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Islam
Islam is a monotheistic faith and the world's second largest religion. Followers of Islam, called Muslims, believe that God revealed His will to Muhammad and other prophets, including Moses, Abraham, Adam, and Jesus.
21,950 Questions
Answer 1
No, Shias Are not a Good People, if i said that kittens told me to go murder everyone and I did it what would you think??? It doesn't have to be kittens though. Plus, if I killed your best friend would you be happy, well, They are did that to people, not you or me.
All of Shias are a very bad people
Answer 2
Yes, most Shiite Muslims are good people. Like every racial, religious, or ethnic group Shi'a Islam has a few bad apples, but the majority of Shiite Muslims are hard-working and honest people who really just want to come home to their families at the end of the day.
The Abrahamic faiths are those religions that believe that they are actual or spiritual successors of the Patriarch, Abraham. They also teach belief in the God of Abraham.
The Abrahamic faiths are Judaism, Christianity and Islam.
If you are referring to Mecca (also spelled Makkah), it is the holiest city in Islamic tradition. This is the city where Muhammad, the most important prophet in Islam, was born. It is also said to have been built by prophet Abraham and his son Ishmael (Ismael). Makkah is the city were the Kaaba (oldest worship building on earth) is located. It surrounded by the greatest Mosque in the world called Al-Masjid Al-Haram (the Grand Mosque).
Where were most Muslims who live in Britain born?
Mostly, either born in Britain or in Pakistan/India.
Were Abraham's brother Nahor's two eldest sons named?
Yes. He had twelve sons; eight from his wife Milcah and four from his handmaiden. You can see their names and the order in which they were born in the end of Genesis ch.22.
Who is the best scholar of Islam?
The good Muslim is the one following the two main Islam wings:
- The first wing is adopting the five pillars of Islam. These five pillars are, in brief:
- Testimony that God is the one and only one God (with no partner, no son, no father, no companion, and no resemblance) and that prophet Muhammad is God's Messenger and prophet.
- Praying
- Paying zakat (specific compulsory charity)
- Fasting month of Ramadan
- Performing Hajj by whom can afford it.
and the second wing is performing good deeds and good morals for sake of God and for gaining his mercy and satisfaction.
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Why do Muslims throw pebbles at various times during Hajj?
· Hajj is an annual pilgrimage to Makkah. It is spread out over 5 days. It is the 4th Pillar of Islam.
· On Day 1, a person who wants to perform Hajj pronounces the intention to perform Umrah. A second intention for the actual Hajj is pronounced at a later period. The pilgrims then move to Mina about three miles away to get here for the prayers at noon.
Day 2 is the journey from Mina to Arafat by noon. A sermon is
preached and pilgrims stay there until sunset. The day is spent standing in the open on the large plain praying to God and collecting Pebbles.
Day 3 is the Day of Sacrifice. Pilgrims collect a bag of tiny
pebbles which they carry back to Mina. Stoning the pillar symbolizes stoning the devil. the pebbles must touch the inside of the Jamrat's fence. They also Sacrifice an Animal, cut their hair, celebrate Eidul-Adha, Go to Makkah, Perform Tawaf al-ifadah. Drink from the Zamzam, Perform sa'ee and then return to Mina.
Day 4 starts by performing prayers in Mina. The pilgrim stones the The first Jamrah, then the Middle, and finally the Big one in the same consecutive order, after midday on all three days. For the pilgrims who intend to stay only two days, they must leave before Maghrib, for those intending to stay more, they can collect more pebbles.
Day 5 begins by Stoning the Jamrah. The pilgrim stones the The first Jamrah, then the Middle, and finally the Big one in the same consecutive order, after midday on all three days. Pilgrims return to Makkah before Maghrib time after completing the stoning to perform Tawaf al-wada They then bid farewell to the Tawaf al-wada before leaving Makkah. THIS COMPLETES THE HAJJ JOURNEY
Just News was lucky to get an interview with Mohammed Abdullah:
"Muslims throw stones at 3 pillars that represent the devil so they throw stones at them to symbolise throwing stones at the devil to tell him to clear off. Muslims cutting hair is some change of wicked ceremony like presenting blood in the pagan era."
How do you marry a woman from Brazil?
The same way you do with any other woman. It may also depend on they're religions, as any woman in the world, like catolic, Jewish (etc) people have different kinds of cerimony.
As Brazil is the biggest Catolic country in the world, there's a good possibility that the woman is catolic, so the cerimony may happen in a church.
There's also the federal office, for those who want to marry without folowing a cerimony.
Why is it important about the city of yathrib later called medina?
it spread islam to the people who lived there
Ramadan at what age do you fast?
At the same age at which you begin praying which is immediately after puberty sets in.(11-13 years of age) younger if a female. But keep in mind if you are not physically or mentally stable enough to fast or your doctor doesn't recommend it then you should not be pressured into doing so.
What is the language of Muslim people?
Islam is a religion, not a race or nationality.
The majority of Muslims in the world live in countries that speak the following languages (in no particular order):
Indonesian
Arabic
English
French
Farsi
Answer:
Muslims speak hundreds of different languages, depending on national origin and/or citizenship. According to a 2009 Pew Research Center study, there are approximately 1.57 billion Muslims in the world. Muslims live on all five continents, with approximately 60% living in Asia and 20% living in the Middle East and Africa. The largest number of Muslims are found in Southeast Asian countries, including Indonesia, Pakistan, India and Bangladesh. Hundreds of different languages are spoken in Southeast Asia, including Indonesian, Urdu, Hindi, Bengali (Bangla) and English. Muslims living in the Middle East and North Africa speak Arabic, with some also speaking French and English.
Arabic is a language of great importance to Muslims as their holy scripture, The Qur'an, was originally written in Arabic. For non-Arabic speaking Muslims, however, the Qur'an is available in translation.
Does Ramadan occur in a specific place?
Ramadan is a Muslim event. It is celebrated by Muslims, so wherever Muslims are, that is where Ramadan is.
Muhammad (P.B.U.H) is the most important Islamic figure in history. He delivered the message of Islam and Allah to others. He led a life of simplicity, truth and obedience of God. He is considered a role model. The Prophet (P.B.U.H) was the leader of Islam as was Jesus.
Why is tasbih so important to Muslims?
Tasbih (Also called mesbaha) are prayer beads used in Dhikr (Rememberance)
They are used for counting, in order to keep track of how many times you have said a certain phrase (normally said in sets of 33, 100, 200 or 500, as chosen by the person doing dhikr)
Some common phrases for dhikr are Allahu Akbar, SubhanAllah, SubhanAllahi wa bihamdihi, or Alhamdulelah, although any phrase can be said as long as it is to remember God.
Muslims worship Allah SWT at the mosque/masjid. A mosque to a Muslim is like a church to a Christian. Also, Muslims go on a pilgrimiage to Mecca and see the Kaaba or Allah's house.
A Muslim can pray anywhere be it in the sea the land or their own home. but preferably a Muslim prays in a mosque
Do muslim's use toilet paper to wipe?
most Muslims use water. think about it, what is more hygienic using paper to wipe yourself or to wash yourself? Muslims do use toilet paper to dry themselves after they wash. ifs not like we use our hands...
How was Abu Bakr able to unite the muslim world?
by leading prayers when muhammad was sick.
Answer B
He did not. but he caused Muslims split in shia and sunni. Bukhari writes Imam Ali a.s. did not give him Bayat until 6 months.
absolutely not ! in Islam it says specifically that you may not eat any sort of food that has pork in it. which means you may not eat bacon, pepperoni , non -halal gelatin snacks, sausage,etc.,etc.
Is it allowed in Islam to suck husband penis?
Oral sex (except self masturbation) is allowed in Islam, as long as it is practiced between husband and wife, same as for every other sexual practice. The basic ruling is licitness from head to toe with the exception of anal sex and intercourse (nekah) during menstruation.
Oral sex is a form of foreplay and Islam "stresses the importance of foreplay".
Oral sex should be practiced to the satisfaction, pleasure, and acceptance of both husband and wife. It should not lead to any repulsive feeling, and it is advisable to guarantee that the spouse is approving the act in order to fulfill the maximum joy out of the act.
What do you call our chief model for prayer?
if your asking who prays for us, than no one we pray for ourselves, others can pray for us like if we are going through rough time they can pray and ask god to help us but we can pray to our god ourselves.
if your asking who we pray to, than our one god the father of our saviour Jesus Christ and the only creator and ruler of our world and universe.
How did Muhammad's background influence his beliefs and the early development of Islam?
Mohammed was certainly a product of the Arabian World and Islam's orientation is reflective of his upbringing in several ways:
- Mohammed stressed the unity of people before God, which came from the fact that the numerous Arab tribes fought with each other in very inhumane ways.
- Mohammed grew up in a very warlike Arabia and commanded several major battles (such as al-Badr, Uhud, and the Battle of the Trench), which resulted in Islam having numerous doctrines about how war could be conducted.
- Mohammed came from the wealthy and powerful tribe of Qoreish, which led to the Hadith that the rulers of the Islamic Empires should come from the descendants of Qoreish.
- Mohammed was exposed to heretical forms of Judaism and Christianity and therefore the Qur'an condemns these religions based on beliefs that orthodox Judaism and Christianity do not have: such as the "Jewish belief" that Uzair, Ezra, or Azra'il is the Son of God -or- the "Christian belief" that the Trinity is composed of the Father, the Son, and Mary.
- Early Islam's exposure to Jewish Rabbis and the Talmud created a basic framework for how Islamic Jurisprudence (Fiqh) would be organized.
In what city was the founder of Islam born?
The city is Mecca (or Makkah) in the nowadays called Kngdom of Saudi Arabia. However, Islam is God mission to all his prophets to call people to believe in. The very name Islam is the religion name according to God revelation of Quran to prophet Muhammad (peace upon him).
Which people look across their border to Iran because they share a common Shiite Muslim faith?
Actually, there are a number of Muslim countries with large Shi'ite populations who look to Iran for help in their efforts to gain greater political influence: for example, in Lebanon and Syria, an Iranian-backed group called Hezbollah has been a dominant factor. But more likely, you are referring to the Shi'ite population in Iraq. Under Saddam Hussein, a Sunni Muslim, Shi'ites had far less influence, but this has been changing, and modern Iraq is still locked in a power struggle between Shia and Sunni Muslims. Additionally, Azerbaijanis look across their border with Iran both due to their common Shiite Islamic faith, but also because the southern half of Azerbaijan is part of Iran (and has been for centuries).
Chechens may have looked for Iranian help in overthrowing Russian occupation, but since the area has cooled, this has not been an issue.
What coloured clothes do Imams wear in a mosque?
An imam may wear any color, although he is less likely to wear red or yellow than more sober colors.
