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Who was famous in Islam and what for?
There are many famous people in Islam all the prophets, and sahabas. but one of the most famous is the last prophet muhammed (s.a.w.)
How many sahabas wrote the wahee?
mostly memorized also wrote on animal skins and bones
How did the Sahabas learn Emaan?
The holy Sahabas learnt Eeman from the holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (SAW) in whose exalted company they remained.
How many messengers are recognized in Islam?
In Islam, there are 25 prophets and messengers mentioned in the Quran, including Adam, Noah, Abraham, Moses, Jesus, and Muhammad.
Who traveled with Muhammad to the city of Ta'if?
The sahabas travelled with him.
What is the Islam singh?
I'm not sure if you meant "What is the Islam sign?" If it is what you meant, the internationally recognized symbol of the Islam faith is the crescent moon and star.
Is Islam universalizing or ethnic?
Islam is ethnic to an extent. Those who choose to convert to it are recognized as full adherents, whatever their ethnic background.
Who is a leader of the Islam religion?
There are many Islamic leaders who well recognized by Muslims as Religion knowing and understanding. There is no single person as for Catholics or Orthodox.
Why are sahabas special?
They lived with the prophet Muhammad PBUH & they were very sincere & devoted believers.
How many countries speak Muslim?
There are 57 countries that are member states of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), where Islam is the predominant religion and is officially recognized. However, Islam is also practiced in many other countries around the world.
What is a widely recognized symbol of Islam what does it symbolize?
The most widely recognized symbol for Islam is the "crescent moon" which is really a coincidence of history. The crescent moon was the symbol of the Ottoman Empire and was historically grafted onto Islam simply by dint of the Ottomans being the most powerful Islamic Empire in modern times.
How many firqas of Islam?
There are 37 firqas of Islam.
