HADITH OF THE PROPHET (pbuh)
... insurrections, still it was chiefly due to the fact that large numbers of the population had become Muslim and consequently could no longer be called upon to pay the capitation-tax. ...
... insurrections, still it was chiefly due to the fact that large numbers of the population had become Muslim and consequently could no longer be called upon to pay the capitation-tax. ...
SS7G8 - Ms. Paradis
... c. The Shia wanted to change the direction of prayer to Jerusalem rather than Mecca. d. They disagreed over who should lead the Muslim community after Muhammad’s death. ...
... c. The Shia wanted to change the direction of prayer to Jerusalem rather than Mecca. d. They disagreed over who should lead the Muslim community after Muhammad’s death. ...
The Journey of Caliphate from 632 to 1924
... government. Such descriptions principally reflect Sunni and Mu’tazila approach. The point of view of Zaidiyya, on the other hand, differs from all other Shiite sects. According to Zaidiyya, there may be more than one imams at the same time, or none of them in a given period. According to Shiite sect ...
... government. Such descriptions principally reflect Sunni and Mu’tazila approach. The point of view of Zaidiyya, on the other hand, differs from all other Shiite sects. According to Zaidiyya, there may be more than one imams at the same time, or none of them in a given period. According to Shiite sect ...
Initial signs of revelation to the Prophet (PBUH) The initial signs of
... mountain col (a col between two mountains in Makkah, (similar to a prison in the air) called "Shi’b Abi-Talib". The Prophet (PBUH), with his companions, was imprisoned there for three years. Hunger and fatigue came to the point that the cries of the children of those under siege were heard from behi ...
... mountain col (a col between two mountains in Makkah, (similar to a prison in the air) called "Shi’b Abi-Talib". The Prophet (PBUH), with his companions, was imprisoned there for three years. Hunger and fatigue came to the point that the cries of the children of those under siege were heard from behi ...
Frontline Muslims
... Muhammad first experienced the call to prophethood. Muhammad described how the Angel Gabriel awoke him and told him to read. Muhammad replied that he could not read. Gabriel then said, “Read (or recite) in the name of your Lord who created, created man from a clinging clot.” (Qur’an, 95:1-2) These w ...
... Muhammad first experienced the call to prophethood. Muhammad described how the Angel Gabriel awoke him and told him to read. Muhammad replied that he could not read. Gabriel then said, “Read (or recite) in the name of your Lord who created, created man from a clinging clot.” (Qur’an, 95:1-2) These w ...
7-The Origins and Spread of Islam
... According to Islamic tradition, at first Muhammad feared that he might be going mad. But Khadijah consoled Muhammad and expressed her faith that God had chosen him as a prophet to spread his words to the people. Khadijah became the first convert to Islam. Islam is based on monotheism [monotheism: t ...
... According to Islamic tradition, at first Muhammad feared that he might be going mad. But Khadijah consoled Muhammad and expressed her faith that God had chosen him as a prophet to spread his words to the people. Khadijah became the first convert to Islam. Islam is based on monotheism [monotheism: t ...
On being “kafir” (13/8)
... IN a recent plane crash in Pakistan, a Hindu youth who was a member of Youth Parliament, Pakistan, died and apparently someone wrote ‘kafir’ on his coffin which ignited a controversy. Many Pakistanis condemned the action and instead wrote ‘We love you’, a humane thing to do. Nevertheless it shows ho ...
... IN a recent plane crash in Pakistan, a Hindu youth who was a member of Youth Parliament, Pakistan, died and apparently someone wrote ‘kafir’ on his coffin which ignited a controversy. Many Pakistanis condemned the action and instead wrote ‘We love you’, a humane thing to do. Nevertheless it shows ho ...
The Rightly Guided Caliphs: Abu Bakr (part 1 of 2)
... 632-634 of the Common Era (CE), approximately 27 months. Abu Bakr’s full name was Abdullah ibn Abi Quhafa but he came to be called Abu Bakr due to his great love of raising camels. He was born into what we would call a well-off middle class family and by adulthood had easily established himself as a ...
... 632-634 of the Common Era (CE), approximately 27 months. Abu Bakr’s full name was Abdullah ibn Abi Quhafa but he came to be called Abu Bakr due to his great love of raising camels. He was born into what we would call a well-off middle class family and by adulthood had easily established himself as a ...
Creed_of_the_Prophets
... Both Judaism and Christianity in their pure forms were valid in their own era. Both the Old and the New Testament in their original, unchanged form are revelations from Allah. Exodus: “I am the Lord thy God, Who brought you out of the land of Egypt, out of the house of slavery. You shall have no ...
... Both Judaism and Christianity in their pure forms were valid in their own era. Both the Old and the New Testament in their original, unchanged form are revelations from Allah. Exodus: “I am the Lord thy God, Who brought you out of the land of Egypt, out of the house of slavery. You shall have no ...
ORIGINAL ARTICLE Meaning of Leadership According to Islam
... al-Khilafah according to Islamic legal terminology means head of the Muslims to conduct affairs of the world or religion (‘Atiyyahullah, 1968). The word Khilafah means leadership because the original meaning is successor.. He takes over the functions of the person before him to conduct affairs of le ...
... al-Khilafah according to Islamic legal terminology means head of the Muslims to conduct affairs of the world or religion (‘Atiyyahullah, 1968). The word Khilafah means leadership because the original meaning is successor.. He takes over the functions of the person before him to conduct affairs of le ...
IMAMAT AND KHILAFAT
... They came across new, difficult and more sophisticated problems. Who could they refer to, how could these problems be sorted out and on what grounds? Presuming that the H. Prophet parted this world without appointing his successor. It means that there was no need to and he did not do so. If this was ...
... They came across new, difficult and more sophisticated problems. Who could they refer to, how could these problems be sorted out and on what grounds? Presuming that the H. Prophet parted this world without appointing his successor. It means that there was no need to and he did not do so. If this was ...
Al-Mi`raj: The Alleged Ascent to Heaven
... One of the most famous Islamic monuments in the world is the Dome of the Rock which stands on the site of the original Jewish Temple in Jerusalem. It is the third-holiest in the Muslim world after the Ka'aba in Mecca and Prophet's Mosque in Medina and commemorates the alleged occasion of Muhammad's ...
... One of the most famous Islamic monuments in the world is the Dome of the Rock which stands on the site of the original Jewish Temple in Jerusalem. It is the third-holiest in the Muslim world after the Ka'aba in Mecca and Prophet's Mosque in Medina and commemorates the alleged occasion of Muhammad's ...
may Allah pleased with her, or the death of his sons , but he didn`t find
... reveal to you (Muhammad peace be upon him ) You were not with them, when they cast lots with their pens . as to which of them should be charged with the care of Maryam(Mary); nor were you with them when they disputed. Surat Al-Imran. 44 That is of the news of the Unseen which We reveal to you (Muham ...
... reveal to you (Muhammad peace be upon him ) You were not with them, when they cast lots with their pens . as to which of them should be charged with the care of Maryam(Mary); nor were you with them when they disputed. Surat Al-Imran. 44 That is of the news of the Unseen which We reveal to you (Muham ...
Detailed Biography of Prophet Muhammad
... several tribes from even visiting Madina. Since there was no central government in Arabia, tribes and communities related to one another through alliances and treaties. In the absence of either, it meant that they were potentially at war. A tribe would only enter into an agreement if there was some ...
... several tribes from even visiting Madina. Since there was no central government in Arabia, tribes and communities related to one another through alliances and treaties. In the absence of either, it meant that they were potentially at war. A tribe would only enter into an agreement if there was some ...
Wathakker - Islamic and lawsuit site Article Section Abu Bakr, the
... Both Prophet Muhammad and Abu Bakr avoided the vice and corruption that abounded in pre-Islamic Arabia and both avoided idolatry. They recognised each other as kindred spirits and struck up a lifelong friendship. The First Abu Bakr As Siddeeq was the first person to heed Prophet Muhammad’s message a ...
... Both Prophet Muhammad and Abu Bakr avoided the vice and corruption that abounded in pre-Islamic Arabia and both avoided idolatry. They recognised each other as kindred spirits and struck up a lifelong friendship. The First Abu Bakr As Siddeeq was the first person to heed Prophet Muhammad’s message a ...
Abu Bakr al
... First Caliph to rule in the Islamic Empire Best missionary in Islam after the Prophet (SAW) He was Caliph for 2 years Expanded the least amount of Islam ...
... First Caliph to rule in the Islamic Empire Best missionary in Islam after the Prophet (SAW) He was Caliph for 2 years Expanded the least amount of Islam ...
Prophetic Traditions in Islam
... process of refining one’s character and conduct. Taking as its source the gnosis and science transmitted by Allah on the tongue of the Prophet Muhammad, it presents fundamentals of the legal parameters and spiritual truths of Islam. From [this book] one can learn a great deal about the Islamic conce ...
... process of refining one’s character and conduct. Taking as its source the gnosis and science transmitted by Allah on the tongue of the Prophet Muhammad, it presents fundamentals of the legal parameters and spiritual truths of Islam. From [this book] one can learn a great deal about the Islamic conce ...
7th Ch. 7
... Makkans, however, rejected Muhammad’s teachings. Makkah’s leaders did not want to share their wealth. They also feared that if Muhammad grew stronger, he would seize political power. Merchants worried that if people stopped worshipping their gods, they might stop their pilgrimages to Makkah. That wo ...
... Makkans, however, rejected Muhammad’s teachings. Makkah’s leaders did not want to share their wealth. They also feared that if Muhammad grew stronger, he would seize political power. Merchants worried that if people stopped worshipping their gods, they might stop their pilgrimages to Makkah. That wo ...
Lecture # 4
... • Turning of the eyes up. The Prophet (peace be upon him) strongly admonished against this as can be noted from the following saying: “What is the matter with the people who raise their eyes towards the sky while praying? They shall have to refrain from this or else they will lose their eyesight” (R ...
... • Turning of the eyes up. The Prophet (peace be upon him) strongly admonished against this as can be noted from the following saying: “What is the matter with the people who raise their eyes towards the sky while praying? They shall have to refrain from this or else they will lose their eyesight” (R ...
2nd Prize Paper
... the Prophet’s very household. His paternal grandfather, Ali ibn Husayn, was known as al-Sajjad, or “The Prostrator” for his passionate dedication to prayer. Jafar’s maternal grandfather, Qasim ibn Muhammad ibn Abi Bakr, was one of the most well-respected Hadith authorities of his time. And perhaps m ...
... the Prophet’s very household. His paternal grandfather, Ali ibn Husayn, was known as al-Sajjad, or “The Prostrator” for his passionate dedication to prayer. Jafar’s maternal grandfather, Qasim ibn Muhammad ibn Abi Bakr, was one of the most well-respected Hadith authorities of his time. And perhaps m ...
IMAM JAFAR AL
... were all waiting for him to take part. The leaders of the Abbasids couldn’t ignore him or overlook his social position. That is why they took him into consideration while planning their strategy. Abu-Salamah al-Khallal, a key leader of the revolt against the Umayyads, sent a messenger to Imam al-Sad ...
... were all waiting for him to take part. The leaders of the Abbasids couldn’t ignore him or overlook his social position. That is why they took him into consideration while planning their strategy. Abu-Salamah al-Khallal, a key leader of the revolt against the Umayyads, sent a messenger to Imam al-Sad ...
"Become an ornament for us, do not be a disgrace for us." ~ Imam al
... by English sources covering Ashura in Najaf in the year 1919 shows that 100 Turkish Shias performed blood matam that year.5 Memories of Sayyid Muhammad Bahr al-Ulum support this claim as well: “When I was in Najaf around 50-60 years ago there were only a fewTurkish mourning groups. They would come t ...
... by English sources covering Ashura in Najaf in the year 1919 shows that 100 Turkish Shias performed blood matam that year.5 Memories of Sayyid Muhammad Bahr al-Ulum support this claim as well: “When I was in Najaf around 50-60 years ago there were only a fewTurkish mourning groups. They would come t ...
Chapter 1: Origins of Shi`i Islam - Al
... event is documented in many sources.9 In a very important statement, the Prophet clearly affirmed that Ali was truthful and free of false beliefs and wrong acts, be it in his personal conduct or in his speech and judgements, and implicitly asked Muslims to follow him. Umm Salamah reported that the Pr ...
... event is documented in many sources.9 In a very important statement, the Prophet clearly affirmed that Ali was truthful and free of false beliefs and wrong acts, be it in his personal conduct or in his speech and judgements, and implicitly asked Muslims to follow him. Umm Salamah reported that the Pr ...
SIJILL ARTICLE: Fatemi Da`i – Fatemi Da`wat
... property independent of the control of father or husband or brother. In comparison, it was not until at least ten centuries later that women were given the right to own property in most parts of Europe. The Prophet’s first wife, Khadija, was a wealthy businesswoman. She first came into contact with ...
... property independent of the control of father or husband or brother. In comparison, it was not until at least ten centuries later that women were given the right to own property in most parts of Europe. The Prophet’s first wife, Khadija, was a wealthy businesswoman. She first came into contact with ...
God*s Final Prophet: Jesus Or Muhammad?
... A. One would expect a messenger of God to behave in accordance with God’s word. 1. Muhammad used Allah as a genie in a bottle to get what he wanted! B. Aisha the child-bride (and favorite wife of Muhammad) 1. Muhammad married Aisha, the 6 or 7 year old daughter of his friend Abu Bakr (also 1st conve ...
... A. One would expect a messenger of God to behave in accordance with God’s word. 1. Muhammad used Allah as a genie in a bottle to get what he wanted! B. Aisha the child-bride (and favorite wife of Muhammad) 1. Muhammad married Aisha, the 6 or 7 year old daughter of his friend Abu Bakr (also 1st conve ...