Another Ramadhan
Another Ramadan has arrived
And the masjids are full for terrawih
But since last year so many Muslims have departed
And millions more suffering
Hungry, homeless and ignored
We make dua
And shed many tears
Give charity
But does it help and ease their suffering? Continue reading “Another Ramadhan 2010”
Apparently most of the energies that a body abosrbs are straight away stored in our brains
because every kind of energy in our body comes from the brain and goes to the brain. In other words, you are charged with electromagnetic waves without realizing it. his causes discomfort such as headaches,laziness and mild body pain.
So putting ur head on the ground in the position of sajda is the BEST WAY to discharge the electomagnetic signals.
Other than that just to add up with researches, it has been proven that not only sajda but the position of rukuh keep ur body blood flow and your circulations good.
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Surat Al-‘Ikhlāş (The Sincerity) – سورة الإخلاص
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بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
112:1
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112:1
Transliteration
Qul huwa Allahu ahad
Sahih International
Say, “He is Allah , [who is] One,
Muhsin Khan
Say (O Muhammad (Peace be upon him)): “He is Allah, (the) One.
Yusuf Ali
Say: He is Allah, the One and Only;
French
Dis : “Il est Allah, Unique.
Malay
Katakanlah (wahai Muhammad): “(Tuhanku) ialah Allah Yang Maha Esa;
Thai
จงกล่าวเถิด มุฮัมมัด พระองค์คืออัลลอฮฺผู้ทรงเอกะ
Turkish
De ki; O Allah bir tektir.
Urdu
کہو کہ وہ (ذات پاک جس کا نام) الله (ہے) ایک ہے
Tamil NEW
(நபியே!) நீர் கூறுவீராக: அல்லாஹ் அவன் ஒருவனே.
112:2
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112:2
Transliteration
Allahu assamad
Sahih International
Allah , the Eternal Refuge.
Muhsin Khan
“Allah-us-Samad (The Self-Sufficient Master, Whom all creatures need, He neither eats nor drinks).
Yusuf Ali
Allah, the Eternal, Absolute;
French
Allah, Le Seul à être imploré pour ce que nous désirons.
Malay
“Allah Yang menjadi tumpuan sekalian makhluk untuk memohon sebarang hajat;
Thai
อัลลอฮฺนั้นทรงเป็นที่พึ่ง
Turkish
Allah eksiksiz, sameddir (Bütün varliklar O’na muhtaç, fakat O, hiç bir seye muhtaç degildir
Urdu
معبود برحق جو بےنیاز ہے
Tamil NEW
அல்லாஹ் (எவரிடத்தும்) தேவையற்றவன்.
112:3
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112:3
Transliteration
Lam yalid walam yoolad
Sahih International
He neither begets nor is born,
Muhsin Khan
“He begets not, nor was He begotten;
Yusuf Ali
He begetteth not, nor is He begotten;
French
Il n’a jamais engendré, n’a pas été engendré non plus.
Malay
“Ia tiada beranak, dan Ia pula tidak diperanakkan;
Thai
พระองค์ไม่ประสูติ และไม่ทรงถูกประสูติ
Turkish
Dogurmadi ve dogurulmadi
Urdu
نہ کسی کا باپ ہے اور نہ کسی کا بیٹا
Tamil NEW
அவன் (எவரையும்) பெறவுமில்லை (எவராலும்) பெறப்படவுமில்லை.
112:4
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112:4
Transliteration
Walam yakun lahu kufuwan ahad
Sahih International
Nor is there to Him any equivalent.”
Muhsin Khan
“And there is none co-equal or comparable unto Him.”
Yusuf Ali
And there is none like unto Him.
French
Et nul n’est égal à Lui”.
Malay
“Dan tidak ada sesiapapun yang serupa denganNya”.
Thai
และไม่มีผู้ใดเสมอเหมือนพระองค์
Turkish
O ‘na bir denk de olmadi.
Urdu
اور کوئی اس کا ہمسر نہیں
Tamil NEW
அன்றியும், அவனுக்கு நிகராக எவரும் இல்லை.
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HIJAB is there in Hindu and Christian Books Also
– Zakir Naik
Lets analyze what the Hindu Scriptures have to speak on modesty ?
It is mentioned in the Rig Veda Book no. 8 Hymn no. 33 V. no. 19
“When Brahma has made you a woman, you should lower your gaze and should not look up. You should put your feet together and you should not reveal what the garment and the veil conceals.”
So the Rig Veda says that the woman should wear the veil.
They should lower their gaze and should not stare.
It is further mentioned in Rig Veda Book no. 10 Hymn no. 85 V. no.30
“Unlovely is the person is the husband who covers his thighs with the garment of his wife. “
So the Rig Veda says that wearing the clothes of the opposite sex is prohibited.
It is further mentioned in the Mahavir Charitra Act 2 Page 71 that
When Purshuram comes, Rama tells his wife Sita that “He is our elder, please lower your gaze, and put on the veil. “
Rama tells his wife Sita to put on the veil and to lower her gaze.
If you read historical books, the books talking about the Coin Age, the Age of the Gupta and the post Gupta age, there are coins , on which there are pictures of the Indain woman wearing the veils and the veil are going upto their shoulders, some go upto the arms. There are many Indian woman in the villages who wear the veils, some of the woman even cover their faces.
So,if you analyze, even the Hindu Scriptures say that a woman should wear the veil. That the woman should lower their gaze. Continue reading “Hijab is there in Hindu and Christian Books also”
Please don’t eat the skin of the apple because it’s coated with wax.
Check before you eat many of the fruits.
WAX is being used for preservation purposes and cold storage.
You might be surprised especially apples from USA and other parts are more than one year old, though it would look fresh. Becox wax is coated, preventing bacteria to enter. So it does not get dry.
Please Eat Apples after removing the wax as demonstrated below. Please follow this and let know others………..
Hope it will be of benefit to you & others……….
through mail from farook Ali
Posted by M.RISHAN SHAREEF
The Qur’an was sometimes revealed to respond to various events and incidents. Sometimes it was revealed to support the Prophet (saws) who was faced with many questions, whether by Muslims or non-Muslims, and hardships. Other times was revealed for legislation and for putting rules to govern the social, economical, and political life of Muslims.
The first verses to be revealed, according to the most correct opinion of scholars, are the first five verses of Surat Al-`Alaq, which happens to be Chapter 96 of the 114 chapters of the Qur’an.
Order of Verses
Muslim scholars agree that the order of the verses in every chapter was done or commanded by the Prophet (saws) himself following the commands of Almighty Allah.
The Prophet (saws) once told his Companions after he had received a certain revelation that the arch-angel Gabriel had specified for him the particular order of verses (Ahmad).
There are also many incidents narrated in the books of Sunnah regarding the Prophet’s (saws) recitation during prayer. The Companions used to pray every day behind the Prophet (saws) and he used to recite the Qur’an in the order given to him by Allah, and they used to learn and memorize from his recitation.
There have never been any incident in which any of the Companions reciting in any order that violated the order of the verses showed to us by the Prophet (saws).
Order of Surahs
As for the order of the surahs (chapters), the most accepted view is that it was also applied following an instruction given by Almighty Allah. It has been recorded that the Prophet (saws) reviewed the Qur’an with the arch-angel Gabriel 24 times all within his life.
Every year, he used to review it once during the month of Ramadan with Gabriel. During the final year of the Prophet’s life, Gabriel revised the Qur’an twice with the Prophet (saws) as a way of confirming it. The Prophet (saws), in turn, used to follow this order in teaching his Companions and communicating the message to them. Continue reading “Revelation Order of the Qur’an”
By M. Zajam, TwoCircles.net,
Ramzan is considered holiest month of the Islamic calendar. Ramzan transforms even non-practicing to perform all the religious rituals, pray for guidance, refrain from everyday evils, self restraint and seek forgiveness for past sins. Ramzan is also a time when we focus on self-reformation, spiritual cleansing and enlightenment. People enthusiasm toward religious activity is unmatched during Ramzan. But same zeal is not visible while paying Zakat, which is one of the five pillars of Islam.
We do not miss any chance to hit out at the government for poor condition of Muslims in India. But when it comes to playing our part we fail miserably. As per Arjun Sengupta Committee 2008 report, 77% of Indian population is surviving on Rs 600 per month. Same report also mentions that 84.7% of Muslim population is in poor and vulnerable group.
Giving
In Western countries, charity and philanthropy is way of life for both governments and individuals. According to the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development, the countries giving the highest amounts of charity money are USA- $28.67 billion, France- $12.43 billion, Germany- $11.98 billion, UK- $11.50 billion and Japan – $9.48 billion. The Global Humanitarian Assistance (GHA) July 2010 report also lists countries ranked by generosity as donation per citizen from data collected in 2008 are Luxembourg- $114/citizen, Norway – $96/citizen, Sweden- $66/citizen,Ireland- $66/citizen and Kuwait- $33/citizen. Same report also mentions that in terms of Humanitarian aid Saudi Arabia – 51.8 million tops the list, followed by United Arab Emirates- 35.3 million, Kuwait- 34.2 million, Russia- 32.5 million and India -14.6 million.
Recently, Buffett and Gates started a drive called “The Giving Pledge” to encourage high-profile philanthropic promises. Warren Buffet has pledged to donate 99 per cent of his wealth, while Bill and Melinda Gates have already donated half of theirs to charity, using it for improving the health of humanity. Indians are crowding the list of Forbes but when it comes to be generous they are no match for likes of Buffet. Recently, Karnataka’s minister for tourism and leading industrialist Gali Janardhan Reddy presented a diamond-studded gold crown, estimated to be worth Rs 450 million (Rs 45 crore), to the famous Lord Venkateswara temple at Tirupati.
Capgemini and Merrill Lynch Wealth Management in their report stated that India’s high net worth individuals (HNWIs), who are defined as those having investable assets of $1 million or more, are over 120,000 in number, or 0.01% of the population, their combined worth is close to one-third of India’s Gross National Income (GNI). Continue reading “Zakat: A tool for community upliftment”
Posted by Zafar Khan
Many are those that are distressed not by pressing matters of great import, but by minor trifles.
Observe the Hypocrites and how weak they are in their resolution. The Qur’an relates to us some of their sayings:
{Those who stayed away [from Tabuk expedition] rejoiced in their staying behind the Messenger of Allah; they hated to strive and fight with their properties and their lives in the Cause of Allah, and they said: March not forth in the heat’.} (Qur’an 9: 81)
{‘Grant me leave [to be exempted from Jihad] and put me not into trial.} (Qur’an 9: 49)
{And a band of them ask for permission of the Prophet [Muhammad] saying: ‘Truly, our homes lie open [to the enemy]’. And they lay not open. They but wished to flee.} (Qur’an 33: 13)
{‘We fear lest some misfortune of a disaster may befall us.’}
(Qur’an 5: 52)
{And when the hypocrites and those in whose hearts is a disease said: ‘Allah and His Messenger promised us nothing but delusions!’} (Qur’an 33: 12)
Continue reading “Dont Be Sad: Do not be crushed by what is insignifIcant”
Ahmed Shaaban
23 August 2010
DUBAI — Islam has the solution to all the problems of the mankind, popular Indian scholar Dr Zakir Naik said at a lecture in Al Twar area opposite Dubai Airport Terminal-2, on Friday night.
The lecture was held as part of the cultural programme of the 9th Ramadan Forum.
In his two-hour lecture “Religion in the right perspective”, Dr Naik, who is also a noted surgeon, said the only way to understand a religion is not by looking at what its believers are saying or doing, but rather by looking at the scriptures and the writings.
Defining the characteristics of God as mentioned in the four major religions of the world — Islam, Judaism, Christianity and Hinduism, Dr Zakir said that in all these religions, apart from Christianity, God is one and no one is second to him; He has no equivalent or alike, He has no father or mother or sons and has no image or idol.
“Muslims have no problem with most of the characteristics of God as mentioned in different religions and they fit the description stipulated in the Holy Quran’s Surah Al Ikhlas ,which reads “Say: He is the God, the Unique; God, the Eternal, Absolute, He begets not, nor is He begotten, And there is none like unto Him.”
Dr Zakir said that if God’s characteristics in Islam are applied as a benchmark to other religions, few, if any, would stand the test. “If we took, for example, the ‘Brahma’ or the God in Hinduism, we will see that he is not the only one to claim he is God and he sometimes takes forms and shapes,” he said.
Some Hindus worship nature in the form of sun, water or fire, whereas Islam believes these to be only God’s creations and manifestations of power.”
Talking about Christianity, Dr Zakir said that unlike any other religion, Islam believes in Jesus Christ to be a Messenger of Allah and that he was miraculously born from Virgin Mary, and above all, Jesus was able, by the permission of God, to cure the blind and raise the dead. “But Islam has a lot of problems with the church teachings.”
Most believers of the Christian faith argue that God is mighty and that he can do anything, including taking shape as a human being so that he is able to tell how humans feel and what the best rules are for them. “But the moment the mighty God takes the form of a human being, he ceases to be a God and becomes exposed to human mistakes like anger and injustice,” he said. Continue reading “God doesn’t need human form to know what’s good for the humans”
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