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dear friends The term "children of the book " ( which is actually ahlalkitab means people of the book ) refers to the Jews and Christians. God almighty is addressing them in Holy Quran several times as the people of the book in order to remind them that this book (Quran) is not new thing but you have given books before through messengers but you have adulterated them and gone astray from the right path. Now God has sent His final message on Mohammad and whatever good was there in previous revealed books has been preserved and what was wrong has been deleted. So O people of the book if you really love to know the true message of God's messengers then it is there in the Quran. Read it sincerely and there you will find jems and jwells of wisdom and truth.
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What does abu mean in arabic?
Father of It is not an Islam term. It's an Arabic word
The Islamic subha what does it mean?
It's a term which refers usually to arguments against or criticism of Islam.
What are the large divisions of the holy book of Islam called?
The holy book in Islam is the Qur'an. It is divided into Surahs (Surat singular form) (which can be explained as chapters to someone not familiar with the term), then the verses in the Surahs are called Ayahs (Ayat singular form).
What does the term "revert" mean in the context of someone converting to Islam, and what is the significance of using this term instead of "convert" or "convert to Islam"?
In the context of someone converting to Islam, the term "revert" is used to signify that the person is returning to their original state of being a Muslim, as Islam teaches that all people are born with a natural inclination towards belief in one God. This term emphasizes the idea that embracing Islam is a return to one's true nature, rather than a new or foreign identity.
Dar al - Islam is an Arbic term which means house or abode of Islam. The term Dar al-Islam is used to describe?
A place where Islam and its teachings are practised.
What does the computer term MBA mean?
Mac book air = mba
What is the difference between the term Islam and Muslim?
Islam is the religion Muslim is the person who follows Islam's teaching
In Islam what is a parish?
Parish is a term that belongs specifically to Catholicism. There is no term in Islam for a the local community that goes to a single mosque.
What is a additional term from the movie to define?
It mean pick a answer from something or a movie or a book to define
What religion studies the Qur'an?
ISLAM is the primary religion that uses and studies the Qur'an قرآن as its primary holy book. There are other Post-Islamic Religions like Baha'i and Druze, which developed out of Islam (hence the term Post-Islamic) that have high regard for the Qur'an and do use it on occasion, but only as a lesser source to their own unique holy books. (In the case of the Baha'i, the key holy book is the Kitab-i-Aqdas كتاب الأقدس and in the case of the Druze, the key holy book is the Kitab al-Hikma كتاب الحكمة.)
What does the term "raca" mean in the book of Matthew?
In the book of Matthew, the term "raca" is an Aramaic word that means "fool" or "empty-headed." It is used in a derogatory way to insult someone's intelligence or character.
Is Islamic Fundamentalist and Muslims different?
A Muslim is a person who has chosen Islam as his/her religion. The term "Islamic Fundamentalist" was coined by journalists, and they know best what they mean when they use it.
