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DO YOU KNOW? 1. That the month of Dhul-Hijjah is one of the sacred months in the Islamic calendar. Others are; Muharraam, Rajab, and Dhul-Qada? Allaah says; "Verily, the number of months with AIlaah...
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Day in, day out; we are being invited to a lot of evils. The evils are modified, decorated and presented in different ways so that they can become acceptable to us. Sometimes, the packaging becomes...
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Isbal is to wear ones garment while it is going below the ankles. This is a major sin according to the scholars of Islam. Allaah and His Prophet [peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him] forbid...
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The month of Ramadan is around the corner and as believers, we should be preparing for it. The preparation for this month can only be done with sound knowledge. We present to you some facts about...
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 The best of places Of the sites on the face of the earth, the I mosque and its precinct rank as the best and most conducive of places to : be, Therein lies peace of mind and tranquillity. Your sins...
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In our preceding edition, we displayed the proper way of doing sujuud which many Muslims fail to practice and, consequently, fail to follow the Prophets (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him)...
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Question: I have observed in the Friday prayer, during the sitting of the Imaam between the two portions of the Khutbah, that some of the worshippers stand up and pray two Rakahs then they sit down....
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Question : It is narrated in a hadeeth : Fear Allaah and treat your children equally. Is the intended outright equality or is the share of the male child in compliance to the law of inheritance ? For...
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