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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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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… [...] ...

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 [...] ...

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 [...] ...

“The worst thing about soccer”

Even if you are a non-Muslim, you must have heard about The Kaaba, the holiest place in Islam and the location at which millions of Muslims gather every year to perform the Pilgrimage (Hajj), which is the fifth pillar of Islam. ...

“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)? ...

Who is the role model for these people ?

A brief biography of the Prophet Mohammad PBUH: Name: Muhammad Father’s Name: Abdullah bin Abdul-Muttalib Mother’s Name: Aminah Bint Wahab Date of birth: April 20, 570 CE Place of birth: Makkah in the Arabian Peninsula (in what is now the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia ) Date of death: June 6, 632 CE (at the age of 63) Place of death: Madinah (approximately 450 kilometers north of Makkah) His childhood and youth :From birth until the age of 25 years , Muhammad’s father died before he was born. When he was an infant, his mother sent him out of Makkah to be breastfed by a wet nurse named Halima.From the ages of two to six,he lived with his mother, Aminah, until she passed away in the year 576 CE. He then lived with his grandfather, Abdul-Muttalib,until his death when Muhammad was eight years old. After that, his uncle Abu Talib, the father of 10 children, took him in and raised him. Education: Prophet Muhammad had no formal education; he could not read or write. As a youth, he never lived outside Makkah, and he never sought foreign knowledge His Career :From 8-15 years of age: Like all prophets before him, he worked as a shepherd. From 15-23 years of age: He worked with his uncle Abu Talib, trading merchandise between Syria and Makkah From 23-40 years He worked as a trader for a wealthy woman of the Quraish, known as Khadijah bint Khuwaylid. Prophet Muhammad was known in his community as a successful and honest trader.At the age of 40, Khadijah married the prophet Muhammad when he was 25 years of age. Together they had six children; two sons and four daughters. Marital Status:Managing trade for Khadijah bint Khuwaylid,a respected widow of the Quraish, Prophet Muhammad was known in his community for being successful and honest. When he was 25 and she was 40, Khadijah proposed marriage, and she was his only wife until her death 25 years later.Together they had two sons (who both died in infancy) and four daughters years 40- 63 When he reached the age of 40, [...] ...