Muhammad Bin Abdul-Wahhab
Articles
Since 2012-11-25
The must-know duties
The must-know duties that every Muslim man and woman should perceive ... more
Articles
Since 2012-11-22
Ancestors and Tolerance
Ayoub As-Sekhteyany said: “No man is noble until he possesses two characteristics: immaculate what others possess, and forgive what they do to us”. ... more
Abdel-Azeez As-Sadhan
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Since 2012-11-18
Among the reasons of bosoms
Imam Ibn Al-Jawzy said: "I had a problem that caused me great constant grief, and I thought hard escape this grief by anyway but in vain. Then I remembered this verse {And whosoever fears Allah and keeps his duty to Him, He will make a way for him to get out (from every difficulty). ... more
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Since 2012-11-11
The men of dawn
Those are the men of dawn. They are the people who answered the caller of love when he called ‘come to success’; they gave their selves and sacrificed their lusts in order to reach to their Beloved One. ... more
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Since 2008-07-01
Some Mistakes of Pilgrims
All praise is due to Allah, Lord of the Worlds, and prayers and
peace of Allah be upon the Seal of Prophets and Messengers, our
Prophet, Muhammad, and upon all his family and Companions.
Hajj (Pilgrimage) carry
fruitful acts, as Allah, Glorified be He, has made it a mean for
expiating ...
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Since 2008-07-01
The Story of Adam (part 4 of 5)
Adam and Eve left Paradise and began their life on earth. God had prepared them in many ways. He gave them the experience of struggling against the whisperings and schemes of Satan. He taught Adam the names of everything and instructed him in its ...
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Since 2008-07-01
Meaning of belief in al-Qadar (the divine will and decree)
Q: What is the meaning of belief in
al-Qadar (the divine will and decree)?.
A: Praise be to Allaah.
Qadar means that Allaah has decreed everything that happens in the
universe according to His prior knowledge and the dictates of His
wisdom.
Belief in al-Qadar includes four things:
1 - The ...
Articles
Since 2008-07-01
True Monotheistic Concepts - Tawheed, Shirk, Islam
Based on a Document By: AbuBakr Karolia - December 26, 1999
Tawheed (montheism)
The term is derived from the three consonants root w-h-d, which serves as the vehicle for the basic concept of 'oneness,' or 'unity," along with the closely ...
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Since 2003-08-12
The Evil of Smoking
Smoking was discovered by the Spanish conquistadors in America,
about 500 years ago; from Spain, it spread to the rest of Europe,
and thence to the Muslim world about 100 years later.
Unfortunately, while the West has long realized the dangers of smoking and attempted to reduce it, in the ... Continue Reading
Unfortunately, while the West has long realized the dangers of smoking and attempted to reduce it, in the ... Continue Reading
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Since 2001-09-24
The Objective Reasoning and The Convincing Islam
Muhammad, the prophet of Islam followed the footsteps of earlier prophets like Abraham, Moses, Jacob and Jesus. He was a descendant of Abraham, and the core principles of Islam are those taught by all prophets from Noah to Jesus. All prophets before Muhammad focused on a ... Continue Reading
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Since 2001-01-19
Ayesha a 14 years old New Muslimah!
Here is an Interview between us and Sister Stephanie (She is now
'ayesha) a 14 years old
Muslimah from England.
- As-Salamu Alaikum
wa alaikum as-salam
- Dear sister, would you mind giving our readers a brief introduction about yourself?
My Name is 'Ayesha (Stephanie). I am a UK citizen ...
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Since 2012-12-01
How did Christianity become mixed with polytheistic beliefs?
If true Christianity brought the message of the Oneness of God (Tawheed), and stated that He alone is to be worshipped to the exclusion of anyone else in His creation, whether that is ?Eesa (Jesus) or anyone else, then how did this religion become mixed w ... more
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