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called Judeo-Christian civilization
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The British sterling pound became t
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who reject such belief, pour scorn
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emergence of Islamic sectarianism a
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The Qur’ān itself has declared i
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ten signs” and (in this connectio
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Hejaz, the Haramain and the Hajj. T
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insisted on monopolizing knowledge
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subliminally advance a sinister age
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Finally we must make mention of cer
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CHAPTER TWOMETHODOLOGY OF STUDY“T
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ف َإ ِن َّ الل ّه ي
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of the declaration in the Qur’ān
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Need to locate ‘system of meaning
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hence he could not have been an ang
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our study such Ahadīth or interpre
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overtaken the world of Islam as wel
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5 Blessed are those whose strength
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meaning derived from the Qur’ān
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al-Sāah (i.e. ‘Signs of the Last
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The above two incidents reveal that
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﴿يا أ َيها الناس
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﴿يوم تبدل ُ الأَ
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away the milk but he will not be ab
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Francis Fukuyama argue that this ci
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misinterpretations. They do so in o
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and they respond, “Which is bette
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The prophesies of Prophet Muhammad
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“There is not one of the People o
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will come after you (who will live
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the ‘Last Warning’, could not t
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CHAPTER FOURA PROFILE OF GOG AND MA
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Secondly, and just as important, if
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• Commentary:Dhūl Qarnain was a
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Sūrah al-Kahf thus makes it possib
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ising from beyond that land); he fo
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second Qarn (i.e. age) of the Qarna
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The reference in this verse to the
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The Qur’an informs us that the bl
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Verse 94 of Sūrah al-Kahf (above)
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fear and they asked, "O Messenger o
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The grammarians have also pointed o
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“I have created servants of mine
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21:95-6) refers to the return of th
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Y’ajūj and M’ajūj nine hundre
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for the Hajj as well as for the Isl
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(Kanz al-Ummāl, Hadīth No 2157)In
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view that Gog and Magog have alread
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against whom none will be able to f
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no covering (i.e. perhaps no protec
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Black Sea is much less than the Med
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Map 3Now that we have located the t
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The Wekipedia article on Daryal Gor
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We also have to find a language spo
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leave wherever they were residing (
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conquer Constantinople. What a wond
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Magog as the two world powers then
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day level or destroy the barrier an
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and not meriting serious considerat
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longer satiate the sexual thirst an
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oppression were not spared. Former
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The evidence also reveals that Dajj
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than 1400 years ago. The Ahadīth i
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“Narrated Zainab bint Jahsh: that
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“. . . It will be under such cond
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addition, the only town mentioned b
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[Set loose are all the hordes of Go
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time ago. We leave that task to oth
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and righteous conduct, and who resp
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Imperial expansion exterminated a w
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“Oh you who have faith (in Allah
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Any people who allow themselves to
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ought back to reclaim the ‘town
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young men in Sūrah al-Kahf who fle
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through the ‘sun’. Phototropism
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today. Regardless of whether he is
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Villages that are disconnected from
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it was to prevent this that the peo
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all other Prophets of the One God),
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explain the reality of the world to