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Islam is the last Abrahamic religion, revealed to humanity through the Prophet Mohamed peace be upon Him. Islam recognizes all previous prophets and messengers of God (Including Moses and Jesus). Islam provides you with answers to all fundamental questions abou why do you exist on this earth, how to live a happy and fulfilling life, and enter an eternal paradise in the after life.

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“Islam and homo***uality”

The simple reason for this brutal attack was the fact that he is a Muslim and the game in question was being played with rainbow shirts, in support of homosexuality. ...

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 [...] ...

Sports in Islam

It is literally impossible to find a subject on which Islam has no ruling. Let’s take sports as an example The Messenger of God, peace be upon him, said: “A strong believer is better and more beloved to gad than a weak believer, and in both there is good.” Going to the gym to exercise your biceps, triceps, or mastering your bench press, with the intention of becoming a better, stronger, and more capable Muslim for God’s sake ..is – an act of worship in Islam. A daily 20 minute track routine with the same intention.. keeps you in a state of worship and seeking closeness to God. 45 minutes … increases your reward from God even more. This is because worship in Islam is not just prayer and meditation.. It is a comprehensive term which entails every single thing that God loves and is pleased with. And God loves for Muslims to take care of their health. Also, the Prophet Mohamed said: “Your body has a right over you” and your body’s right is that you keep it in its best condition… through proper nutrition, exercise, etc. But if you spend your life eating pizza and McDonald’s with liters of sugars and salts in the form of carbonated water… Soon enough, those destructive habits will take a toll on your health, and your whole eating pattern will fall within the scope of…haram. (Meaning forbidden by God) That is why the Prophet, Peace be upon him, said: “The son of Adam doesn’t fill a vessel more to his detriment… than his stomach.” And for Muslims, the Sunnah of the Prophet to be followed is not only from his statements… but also from his actions For example, The Prophet, Peace be upon him, used to participate in horse and camel racing. He also, encouraged boys to race on foot, and would reward the winners. Regarding the sport of archery, he said, “Verily! Strength is in archery” Also, when he passed by boys learning archery, he praised them. Islam encourages strengthening the body and acquiring skills to lead a better life… [...] ...

“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” ...

Who is Allah?

People do say that ‘seeing is believing’ and therefore they believe only what they see. They say that they do not see God, and therefore …. How strange! Why don’t they look around? Do you see this shapeless morsel of flesh? It may be Einstein, or Leonardo da Vinci, or Tolstoy, or Fyodor Dostoyevsky, or Hitler. Or it may be Cain or Able, or you or me. Who takes care of such an embryo in the deep darkness surrounding it? None other than God. Look at the universe around you. Who runs it and is always in full control of it? In the Qur’an we read: “It is God alone who holds the celestial bodies and the earth, lest they deviate [from their courses]. If they should ever deviate, no one else could uphold them after Him. He is indeed ever clement, much forgiving.” Quran (35: 41). There is another universe nearby. It is inside your head. Who has made these universes and established their accurate balance? None other than God. A single cell that reproduces itself according to its own DNA points to the Creator in the same way that stars and galaxies point to Him:“God says in the Qur’an:”On earth there are signs for those with sure faith, and in yourselves too: can you not see?” Quran (51: 21-22) You wake up in the morning after last night’s party and 37.2 trillion cells in your body start to work, without you being aware of them or giving any of them your orders. Never did any of them fail to work, not even by chance. Do you find this figure hard to perceive? It simply has 13 zeros, and may be written thus: 3,72×10. Who has made such perfect creation? None other than God. Archaeologists have discovered cities that had no forts, and others without palaces, or without schools, but they have never discovered the remains of cities that had no places of worship. Regardless of his colour, race, constitution, or way of thinking, man has always searched for God and worshipped Him. I wonder: is it possible that [...] ...

The Six Fundamentals of Faith

A Muslim goes through life, with all that it involves of trials and conflicts. He is like a vehicle that climbs up mountains and travels across deserts, or a boat that sails across seas and oceans, facing storm winds and earthquakes. It continues along its clear path aiming to reach its well-defined destination. It cannot reach it without a powerful engine and propellers that ensure that it goes along its way, without deviation. These propellers are the six fundamentals of faith: all six are necessary to ensure that the vehicle of faith travels towards its destination, which is heaven. The Six Fundamentals of Faith 1- To believe in God means: – That He exists: this is the necessary and natural conclusion arrived at by sound human nature and correct reasoning. – That He is the Lord of the universe and He conducts all its affairs. – That He is the One who deserves to be worshipped, glorified, loved and feared. No one else is given any share in any of these. – To believe in His fine names and attributes which He or Prophet Muhammad has confirmed as belonging to Him. When you believe in God, you know that you worship an ever-merciful and all-knowing Lord who is the Creator of all and controls all. He has commanded you, and all creation, to worship Him alone. To Him belongs all fine names and high attributes that make Him worthy of all love and glorification. 2- To believe in the angels: The angels are a great type of creation. God created them out of light and they worship God all the time, doing His bidding in all situations. He keeps them close to Him and they live in heaven. He has given them the power to do whatever He bids them. A believer should believe: – That they exist. God says: “Those that are with Him are never too proud to worship Him and never grow weary of that. They extol His limitless glory by night and day, tirelessly.” Qur’an (21: 19-20) – In those of them whose names have been [...] ...