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What is Islam?

The sooner the World recognizes that Islam is the ‘last religious chapter for Man’, ‘God’s last chance for Man to realize his faults [ & correct them according to the Holy Quran ]’ then quicker the world will be a better place.

Posted on November 10th, 2009 under Islam - General, Today's Issues, What is Islam?. Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , . Comments: 1

Why do Muslims hate the West?

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This was the question Tony Blair was asking for about 1 week after September 11 2001, until he was directed NOT TO. WHY ?? (WAS HE DIRECTED NOT TO).
This is the question everyone should be asking themselves & their Governments.
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“What can we do to restore mutual respect & [...]

Posted on October 15th, 2009 under Islam - General, Islam's Prophets, Revert/Converts Stories, Today's Issues, Uncategorized, What is Islam?. Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , . Comments: 1

Pork-pig-swine-bacon-ham etc., is unclean and forbidden in the Torah,Bible and Holy Quran

Pork has always been regarded by Allah as unclean, and forbidden to those who accept ( his word), as being unfit for human consumption.
In Judaism:
From the Torah Weekly– Parshat Shemini = http://ohr.edu/yhiy/article.php/2130
On the eighth day of the dedication of the Mishkan, Aharon, his sons, and the entire nation bring various korbanot [...]

Posted on July 26th, 2009 under Islam - General, What is Islam?, What's Halaal all about?. Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , . Comments: None

Introduction to the Articles and Pillars of Islam

Table of ContentMeaning of IslamArticles of FaithAllah, the One and Only GodMessengers and Prophets of GodRevelations and the QuranThe AngelsThe Day of JudgementQadaa and QadarThe purpose of lifeStatus of Human BeingsSalvationAcceptance of FaithPillars of Islam and Application of FaithWITNESSING (SHAHADA) PRAYER (SALAH)OBLIGATORY CHARITY (ZAKAH) FASTING (SAWM) THE PILGRIMAGE (HAJJ) The Meaning of Islam“ISLAM” is derived [...]

Posted on February 24th, 2009 under Islam - General, What is Islam?. Tags: , , , , , , , . Comments: None

Islam’s Call for Peace

In international law, there is a set of well-established rules concerning the obligations of nations toward each other in times of war and peace. The first of these is that a country should base its relations with other countries on terms of peace so that it may exchange benefit and cooperate with others [...]
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Posted on February 24th, 2009 under Islam - General, Today's Issues, What is Islam?. Tags: , , , . Comments: None

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  • Florida pastor has legal right to burn Qurans
    Florida pastor Terry Jones will undoubtedly offend and infuriate many people around the world if he follows through on a plan to burn Muslim Qurans at his church this weekend. The First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution will protect him, in the same way it allows the Ku Klux Klan to burn crosses and for protesters to torch the American flag. Jones, pastor of about 50 followers at Dove World Outreach Center in Gainesville, has drawn condemnation from the White House, the top U.S. commander in Afghanistan, the Vatican, Muslim groups, military veterans and interfaith religious organizations for his plan to burn Qurans this Saturday on the ninth anniversary of the 2001 terror attacks. Jones remains undeterred, saying he wants to dramatically emphasize his belief that the Quran is evil because it promotes violence and radicalism. Muslims consider the Quran the sacred word of God and insist it be treated with the utmost respect, along with any printed material containing its verses or the name of Allah or the Prophet Muhammad. Yet under U.S. court decisions, burning Qurans to make a point probably isn't illegal. Our view: nobody can deny that the Quran does promote violence and that many -- though not all -- Muslims resort to violence for a wide variety of reasons. That said, Jones' planned bonfire is deliberately provocative and his plan says more about him than it says about Muslims. Meanwhile radical Muslims have a difficult choice to make: act reasonably and protest peacefully, or engage in the kind of behavior that rightly leads people to criticize Islam as a religion of violence.
  • Muslims file EEOC suits against meatpacking plants
    More than 160 Muslims have enlisted the federal government in two discrimination lawsuits against JBS Swift meatpacking plants, where they allege blood and bones were hurled at them, bathroom walls were covered with vile graffiti and company supervisors disrupted their efforts to worship during Ramadan, ultimately firing many Islamic employees. The two Equal Employment Opportunity Commission lawsuits filed last week allege a pattern of religious and national origin discrimination and a hostile work environment at two plants - in Greeley, Colo., and Grand Island, Neb. The cases may rank among the largest Muslim discrimination lawsuits since the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, unleashed a backlash against Muslims in the United States, government officials said. In the last five years through fiscal 2009, religious charges have grown 44 percent overall, and 58.4 percent for Muslim workers, according to EEOC data.
  • Muslims will become majority in Europe, senior Vatican official warns
    European Christians must have more children or face the prospect of the continent becoming Islamised, a senior Vatican official has said. Italian Father Piero Gheddo said that the low birth rate among indigenous Europeans combined with an unprecedented wave of Muslim immigrants with large families could see Europe becoming dominated by Islam in the space of a few generations. The priest blamed Christians for failing to live up to their own beliefs and helping to create a "religious vacuum" which was being filled by Islam. He predicted that Islam would "sooner rather than later conquer the majority in Europe". "The fact is that, as a people, we are becoming ever more pagan and the religious vacuum is inevitably filled by other proposals and religious forces," he said.
  • American Muslims Ask, Will We Ever Belong?
    For nine years after the attacks of Sept. 11, many American Muslims made concerted efforts to build relationships with non-Muslims, to make it clear they abhor terrorism, to educate people about Islam and to participate in interfaith service projects. They took satisfaction in the observations by many scholars that Muslims in America were more successful and assimilated than Muslims in Europe. Now, many of those same Muslims say that all of those years of work are being rapidly undone by the fierce opposition to a Muslim cultural center near ground zero that has unleashed a torrent of anti-Muslim sentiments and a spate of vandalism. The knifing of a Muslim cab driver in New York City has also alarmed many American Muslims. “We worry: Will we ever be really completely accepted in American society?” said Dr. Ferhan Asghar, an orthopedic spine surgeon in Cincinnati and the father of two young girls. “In no other country could we have such freedoms — that’s why so many Muslims choose to make this country their own. But we do wonder whether it will get to the point where people don’t want Muslims here anymore.”
  • Vatican: stoning in Iran adultery case ‘brutal’
    The Vatican raised the possibility Sunday of using behind-the-scenes diplomacy to try to save the life of an Iranian widow sentenced to be stoned for adultery. In its first public statement on the case, which has attracted worldwide attention, the Vatican decried stoning as a particularly brutal form of capital punishment. Vatican spokesman the Rev. Federico Lombardi said the Catholic church opposes the death penalty in general. It is unclear what chances any Vatican bid would have to persuade the Muslim nation to spare the woman's life. Brazil, which has friendly relations with Iran, was rebuffed when it offered her asylum. Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani was convicted in 2006 of adultery. In July, Iranian authorities said they would not carry out the stoning sentence for the time being, but the mother of two could still face execution by hanging for adultery and other offenses. Our view: the death penalty is a barbaric form of punishment that should be rejected by all civilized nations -- as should the Shariah. Islamic law is incompatible with Western civilization.

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