`Eid Al-Fitr (Feast of Breaking Fast) marks the end of the holy month of Ramadan. It is a blessed and special day for Muslims. On this day, Muslims make remembrance of God together and share gratitude to Him.

`Eid Al-Fitr (Feast of Breaking Fast) marks the end of the holy month of Ramadan. It is a blessed and special day for Muslims. On this day, Muslims make remembrance of God together and share gratitude to Him. More »

Children are to be well fed, well-groomed, properly dressed for seasons and appearance. Children are entitled to education, religious learning, and spiritual guidance.

Children are to be well fed, well-groomed, properly dressed for seasons and appearance. Children are entitled to education, religious learning, and spiritual guidance.

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Children are to be well fed, well-groomed, properly dressed for seasons and appearance. Children are entitled to education, religious learning, and spiritual guidance.

Children are to be well fed, well-groomed, properly dressed for seasons and appearance. Children are entitled to education, religious learning, and spiritual guidance.

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The Qur’an therefore, stresses the truth that all men and women are equal. Piety alone makes one superior to others. Given this, one should refrain all the more from hurting and harming others.

The Qur’an therefore, stresses the truth that all men and women are equal. Piety alone makes one superior to others. Given this, one should refrain all the more from hurting and harming others.

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The Islamic scriptures calling for humanitarian action are numerous. They are either of an obligatory or an inciting nature and do not exclude non-Muslims from humanitarian aid

The Islamic scriptures calling for humanitarian action are numerous. They are either of an obligatory or an inciting nature and do not exclude non-Muslims from humanitarian aid

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In this article, the author argues that all divine religions prohibit sorcery and even prescribe harsh punishment for sorcerers given the serious harm they cause

In this article, the author argues that all divine religions prohibit sorcery and even prescribe harsh punishment for sorcerers given the serious harm they cause

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There is a chapter (Surah) in the Noble Qur’an bearing the name of “Maryam” (Mary). The referred to Surah was called “Maryam” out of respect and honor to Maryam; the mother of Jesus Christ (peace be upon them both).

There is a chapter (Surah) in the Noble Qur’an bearing the name of “Maryam” (Mary). The referred to Surah was called “Maryam” out of respect and honor to Maryam; the mother of Jesus Christ (peace be upon them both).

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“If all you said is true, then I am sure that this Prophet’s Kingdom will reach here where I am standing… If I were to go there, I would embrace Islam and wash the Prophet’s feet with my own hands.” Heraclius said.

“If all you said is true, then I am sure that this Prophet’s Kingdom will reach here where I am standing… If I were to go there, I would embrace Islam and wash the Prophet’s feet with my own hands.” Heraclius said.

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In this episode of The Deen Show Dr. Brown explains some of the primary differences between the taproot of the message of Jesus and the Pauline Doctrine.

In this episode of The Deen Show Dr. Brown explains some of the primary differences between the taproot of the message of Jesus and the Pauline Doctrine.

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Watch this lecture by Sheikh `Abdur-Rahim Green about the unity of message brought by Moses, Jesus, and Muhammad (peace be upon them all.)

Watch this lecture by Sheikh `Abdur-Rahim Green about the unity of message brought by Moses, Jesus, and Muhammad (peace be upon them all.)

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Being fatherless in Islam, Jesus is often referred to in the Islamic scriptures as “the son of Mary”. Jesus is mentioned in the Qur`an about 35 times. He is called “Jesus, the son of Mary”, “Messiah, the son of Mary”, “the son of Mary”, “Jesus” and “Messiah”.

Being fatherless in Islam, Jesus is often referred to in the Islamic scriptures as “the son of Mary”. Jesus is mentioned in the Qur`an about 35 times. He is called “Jesus, the son of Mary”, “Messiah, the son of Mary”, “the son of Mary”, “Jesus” and “Messiah”.

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In this episode of The Deen Show Dr. Brown explains some of the primary differences between the taproot of the message of Jesus and the Pauline Doctrine.

In this episode of The Deen Show Dr. Brown explains some of the primary differences between the taproot of the message of Jesus and the Pauline Doctrine.

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