Quran (Koran)

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The Qur'an is a book, bound as any other book. Arabic versions are read from right to left, so the front cover is on what would appear to readers of other languages to be on the back cover of the volume.

Islam has a completely different perspective on the economy and tax as the Islamic basis is different to that of capitalism. Fundamentally taxation in Islam and under the khilafah puts the emphasis of taxation on wealth rather than income. The Islamic taxation system does not tax income, but taxes wealth.

Islam is a monotheistic religion. Followers of Islam are called Muslims. They worship Allah (or God and same God worshiped in Christianity and JUdaism) as the one and only one God with no partner, no son, no father, no companion, no associate, and no equivalence. Refer to questions below for more related information.

If you do then you're not fasting. Fasting in Ramadan means not eating, drinking, or doing anything wrong. Fasting from eating & drinking is from before fajr prayer and after sunset.

That must be the prophet himself!

* Prophet Mohamed (s.a.s) * Adam

All the Muslims follow the holy Qur'an.

The difference between a Fundamentalist and Liberal Muslim is not the book they use, but the method used to interpret it. The Fundamentalist Muslim looks at the Qur'an in an attempt to justify has hatreds and anxieties about the world and reads those lines which appeal most to his burning desire to see others in as much pain as he finds himself. The Liberal Muslim seeks to live a life of honesty and truth and looks at the Qur'an to provide guidance about how to live a life of the highest moral quality. Therefore, he reads those lines which show God's love and compassion for others and the ways which humans can express that compassion. Liberal Islam and Fundamentalist Islam are differentiated only by what the reader brings to the Qur'an and what the reader wishes to see in the Qur'an.

Yes he's a Sunni Muslim :)

They show respect by never putting stuff above the Quran.

Muslims do not the touch Koran if their bodies and hands are not clean.

they respect the book enough that they put it before all of the other books and read it with respect.

They hold the book with both hands and read it while sitting.

When someone happens to be reciting the Koran other Muslims stay silent and listen to what the other person is saying.

Hazrat Muhammad (SAW) is the last prophet of Islam according to the Muslims. They must follow him in all matters of life. They must have firm faith in his teachings. His followers are called Muslims.

Muslims are prohibited from consuming any and all types of alcohol

The Shi'aa are not a branch but the mainstream community who adhered to the words of Rasoolullaah (saws) which he spoke at Ghadeer-e-Khumm. They accepted Maulaana 'Ali (as) as their Wasi, master, wali after Rasoolullaah (saws) as his successor. Rasoolullaah (saws) himself told to his companions on several occasions that "Shi'ato 'Aliyin homul faa'ezoon", which means that Shi'a of 'Ali are victorious'. Hence even at the time of Rasoolulaah (saws) those who were loyal and faithful to Maulaana 'Ali (as) were esteemed in the eyes of Rasoolullaah (saws). Therefore, the sunnis who consider Abu Bakr as their 1st Khaleefa are the branh of Shi'a who went astrayed from the righteous path of Allaah.

because in this way all people around the world will get to know what is exactly in the Quran and maybe some of these people would be interested in Islam and follow it.so it is always a good idea. because in this way all people around the world will get to know what is exactly in the Quran and maybe some of these people would be interested in Islam and follow it.so it is always a good idea.

Well, they usually have a special holiday 3 days long that comes after the end of Ramadan month. The first day is the most important. Muslims go to the Mosque early in the morning and pray, say praise to Allah, and hear a lecture by the shiekh. Then, they eat sweets and get gifts and have fun.

Ramaḍān is a Muslim religious observance that takes place during the ninth month (the Islamic month of fasting) of the Islamic calendar; the month in which the Qur'an was revealed to the Prophet Muhammad. Participating Muslims do not eat or drink anything from dawn until sunset in an effort to learn patience, sacrifice and humility. During Ramaḍān Muslims ask forgiveness for past sins, pray for guidance and aid in refraining from everyday evils, and try to purify themselves through self-restraint, good deeds and prayer. Eating, drinking, sexual intercourse, ignorant and indecent speech, arguing and fighting, lustful thoughts, obscene or irreligious sights and sounds during fasting hours are forbidden. Muslims are expected to put more effort into following the teachings of Islam and to atone for personal faults and misdeeds.

Fasting is the most prominent event of the month of Ramaḍān. Every day Muslims around the world get up before dawn to eat Suhoor, the predawn meal, and perform the fajr prayer. They stop eating and drinking before the call for prayer starts until the fourth prayer of the day, Maghrib. Muslims may continue to eat and drink after the sun has set until the next morning's fajr prayer call when the process repeats.

Ramaḍān is a time of purity in thought and action, reflection, self-discipline, self-control, sacrifice, generosity, charity, sympathy for the less fortunate, and deep personal worshiping of God. The fasting is intended to redirect the heart away from worldly things and activities, cleansing the inner soul, this a time of purity in thought and action, reflection, self-discipline, self-control, sacrifice, generosity, charity, sympathy for the less fortunate, and deep personal worshiping of God. The fasting is intended to redirect the heart away from worldly things and activities, cleansing the inner soul, teaching patience and self-control in personal conduct, helping control passions and temper, and providing time for meditation and strengthening one's faith.

Ramaḍān is a month of giving charity and sharing meals to break the fast together, which is seen as more reward than eating alone. Through fasting Muslims feel and experience what needy and hungry people feel. Fasting is seen as a great sign of obedience to Allah.

Childhood fasting is not considered compulsory many children endeavor to complete as many fasts as possible in practice for later life. The elderly and chronically ill are exempt from fasting providing that they endeavor to feed one poor person each day. Not fasting is only permitted when the act is potentially dangerous to one's health such as in the case of the elderly, the insane, the sick, and pregnant, menstruating, or nursing women. Twelve Shi'a Muslims define those who travel more than 14 miles in a day as exempt from fasting. Any fasts broken or missed due to sickness or traveling must be made up whenever the person is able before the next month of Ramaḍān.

Well, they usually have a special holiday 3 days long. The first day is the most important. Muslims go to the Mosque early in the morning and pray, say praise to Allah, and hear a lecture by the shiekh. Then, they eat sweets and get gifts and have fun.

Hazrat Prophet Ibrahim (or Abraham) is mentioned in Quran for 69 times in 63 verses (ayats).

Usman dan Fodio was the leader of the Islamic Revolution

Surah Tauba

Islam sees rejecting Islam and becoming an atheist as apostasy with its associated punishments. Atheism in non-Muslims is of no concern as all non-Muslims are equally seen as nonbelievers.

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Argue them about God. please read the book "Tradition of Mufaddal"

Yes, Allah's name is in Quran. Every Sura of the Holy Quran starts with Allah's name except Surah Toba.

[112:1]

Say: He is God, the One and Only;

[112:2]

God, the Eternal, Absolute;

[112:3]

He begetteth not, nor is He begotten;

[112:4]

And there is none like unto Him.

The theme is there only one god.

Allah gave the Qur'an to Prophet Muhammed صلى الله عليه وسلم in the Cave of Hira.