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Paradise without being called to account at all. 85– It was declared in a hadîth-i-qudsî, [1] “Were I not to create thee, I would not create anything.” 86– The rank position which Rasûlullah ‘sall-Allâhu ta’âlâ ’alaihi wa sallam’ shall be occupying in Paradise is called Wasîla. It is the highest rank in Paradise. The tree of Paradise called Sidra-tul-muntahâ, each one of whose branches shall reach an inhabitant of Paradise, thus everybody enjoying one of its branches, shall have its roots up in that highest rank. Each and every blessing that the people of Paradise will be enjoying shall be coming through these branches. Do not boast about your wealth, O thou, owners of wisdom! Life is beset with vicissitudes, and all have their end. When time of death comes, none shall come to save you; Curb your desires, you will turn into soil in the end. Keep on the right path, Allah will protect you from shame! Think of the eternal life, do not embellish the shade; Read BOOKS of AHL AS-SUNNA, give up this obstinacy; Wake up before it is too late, life is too short to waste; You may end up in ruination, so give up this evil tendency. Keep on the right path, Allah will protect you from shame! Satan will scoff at you, seeing this unawareness; Come to yourself, lest that heinous being should mock thee. Avoid villainy, let pride and fame be others’ property; Above all worldly values is beautiful moral quality. Keep on the right path, Allah will protect you from shame! With Allah ta’âlâ standing bail for your sustenance, Bowing your head before others is not worthy of you. Afflictions befall on you in return for your own indulgence, Let these be a sage’s pieces of advice to you. Keep on the right path, Allah will protect you from shame! [1] A hadîth-i-qudsî is a Word of Allah which He inspired into His blessed Prophet ‘sall-Allâhu ta’âlâ ’alaihi wa sallam’. – 248 –
RASÛLULLAH’S ‘sall-Allâhu ’alaihi wa sallam’ BEAUTIFUL MORAL QUALITIES and HABITS Down below are fifty of the beautiful moral qualities and habits of the Messenger of Allah ‘sall-Allâhu ta’âlâ ’alaihi wa sallam’: 1– Resûlullah ‘sall-Allâhu ta’âlâ ’alaihi wa sallam’ was superior to all the other Prophets in knowledge, in irfân (enlightenment, culture), in fehm (comprehension, intellect, understanding), in yaqîn (certitude, positive knowledge), in wisdom, in mental capacity, in generosity, in modesty, in hilm (tenderness, mildness, moderation), in compassionateness, in patience, in enthusiasm, in patriotism, in faithfulness, in trustworthiness, in courage, in grandeur, in bravery, in eloquence, in rhetoric, in intrepidity, in beauty, in vara’ (avoiding worldly pleasures about which one is doubtful whether they are permitted by Islam), in chastity, in kindness, in fairness, in hayâ (bashfulness, sense of shame), in zuhd (the highest degree of avoiding worldly pleasures), and in taqwâ (avoiding acts that are forbidden). He would forgive other people for their malevolent behaviours against him, friend and foe alike. He would never retaliate against them. When they caused his blessed cheek to bleed and broke his blessed tooth during the Holy War of Uhud, he pronounced the following benediction about the people who gave thim those harms: “Yâ Rabbî! Forgive them! Pardon them for their ignorance.” 2– He was extremely compassionate. He would water the animals. He would hold the water container with his hand until the animals became satiated. He would wipe the dirt off the horse he rode. 3– When people called him, whosoever they were, he would reply, “Labbayk (Yes, sir).” He would never stretch his legs when in company. He would sit on his knees. Whenever he saw a pedestrian as he was riding an animal, he would let that person sit behind him on the animal. 4– He would not look down on anybody. During an expedition, one of his companions undertook the killing of the sheep they were going to eat, another one took the skinning on himself, and another one said he would do the cooking. When – 249 –
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WHY DID THEY BECOME MUSLIMS INTRODU
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people who accepted Islam although
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completely occupied my mind. We hum
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espirator and covered it with cold
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thinks well, he will, let alone bei
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From his conference: “As you read
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Christianity lacks democratic spiri
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accomplishes. A religion, (i.e. Isl
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within the corporeal areas, but als
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Algeria, in Morocco, and in the oth
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of garments, they wore untanned ani
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defined sin only as a result of dis
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today’s so-called Christians are
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turn made me realize that they had
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8 Dr. ’UMAR ROLF FREIHERR VON EHR
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9 THOMAS IRVING (Canadian) To tell
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Q.A. Jairazby H.W. Lovlegrove. I wo
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In some Christian rites, such as Ba
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must have been sharing identical, o
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means submission to Allâhu ta’â
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words were. Like my son, I, too, be
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salâm’ had begun to preach the p
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We Muslims are not people who hold
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people that I met during the journe
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Our Prophet Muhammad ‘alaihis-sal
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and leg were entirely out of servic
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“Religion is a source that teache
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church more, and at the end he love
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above the human linguistic capacity
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and had been looking for a man to e
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called) Ihrâm and prostrate themse
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in their society. If someone should
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Its meaning was, as some people tol
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Moreover, the ecclesiastical credo
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subconscious. Rodwell had purposely
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adds a lot more to these dangers. A
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and the savageries that they perpet
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ascribed to them and reinforced wit
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credal tenets. In contrast, the Isl
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is known for his works ‘Babies of
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“What was the strongest attractio
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a soul that was desperately struggl
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firmament that was hardly illuminat
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face and his light-radiating and sw
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my head. O my Allah! Right behind m
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Today’s Gospels contain not the c
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34 MUHAMMAD SULEYMÂN TAKEUCHI (Jap
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the Japanese people, who have had t
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with which it equips Muslims. Islam
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All Muslims should give serious con
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eyond his mental grasp? Gradually,
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closely. Then I realized that my mi
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In conclusion, I pay hamd-u-thenâ
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learning that my friend had begun t
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They persecuted me very bitterly. Y
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eings like us. They are the most su
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ights. The Islamic religion does no
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century. This country, (or any othe
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HILYA-I-SA’ÂDAT After giving his
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His blessed nose in profile, Looked
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Those who with the matter was acqua
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The Prophet was of medium height; y
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evealed to our Prophet ‘sall-All
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printed and published in every coun
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TODAY’S COPIES of THE TORAH and T
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like unto thee, and will put My wor
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een examined, corrected, altered, a
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Bible is the Word of Allah.” Our
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used to describe a person who is yo
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me, and be ye saved, all the ends o
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SOME of the ERRORS in the HOLY BIBL
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thousand errors in the Bible. If th
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would ‘attain the right path.’
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In short, you see that Matthew, Luk
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It is written in the forty-fourth v
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efore Îsâ ‘alaihis-salâm’. 2
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How appalling! These abominable sto
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Our childhood was spent in a settin
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his emotional predilections, unders
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Mu’jiza [1] (miracle) is a supern
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miracles created by Allâhu ta’â
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world, and the Islamic religion is
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Muslims do not know foreign languag
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(the Catholic Printhouse), which wa
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the ancient civilization, and thus
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I believe in that Prophets are inno
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Efendi, [1] contains the following
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word in the Qur’ân al-kerîm, th
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See what even Lamartin has to say:
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wattaslîmât’, who are merely hu
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sharing this theory.” A period of
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changes into nitric acid, which in
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forfeit the industry and the trade
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first experience with figures was i
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