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The Worst of Men in Rank of the Resurrection  PROPHETIC SAYING:Abu Umamah reported that the Messenger of Allah said:-The worst of men in rank of the Resurrection will be a servant who abandoned his next world in exchange of a world other than that.(Ibne Majah).EXPLATION:Next world is eternal and never-ending and this world has got an end. And individual life also has got an end as we daily see around us. The action of our life in this world we judge in the next world and as result, men will...

The Message of Islam What is the Message of Islam? The easy (and correct) answer is that simply, there is only One God and that the Prophet Muhammad (saw) is His Messenger. With this, a Muslim holds strong to the Five Pillars of Islam and believes in each Pillar of Faith. But the Message of Islam is much, much more. It is a way of life, a guide, a teacher and a judge. It is a universal idea without discrimination. It knows no race, nationality, gender, or social class. It is compatible with dail...

Most non-Muslim Indians know little about this celebrated Mohammedan festival. What they do know is that if they were lucky, or if they were to work for the Government, Id would mean yet red number on the calendar. Read on to learn more about this holy festival. What is Ramzan? Ramzan is the ninth month in the Muslim calendar. According to legend, the Holy Koran was revealed in this month. Ramzan is thus regarded as highly auspicious and this month is marked by fasting and prayers. Muslims keep ...

Listening to the Prophets Throughout the history of mankind, prophets have brought spiritual guidance to free mankind from the slavery of anger, lust, hatred and violence. But sadly, their true message has been largely lost in the clutter of man-made rules and self-centered interpretations.In the Qur'an, we are told that the message of all the prophets should be heard and understood, not just one specific prophet. The revelation that we should "make no distinction between one and anoth...

The Islam FAQAnswers to Frequently Asked Questions about Islam “Whosoever kills a human being for other than manslaughter or corruption in the earth, it shall be as if he has killed all mankind, and whosoever saves the life of one, it shall be as if he had saved the life of all mankind.” — Holy Quran (Al-Ma'dah:32) Q: What is Islam?A: Islam means “submission to the will of God.” Islam teaches belief  in only one God, the Day of Judgment and individual...

Misconceptions Arranged MarriagesMarriage by definition is a voluntary union of two people. Women and men are not forced by Islamic Law to marry someone against their will. In some cultures, arranged marriages are common such as in Japan, India, and China. Oppression of WomenIslamic Law does not enable or condone the oppression of women. In contrast, the Holy Qur'an makes it clear that women are not to be oppressed. Islam guaranteed these and other rights to women over 1400 years ago. Women...

AHLEY BAIT AT MUBAHALA: -In the south of Arabia, there is a place called Najran. There lived the Christian tribe of Najran who staunchly believed that Prophet Isa (a) i.e. Jesus was the son of God. The Prophet invited them to accept Islam. In response to that, a delegation of their priests and elders came to Madina. They wanted to discuss religion with the Holy Prophet Prophet Muhammad (s).Their argument was that Jesus was born without a father, so he was the son of God. The Holy Prophet explain...

The Basics of Prayer The second Pillar of Islam is prayer. There are two types of prayer that a Muslim may engage in: Du'ah and Salaah (or Namaz). Du'ah is a form of supplication that can be offered at any time and any place, and Salaah/Namaz has come to be known as the five daily ritual prayers.Preparations Certain requirements must be met before engaging in prayer. These requirements are summarized in the following list:Attire. Worshipers must cover the parts of the body detailed in the Qur&rs...

The SUNNAH of Allah’s Messenger in the MONTH of SHABAANShabaan is the eight-month of the Islamic calendar. Allah's Messenger (sallallahu alaihi wa-sallam) used to spend most part of Shabaan by fasting... Some ignorant people have themselves specified particular nights of the year, when they stay awake all night and worship Allah. It is believed that anyone who worships Allah in these specific nights, it will recompense for his yearly deeds and will be enough for his salvation and entering ...

The Pillars of Islam The five Pillars of Islam are a foundation. They help Muslims build strength, character, and iman (piety, belief). All Muslims who are able are required to perform these pillars as part of their faith.Shahada - Declaration of faith Salaat - Prayer Zakaat - Giving charity Sawm - Fasting Hajj - Pilgrimage Shahada - Declaration of faithA Muslim recites, "There is no God but ALLAH and Muhammad is His messenger" throughout the day. Believing in the Oneness of God (also ...