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"Who Killed Andrea?"

Hooliganism

It was a sunny spring day in May, when Italian Andre Cazola woke up excited and happy.  Today is the day of the match that had been booked months prior.  The European Cup final between Liverpool and  Juventus! The first thing he glanced at when he opened his eyes, was the uniform of his team hung neatly behind his room door. He had bought the uniform months ago and wanted to wear it on an important occasion… like today.  He reached under his bed to feel the floor. Then a smile appeared on his face, as his hand touched the new shoes, which he had bought only yesterday, along with a long pair of socks that reached his knees. Everything is ready… It will be a great day! I forgot to tell you two things though  Number 1- Andre was only 11 years old.  Number 2- he was killed inside the stadium that day.  On the tenth of January, 630 AD, the Islamic army, led by the Prophet Muhammad Ibn Abdullah (Peace and Blessings be upon him) entered Makkah, conquering the city and destroying its idols… It was the day of their greatest victory… And as a sign of this victory, a man ascended to the top of the Kaaba and raised the call to prayer!   Before I reveal to you two astonishing points about this moment, it is important to mention that Islam was revealed to the Arabs in a place called ‘the Arabian Peninsula’, and the language of the Quran is Arabic. Also, the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him.. and most of the Muslims “at that time”, were pure Arabs…. and most importantly, their pride in their Arabism was and still is a huge part of their identity.  Now for the first surprise: The one who raised the call to prayer in that historic moment, was not an Arab… but an Abyssinian!  Abyssinians are not Arabs…  That man’s name was Bilal Ibn Rabah.  I’ll tell you the second amazing piece of information in a moment, but first let me give you a fictitious scenario. A person [...] ...
“A bomber?” - world-cup.live

“Liverpool’s Mohammed Salah”

Do you remember when a few fans of a premier league club were filmed chanting “Salah is a bomber” (meaning Liverpool’s Mohammed Salah)? ...
“Fairness” - world-cup.live

“Fairness”

“I wish I was super rich to give poor people a lot of money and try to solve world hunger” or “I wish I had enough money to house all these homeless people” ...
What is the Quran?

Do you know what is the Quran?

The Qur’an is the only book which is memorised in full, from cover to cover, by millions of people. Should all copies of the Qur’an totally disappear, it will remain in existence, immune to distortion and alteration. What is amazing is that this is mentioned in the Qur’an, as God says: ‘It is We Ourselves who have bestowed this reminder from on high, and it is We who shall preserve it intact’. Qur’an (15: 9)   The Qur’an is not merely a discourse attributed to God. Nor is it a set of concepts God wished to give to humans and allowed Muhammad to express them in his own style. Definitely not! The Qur’an is God’s own word. Therefore, it is free of even the slightest error. How can error creep into it when it is the word of God who combines absolute perfection with faultless knowledge?    Across the centuries, Muslims studied the Qur’an in depth, but they continue to discover its linguistic and legislative treasures. Indeed, new avenues of knowledge have been based on the Qur’an.    The Qur’an includes some scientific information that no human being could have possessed in the seventh century, such as the different stages a human embryo goes through during pregnancy, the formation of mountains, or the outcome of future battles? How could Muhammad gather such information except through revelation by the Creator who knows all?   The Qur’an disapproves of some of the Prophet’s own actions. It includes some remonstration with the Prophet for the way he treated some Muslims, or how he dealt with his wives on certain occasions, or the way he interacted with certain relatives of his, or during a battle. Had the Qur’an been written by Muhammad, would he have included such reproach aimed at him personally?      Billions of people lived on earth in the past fourteen centuries; yet none of them was able to take up the challenge stated in the Qur’an and produce a single verse that is akin to it. The challenge remains open and all are invited to try.   The Qur’an also [...] ...
“Belonging” - world-cup.live

“Belonging”

I was once talking to a friend of mine who was a fan of a mid-table football team. I tried to convince him, using logic and reason, numbers, and statistics, that his team deserved to lose a specific game. Finally, he stopped me saying “Ahmed, don’t waste your time, soccer fandom is based on irrationality” ...
Get to know Ahsaa

Get to know Ahsaa

Did you know that Al Ahsa Oasis is considered one of the two most important oases in theĺ Arabian Peninsula? With its shady palm groves and  crystal clear springs, Al- Ahsa Oasis is a dream destination. Located in the Eastern province of Saudi Arabia, Al Ahsa, Arabic for ‘the sound of water underground’, is a fertile landscape for the ages. In times past, it served as a hub for traders and caravans traversing the ancient trade routes,  and was also a resting place for early pilgrims traveling to perform Hajj or Umrah. One of the largest oases in the world, its date palms boast over 30 million palm trees, processing an output of five tons of dates daily. http://https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=8&v=drlXpAmdKUg&feature=emb_title For history buffs, Al Ahsa is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site – filled with archaeological landmarks, dating back to the Neolithic period. Jawatha Mosque, one of the oldest mosques in Islam, is found here, as well as historic remnants of Ottoman Turkish influence, seen in buildings such as Qasr Ibrahim (Ibrahim Palace) and the Qasr Sahood ( Sahood Palace). To the east, is the ancient fort of Uqair, the first seaport in the Persian Gulf, and conference site at which the Uqair Protocol of 1922 was issued, establishing  the borders of modern Saudi Arabia. To the southeast is the Shaybah oil field, discovered in 1967, with  255 drilled wells, producing over 1 million barrels of oil daily. Al- Hofuf is the capital of Al- Ahsa, and Al- Mubarraz is the largest city. Both are bustling urban cities filled with traditional markets and visitors attractions. Make Al- Ahsa a dream experience to cherish. Tour the bustling cities of Al Hofuf and Al-Mubarraz. Gaze upon Ibrahim Palace in Al- Hofuf, as well as other architectural heritage from the Ottoman period. Visit the Amiriya School, one of the oldest public schools in the center of Al- Hofuf. Visit Jawatha Mosque, and  the child- friendly Jawatha Park. Experience the museum’s ‘History of the Kingdom’ exhibit, and enjoy the many fun activities. Al Ahsa oasis is the first UNESCO- listed city in the Gulf. Explore [...] ...


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Ras Abu Aboud stadium
Ras Abu Aboud stadium
Al-Thumama Stadium
Al-Thumama Stadium
Khalifa International Stadium
Khalifa International Stadium
Al-Bayt Stadium
Al-Bayt Stadium
Al-Janoub Stadium
Al-Janoub Stadium
Education City Stadium
Education City Stadium
Ahmed bin Ali Stadium
Ahmed bin Ali Stadium
Lusail Stadium
Lusail Stadium
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