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Understanding the evil of innovation ...

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Allah says: (Qur'an 5: 3) Understanding the Evil of Innovation BID*AH (Qur'an 59: 7) لري INTERNATIONAL ISLAMIC PUBUISHINS HOUsE The Prophet ) said: "Whoever intro- duces into this affair of ours something that we have not com- manded it is to be rejected.'" (Bukhari and Muslim ٢٢٧ Thus, Innovations - adding new rituals, methods, inventing regular- ised set ways and certain beliefs, must not be entertained. The Prophet has clearly said: "Every newly invented matter (in religion is bid ah and every bid'ah is dalâlah - going astray, and every dalâlah is in the Fire. (Tirmidhi)" This booklet has discussed very efficiently the fallacies of bid'ah - innovation - and convincingly pleaded not only to avoid it but also try to stop wherever it is possible.

What does she expect better?

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Women's rights in Islam acknowledged by a Western politician: "Fourteen centuries ago, Islam beat the West by setting the pillars of women's social, economic and political rights. These are historic facts that cannot be denied. Indeed, Islam has given women the right of ownership, inheritance and the choice of the spouse. She was also allowed to participate in public and political activities all through the Islamic history. So here we are today, trying to reapply what Islam did 14 centuries ago, preceding the West and the Human Rights Organizations." (Extract of the British Ambassador in Cairo) Polygamy: "In my opinion, polygamy, as set by Islam, provides ultimate justice to women before men. In the Western and even Japanese and Eastern societies, there are publicly acknowledged relationships between men and women and there are the concealed ones. Indeed, most of the time, men do not content themselves with a single woman, which is their legal wife. They secretly acquire girlfriends. Polygamy is an ideal way of providing harmony and natural balance among people for many reasons. With time, the marital relationship might deteriorate, the wife's eventual sickness might keep her man at a distance, her sterility might create problems.. in addition, of course, there are many other reasons that make polygamy a grace for women before men." (Extracted from an interview with the Japanese writer "Soi Aora," The Arab Magazine, Issue 242, 1997)

Read ,Then Write your Will by Hisham ...

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Islam highly recommends writing a will. Many man-made laws also recognise the need for this. The absence of a will can result in endless problems whilst its presence can act as a tool through which the deceased can communicate with their relatives and those concerned after death. A will can include both financial and religious matters and can also be a document for reference; thus, a will can prevent disputes and ensure that the rights of the deceased's family members and friends are justly fulfilled.

MANHIYYAT :Prohibitions In Islam by M...

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There are many things that have been prohibited in the Qur'än and Sunnah. Every Muslim is commanded to learn his deen (religion) in general and these prohibitions in particular. The Qur'än and Sunnah commands are definitely for virtues and their prohibitions are surely malicious deeds that a Muslim should avoid in his everyday life. Alläh and His Messenger have prohibited everything that contains any sort of harm or evil. These prohibitions vary in their degree of evil. They are either haram (un-allowed) or makrooh (abominable) sins, which are also un-allowed even if their degree of evil is less than that of the haram ones; and a true Muslim should avoid both. This valuable book of Al-Munajjid, like his previous book (Muharramät), is a good approach toward understanding these prohibitions of Islam and seeking the ways to avoid them.

The Neglected Sunah of Prayer by Same...

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And Allah's Messenger (Blessings and peace be upon him) said: "Pray as you have seen me praying." (Bukhäri and Ahmad). The above Qur'anic verse and prophetic saying imply two complementary matters related to the strict observance of: 1. Daily five prayers, with special emphasis on the afternoon prayer. 2. The prophetic traditions in prayers. Despite these two self-explanatory instructions, some Muslims are either unaware of their details or have neglected them, causing their prayers to be unaccepted. The author of this booklet, Sameh Strauch, has identified the conditions and prerequisites that make prayers acceptable. As such identification is the first step towards that end, the reading of this booklet has become inevitable for all those concerned about the acceptance of their prayers by Allah, the Most Magnificent. Dear reader, you definitely would like to be one of those righteous people. So, do it now!

The Life of Prophet Muhammad by Abdul...

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Prophet Muhammad, Blessings and Peace be upon him, was born into a pagan society in which every conceivable vice was practised and very few virtues existed. As he grew up, he watched with disgust the great drama of evil around him. He witnessed how the human soul was suppressed, how man was oppressing and exploiting the poor, the have-nots, the orphans, the women and the weak members of society, and how the strong enslaved the poor. Through ignorance,error, superstition and outright perversity, man was debauched by evil. Tyranny reigned supreme. Man was drunk with arrogance, religious formalism and luxury.

POLYGAMY in ISLAM by Dr Abu Ameenah B...

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Polygamy in Islam, approaches this highly sensitive issue with admirable grace and clarifies many issues regarding this often-misunderstood marital practice. In this work, the authors give real-life examples and spell out the rights of husbands and wives in a clear, eye-opening style, designed to help even the reluctant in coming to terms with polygamy as a beneficial method of relationship management." - Hediyah Al-Amin, Columnist, The Peninsula, Doha, Qatar

The Evolution of Fiqh

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In the Evolution of Figh (Islamic Law & the Madh-habs), the author very clearly presents a brief overview of the historical development of Islamic law and its schools (the madh-habs). The book identifies the main reason for the appearance of the madh-habs and the factors leading to differences among them. For those to whom the madh-habs have been a mystery, this aspect of the book will be extremely enlightening. Although the author sheds light on both the positive and negative roles of the madh-habs in the past, the main message of the book is a call to the understanding of logistic differences (with an aim to remove them where possible), and a proposal for the unification of the madh-habs.

The Benevolence of Islam

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The Prophet (s) said: "Allah loves the one who is lenient and kind in all matters." Islam's benevolence is seen best in the fact that it is, as a religion, a mercy of Allah to mankind. It was revealed to make mankind worship the Only True God Allah, and follow the Sunnah of the Prophet (iz). Islamic teachings are concerned with the happiness of mankind. This treatise features out that Islam is a way of life based on Divine teachings such as, to mention a few, kindness, equity, justice and charity. The Halâl and Harâm aim at making people lead a happy life by forbidding vice and commanding good. The author tells us that the eminent, benevolent and kind Muslims are as one firm construction, all of them help one another for happiness in this world and the Hereafter.
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