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When Allah is mentioned, they feel the fear of Him in their hearts; Their faith increases every time they hear and ponder over Quran’s verses; They put their trust in Allah, i.e. have Tawakkul on Allah; They perform prayers regularly; They spend in charity in the path of Allah.

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There indeed is a lot of misunderstanding prevailing among Muslims, as well as non-Muslims, about the Islamic point of view of celebration. There are Muslims who imagine that any kind of celebration is out of place, since this world is ephemeral and is meant as a testing ground for humans. From their point of view, what matters is the Hereafter, and so anyon e who finds any occasion in this life as worthy of marking as joyful is terribly wrong. This view is the result of a gross misunderstanding about the life of this world as envisioned in Islam. Indeed, Allah Almighty has designed this world as a testing ground for all of us. And the test consists of the manner in which we use the blessings the Creator has bestowed upon us. Isn't it natural and necessary on our part to be thankful to the All-Merciful by being happy in receiving the blessings He has showered upon us? If so, isn't it expected of us to express that happiness in an ap- propriate fashion? By celebrating the g...

' Hajj: A Holistic Homecoming for Humbled Muslims:- The sacred journey of hajj is an extremely fulfilling one that imparts a pilgrim lifelong lessons and poignant memories, the effect of which stay in their lives long after the echo of “labaik allahumma labaik” has faded from their ears. Hajj: Economic Empowerment for Entrepreneurs:- Most of the millions of Muslims, who gather in the cities of Jeddah, Makkah and Madinah for the Hajj, comprise of the able-bodied and well-off among the global Ummah. This automatically offers tremendous opportunities for local business men and traders, who customarily witness an upsurge in their sales during hajj season. For this reason, Allah has allowed a pilgrim to continue doing trade or business during his or her hajj journey: (2:198) Since the advent of the Prophet, till a few decades before today, traveling to perform hajj and staying there was extremely difficult. The weather was extremely hot and and the Hajj left many pilgrims weak...

Islam and Terrorism. The study of world history show that Islam and terrorism are extreme opposites. There is no meeting point between Islam and terrorism as practiced by terrorist groups in different parts of the world. Terrorism involves the indiscriminate use of force to achieve certain objectives. Whereas, the basis of national and international relations in Islam is peace and not war as false ly claimed by some people. In Islam, the use of force is allowed only in special situations, particularly when the Muslim community is threatened by hostile forces. This is natural and logical for any other community indeed. Then again, the use of force in a campaign of Jihad is determined by the leader of the Muslim community in a very orderly way. For a detailed discussion on the Islam’s stance on terrorism, we would like to cite for you the following:- One of the distinctive characteristics of the times we live in is the overwhelming presence of violence in our societies. Whether it is...

.......................... .Love and respect................... ..... Have we ever thought about the difference between love and respect? When we say we love someone, what does that mean? When we say we respect someone, how is different from loving that person? Think about it; when you love someone, you want to give them something that will make them happy. When you respect somebody, you are willing  to listen and take from what they say. For humans, it’s part of our nature that it’s easier for us to give advice than to take advice. It’s easier for us to reprimand someone than to get reprimanded ourselves. So using the same analogy, we can safely say that it’s easier to love someone than to show them respect. If we truly do respect someone, then that means that if they share their thoughts with us or gives us advice, we take the advice and try to act upon it instead of saying “It’s my way or the highway” or just listening with one ear and letting it come out of the other ea...

                                                                     ا سسلام علیکم وبرکاتہ امید کرتے ہیں کے آپ کو ہماری یہ  چھوٹی  سی  کاوش   پسند آرہی ہوگی.ہمیں  آ گاہ کرتے رہیں کمنٹس کے ذریعے .تا کہ ہم اپنا کام  اور ا چھ ا  کر سکے  .جزاک الله خیر  

40. "O my Lord! Make me one who performs As-Salat (Iqamat-as-Salat), and (also) from my offspring, our Lord! And accept my invocation. 41. "Our Lord! Forgive me and my parents, and (all) the believers on the Day when the reckoning will be established."

The Hijab, which is the Arabicword of the veil is much emphasized is Islam and is considered a part of it as Islam lays much stress on thecovering of a Muslim women in every age and step. In many societies Hijab is considered as a cultural part and something that is not a part of the Islamic religion however this is not the case. Anything that is deemed as cultural tends to have its roots from common practices and customs that have been living through for a long time now. Rather the covering of the women which resided in the past and carried on as a cultural aspect was known as the “Jahiliyah” which covered the women rendering her as a lower being as compared to man. Islam gave the concept of Hijab or a veil to make the women an equal part of the society rather earning her more respect and dignity in the society. Our Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) declared clearly that it is incumbent upon every single Muslim to search for awareness no matter how far you have to go searching for it. Islam...

What is nikah? The truth behind the islamic veil Nikah is the Islamic word for a marriage contract in whichthe bride and the groom promises in front of relativesusually close family membersof both the sides to accept each other for the rest of their lives. The importance of Nikah can be understood through the sayings of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) who replied when once asked “What is more important than prayers”, he replied, “the spirit of prayer”, similarly when asked what was more important than fasting the answer was the spirit of fasting and so for everything else I Islam the most important thing is the spirit behind the action as it is the main guide which leads to action. So in this case what is more important than the marriage is its spirit which in this case is the Nikah? NIKAH is a binding between two souls which can be conducted either at a single place where both the groom and bride are present or the help of the modern technology can also be taken and nowadays telephone ...

EID MUDARAK TO ALL MUSLIM UMMAH..... MAY ALMIGHTY ALLAH ACCEPT OUR DEEDS AND INTENTION OF QUBANI(AMEEN) DON'T FORGET TO REMEMBER POOR PEOPLE TODAY.SHARE HAPPINESS WITH THEM ALSO..... PLZ REMEBER ME IN DUA,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, JAZAK ALLAH ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

NIKAH is a binding between two souls which can be conducted either at a single place where both the groom and bride are present or the help of the modern technology can also be taken and nowadays telephone and internet is also being used for conducting Islamic marriages or the Nokah

It will be celebrated In the Middle of October which means only one and a half month is now left. In Pakistan people usually do Qubani of Bakra Goat and Cows as these animals have huge production in the country. Arabs prefers to do Camels Sacrifice. Before arrival of Eid big markets of Animals are setup that are known as Bakra Mandi, Cow Mandi or Janwar Mandi. People go to these markets to select Animals and buy them.  last year 2012  prices were really high due to which many people didn't done Qurbani while other kept part in Cow because that is cheaper as compare to Goat. In other Muslims countries as well Like Bangladesh, Iran, Afghanistan, Saudi Arabia people do Qurbani after offering Eid Ul Adha prayer. In Saudi Arabia special preparations are done for this purpose so that Millions of Muslims after performing Hajj can do their Sacrifices.

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