Islam and Christianity Christianity and Islam are the two biggest religions on the planet, with 2.4 billion and 1.9 billion disciples respectively.[1] Along with Judaism, the two of them are viewed as Abrahamic religions, are monotheistic, and started in the Middle East. Christianity created out of Second Temple Judaism in the first century CE. It […]
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Islam and Judaism Judaism is the most established of all the Abrahamic religions. Its establishing prophet is Moses, who had been picked by God to lead the Israelite slaves out of Egypt. Set up camp under Mount Sinai, Moses gave the Israelite slaves the Torah of their God, and subsequent to meandering in the desert
Islam as a Complex and Dynamic Religion: Shia and Sunni ‘Islam is a religion that has fundamentally affected the historical backdrop of the world and later on, its effect won’t decay. Subsequently, it very well may be important to talk about the recorded foundation of this religion and its significant precepts. Additionally, this paper is
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Talibaan (The leaders) Who is Taliban? Taliban, Pashto (“Students”), additionally spelled Taleban, traditionalist political and strict group that arose in Afghanistan during the 1990s following the withdrawal of Soviet soldiers, the breakdown of Afghanistan’s socialist system, and the resulting breakdown in common request. The group took its name from its enrollment, which comprised generally of
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Hazrat Ali (fourth Caliph of Islam) ʿAli, in full ʿAli ibn Abi Ṭalib, (conceived c. 600, Mecca, Arabia January 661, Kufa, Iraq), cousin and son-in-law of Muhammad, the Prophet of Islam, and fourth of the “appropriately directed” (rāshidūn) caliphs, as the initial four replacements of Muhammad are called. Ruling from 656 to 661, he was
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Hazrat Usman Ibn Affan Usman ibn Affan: ʿUsmān ibn ʿAffān; 573/576 – 17 June 656), additionally spelled by the Turkish and Persian delivering Osman, was a subsequent cousin, child in-law and prominent buddy of the Islamic prophet Muhammad, just as the third of the Rāshidun, or “Appropriately Guided Caliphs”. Naturally introduced to a conspicuous Meccan
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Hazrat Umar Ibn Al Khattab Hazrat Umar Ibn-Al-Khattab was perhaps the most remarkable and powerful Muslim caliphs. He had a place with Banu Adi family clan of Quraish in Makah. He was the second Caliph after Hazrat Abu Bakar (R.A) and senior friend of Prophet Muhammad (SAW). On the off chance that you think back
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Hazrat Abu Bakr(The first Caliph of Islam) Abu Bakr Abdullah ibn Othman Abi Quhafa, was the dearest friend and, through his little girl Aisha, a dad in-law of the Islamic prophet Muhammad, just as the principal caliph of Islam. He is decently known as Siddiq. Birth on: October 27, 573 AD, Mecca, Saudi Arabia Passed
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The Rashidun Caliphate(Four Caliphs of Islam) The Rashidun Caliphate or the four caliphs of islam was the first of the four significant caliphates set up after the demise of the Islamic prophet Muhammad. It was administered by the initial four progressive caliphs (replacements) of Muhammad after his demise in 632 CE (AH 11). These caliphs
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What is universe in Islam? The Islamic view toward the universe is a savvy person, logical view that makes the human feelings and sentiments. around the significance of Allah the maker. It additionally makes feelings and inclinations toward the diminutiveness of the human being and his shortcoming before this universe, which prompts the need to
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FIVE MAIN OBLIGATIONS OF ISLAM Islam has five main obligations, or pillars of faith, that every Muslim must fulfill in his life. They are as follows: SHDAHAHA The Shahadah, the confession of faith, is the first pillar of Islam. Muslims testify to the oneness of God by reading the creed “There is no God but
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Allah is one. Truth has many facts. Endless truth has endless speeches. Though intellectuals speak in different ways, they convey the same Truth. Allah is messenger. One Absolute Truth. One God; The Untouchable Cause of the Universe. The God (Allah) we worship is not a special God: He is your God (Allah), and mine, theirs
AQEEDAH AAKHIRAT: Belief in Afterlife in Islam The word irakhirah or Akhirat means “last, end, end”. It has a contradictory meaning of “before”. In The earth here is a place of living things and Akhirat is a stage of life after death. It is the final home and the rest of mankind. Allah (j.j) has
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Invisible Creatures: Angels and Jinn Both Jinn and angels exist in the same way as humans, and there is a connection between them and humanity, yet we cannot see them, thus the word “invisible.” Here is another common knowledge we have about angels and animals, which we can find two main sources of Islam, the
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Islam and science Science and Islam are closely related Indeed, Muslims view science as an essential element of human survival. This sounds strange. We often think of religion as the opposite of science. Was there not a long and endless war between science and Christianity? Did not the Church persecute Galileo? But this ‘war’ between
Haqooq ul Ibad – Humanitarian Activities in Islam Islam is not just a religion but a way of life. Since the relationship of Man with Allah Almighty and our deeds for his dignity are very important in Islam, the deeds addressed to human beings are also described in detail in the Quran and Hadees. Good
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KINDNESS IN ISLAM Kindness – a simple, yet powerful word. In Islam, kindness is a very important part of the expression of the Islamic faith. One of the sayings of the Prophet Muhammad (p.b.u.h) was, “Believers, in their love, mercy, and kindness to one another are like a body: if any part of them is
THE HOLY QURAN(BOOK FOR MUSLIMS) The Holy Quran is a holy book for Muslims.. The word “Quran” means “Reading”.. Sent for human guidance by Allah Almighty through our Last Prophet (ﷺ). Hazrat Gabriel used to carry the message of God.. THE Holy Quran has 30 paras and 114 Surahs.. Each Surah contains a different number
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ISLAMIC FAMILY: STRUCTURE, TERMS AND CONDITIONS We have discussed the key aspects of the Islamic view of life, the family foundations for Muslims and their goals and activities. Marriage and Divorce Marriage, as a social institution, is actually a social contract. And as a state contract it remains at the same level as other contracts.
Hajj INTRODUCTION The Hajj is a single pilgrimage of Muslim life in Mecca. It is located in Saudi Arabia, the Middle East in Asia. Hajj should be performed at least once in the life of a Muslim.. It took place in the month of Dhul Hijjah, which is the twelfth month in the Islamic calendar.
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