Islam

Without the basmala, it consists of 10 words.

Being suppressed by the Meccan idolaters, and mostly by the ruling Quraish leaders, Muhammad and his new followers known as Muslims, made a journey to a southern town then known as Yathreeb.

The people of Yathreeb, unlike Meccans, welcomed Muhammad, his followers, and their faith - establishing the first Islamic city, the Medinat An Nabee, or 'the City of the Prophet.' Islam got its actual pace and strength after this event.

Today the city is popularly known as Medina. The event of the journey is called Hijra, and from that time the Islamic Calender is being counted (the 'Anno Hegirae' calender).

There is no president of Islam because Islam is a religion, not a political entity. Islam does not have a centralized authority or a single leader governing all Muslims worldwide. Each Muslim nation may have its own political leader, such as a president or a king, who may have influence within their own country's Muslim population.

There is no specific Muslim leader mentioned who distributed an abundance of gold among the poor during a visit to Cairo. It is possible that there have been instances where Muslim leaders or individuals have donated generously to the poor, but without a specific name or event, it is difficult to provide more information.

Islam is a religion for all humanity, as it says in the Quran (14:1).As most religions claim to offer guidance and morality to humanity,so does Islam.Islam goes a step further by giving solutions to problems of mankind.For instance polygamy helps in solving the problems of surplus women in America(7.8 million),Russia(9million more women than men),UK(5 million more)islam gives a modest solution for women by protecting them to be wives rather than be absorbed as victims of social injustice.Zakah or compulsory charity helps in equitable distribution of resources in the society, modesty and hijab or veil for both men and women prevent immorality and crime.Islam offers solutions and methodology to put into action these solutions,it promotes a jurisdiction to deal with criminals in order to reduce crime rate and it also encourages noble values and makes it an article of faith to observe them in order to establish social justice and harmony.

The Muslim world preserved more ancient knowledge due to several factors. One, Islamic societies placed a strong emphasis on education and learning, leading to the establishment of universities and libraries. Two, the translation movement, which involved translating Greek, Persian, and Indian manuscripts into Arabic, facilitated the preservation and dissemination of knowledge. Three, Muslim scholars actively engaged in scientific, philosophical, and mathematical pursuits, building upon and preserving the knowledge of previous civilizations.

Hindus and Muslims in certain regions were able to overcome their differences by embracing a spirit of inclusivity and tolerance, particularly during the periods of shared history in India. Many heterodox movements, such as Bhakti and Sufi movements, emphasized the unity of all faiths and promoted interfaith dialogue. Additionally, leaders like Mahatma Gandhi and Maulana Azad played significant roles in promoting religious harmony and emphasizing the importance of peaceful coexistence.

First off I am not Muslim but I am some what of a amateur theologists, this statement infers that Muslims or Islamic people are exceptionally broken or disorganized when compared to the other major religions of this world. Muslims, Christians, Jews, Buddhists and whatever else are states of mind that can be followed converted and even completely ignored (atheis)t, so if a religion ( or religion) is broken those that follow are as well. this is an issue like an infected finger nail on a broken arm with gang green; and this can be said for all religions.

When Muslims conquered a nation, people who chose to keep their religion were generally allowed to practice their faith freely. Islamic law, known as Sharia, provided protection for non-Muslim minorities, and they were referred to as "dhimmis." Dhimmis had certain rights and were required to pay a tax called jizya in exchange for protection and exemption from military service. However, their status and treatment varied depending on the specific context and the policies of the ruling Muslim authorities.

Men and women are equal. People who are ignorant to Islam and are too lazy to do any research try and make Islam look bad by saying that men are more important in Islam than woman. The most important thing to remember is that god loves all of us. We are all equal. Okay, lets talk about the hijaab. You may think woman are forced to wear the hijaab. This is a lie. Muslim woman choose when they want to wear the hijaab, and if they don't feel like they are ready, they wait. But yes, in some time of their lives, they must wear it. You might be wondering, why? That's not fair at all. Actually it is fair. Women are beautiful. Even if you can think of a girl that might not be the prettiest girl alive, there has to be something pretty about her. Her hair, her eyes, her body, her skin, there has to be something pretty about her. Now if girls go down the streets naked and show everyone and anyone their beauty, someone is bound to either think about doing something bad to her, or someone can actually take her and rape her, so she could be left pregnant, murdered, or depressed. To keep this from happening, God has asked woman to cover themselves so that no one, but their husbands, may look at their beauty and may touch them. That's the reason Muslim woman cover themselves. (Some people do force their daughters to wear the hijaab, just as people in other places force their daughters to do other things. But that is frowned upon in Islam.)

Also, Muslim mothers are practically garenteed a spot in heaven because of all the pain they go through when giving birth. That spot isn't garenteed to men. In labor, the mother is said to be between God's hands (metophorically) which is like the best thing anyone could really ever ask for!! and when a Muslim woman earns money, she has a choice between giving it to her husband and helping him financially or keeping it all to herself and go on a shopping spree (or do whatever else she wants to as long as it's halal) even if they are in complete poverty. (But I doubt any loving wife would do that) There are so many more benefits woman get in Islam that men don't. But yes there are men that are complete butts toward their women. But alot of men do that and those men go to hell. They are supposed to treat their woman lovingly and affectionately. So in Islam women and men are completely equal.

Green or any other colour has no corelation with religions mainly Islam but certain colours pass the test of time and end up associated with some cultures and regions. In a similar fashion green and white are some how related to Islam and Islamic countries and their flags.

The book of Al-Muwatta was written by Imam Malik ibn Anas, one of the greatest scholars of Islamic law. It is a compilation of hadiths (sayings and actions of the Prophet Muhammad) and rulings of the early Muslim scholars on various legal, religious, and social issues. It is considered one of the earliest and most reliable collections of hadiths, and it continues to be studied by students and scholars of Islamic jurisprudence.

There is no public information available about Manjural Islam Rana's death. It's possible that he is a private individual or that the information about his death has not been widely documented.

To possess the djinnat through Islamic scriptures it is said to invole the following process and repeat Surah Al Jinn to a certain number of times while sitting alone in woods at midnight and circling one self with a line made from finger on the soil.

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NO. After the death of the last Prophet of Islam Hazrat Muhammad (May Peace be upon him), his extremely trusted Companion Hazrat Abu Bakar Siddique (May Allah be pleased him) became the First Rightful caliph of the Prophet (SAW).

There are six countries in the Arabian Peninsula: Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Oman, Kuwait, Qatar, The United Arab Emirates. Some people like to count Bahrain, though it is technically an island of the coast off the peninsula

When waking up, it is helpful to establish a morning routine. This can include stretching or yoga, drinking water, and eating a balanced breakfast. It is also important to give yourself some time to slowly wake up and mentally prepare for the day ahead.

Muslims are allowed to eat before dawn, known as suhoor, and break their fast after sunset, known as iftar, during Ramadan. They abstain from food and drink from dawn until sunset as an act of worship and self-discipline.

The five pillars of Islam are important to Muslims because they are the fundamental principles upon which the whole religion of Islam is based on. the Arabic word Muslim means "One who has submitted", what a "Muslim" has submitted to is the commandments of Allah(The proper Arabic word for God) which are summarized in five pillars.

The five pillars of Islam can be found in the text of the famous hadeeth(Prophetic narration) of (Angel)Jibril (peace be upon him).

'Umar (may Allah be pleased with him), is reported to have said,

"While we were sitting with the Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless with him and grant him peace, one day a man came up to us whose clothes were extremely white, whose hair was extremely black, upon whom traces of traveling could not be seen, and whom none of us knew, until he sat down close to the Prophet, may Allah bless with him and grant him peace, so that he rested his knees upon his knees and placed his two hands upon his thighs and said, 'Muhammad, tell me about Islam.' The Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless with him and grant him peace, said, 'Islam is that you witness that there is no god but Allah and that Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah, and you establish the prayer, and you give the Zakat, and you fast Ramadan, and you perform the hajj of the House if you are able to take a way to it.' He said, 'You have told the truth,' and we were amazed at him asking him and [then] telling him that he told the truth. He said, 'Tell me about iman.' He said, 'That you affirm Allah, His angels, His books, His messengers, and the Last Day, and that you affirm the Decree, the good of it and the bad of it.' He said, 'You have told the truth.' He said, 'Tell me about ihsan.' He said, 'That you worship Allah as if you see Him, for if you don't see Him then truly He sees you.' He said, 'Tell me about the Hour.' He said, 'The one asked about it knows no more than the one asking.' He said, 'Then tell me about its tokens.' He said, 'That the female slave should give birth to her mistress, and you see poor, naked, barefoot shepherds of sheep and goats competing in making tall buildings.' He went away, and I remained some time. Then he asked, 'Umar, do you know who the questioner was?' I said, 'Allah and His Messenger know best.' He said, 'He was Jibril who came to you to teach you your deen'." Muslim narrated it.

Yes, there are followers of Islam, called Muslims. Islam is one of the world's major religions and has a large number of followers globally. Muslims believe in the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad and adhere to the central principles of Islam, including the belief in monotheism and the following of the Five Pillars of Islam.

No, my brother and sister infact it is misunderstanding.we all are sons and daughter of Adam so we are brothers and sisters.ye Islam permit in some cases such as self defence but not at anytime without any cause.Allah may show right path to all huminity.ameen.....

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Quran does not teach us to kill, if it was in a war then obviously you have to fight for your country, and in the Quran it says that killing one inoccent person is like killing a whole nation of people, also Islam rejects terrorism, and also if it was self defence like the person above mentioned then its definatly alright to defend your self.

The same words may be used: eid kareem or eid moubarak

There is only one god (Allah)

Muslims believe that God is the creator of all things, and that God is all-powerful and all-knowing. God has no offspring, no race, no gender, no body, and is unaffected by the characteristics of human life.