Establishing Love and Mercy Islam teaches that the relations between husband and wife should be based on mutual love and mercy. Then only will there be peace in domestic life; and so it is the duty of both the spouses to see that they are a source of comfort and tranquility to each other.
Archive for the ‘Islamic History’ Category
Animal rights in Islam
August 17th, 2011
faisal Islam has been one of the earliest religions to care about animal rights. Kindness shown to animals has been promised a reward in the hereafter. Consider this line from Abu Umama, Al Tabarani: ‘He who takes pity even on a sparrow and spares its life, Allah will be merciful to him on the Day of [...]
A lyrical conversion to Islam for former rappers
August 10th, 2011
faisal Standing outside the Bahiya villa of his in-laws in Abu Dhabi, Mutah Wassin Shabazz Beale says it has been a long journey from the streets of New Jersey and the glamorous music life in Los Angeles.
‘The Road to Mecca’ – Travelogue of a nomad in search of Islam
July 13th, 2011
faisal Traveling to the desert makes one closer to god,” said Leopold Weiss, who was born on July 2, 1900, in lvov, modern day Ukraine. Having descended from a line of rabbis in family tradition, Weiss was educated profusely in the study of Talmud, Hebrew and Jewish theology.
‘It is a shame for America to be afraid of Islam’
May 16th, 2011
faisal CAIRO — Banned for years under President Hosni Mubarak, the Muslim Brotherhood now functions openly in Egypt and is expected to win a sizable bloc of seats in the upcoming parliamentary elections. Washington Post senior associate editor Lally Weymouth interviewed Essam El-Erian, a physician and senior member of the brotherhood’s ruling guidance council, in the [...]
Public lecture at Islamic Information Centre
May 4th, 2011
faisal KUCHING: The Islamic Information Centre (IIC) will hold a public lecture on ‘Signs of the Creator’ on May 4 at 8am at its auditorium here. The lecture will be presented by two distinguished speakers, Natural Sciences Association founder Turgut Aksu and Science Research Foundation researcher Dr Ahmet Okhtar Babuna.
Tips for Students of Islam: Grasping Terminology
April 20th, 2011
faisal For many a student involved in the first two years of Islamic studies, one of the hardest things to grasp and remember is the variety of terminology that one is taught. For example, in the field of ‘Aqeedah, you need to learn what is Tawheed, Shirk, Kufr, Nifaaq, Bidah, Risaalah, Aakhirah, Rububiyyah, Asma Wa Sifaat, Ibaadah, [...]
Madrid hosts Islamic art, history exhibition
April 6th, 2011
faisal Madrid is host to an exhibition called: The World of Islam exhibition organized by Caixa forum. This exhibition has unique and valuable pieces that describe the grandeur of almost all historical dynasties of the Muslim world such as the courts of the Abbasids or Fatimid and demonstrates the flexibility and pluralism of Islamic art. Organizers [...]
Protests set stage for French Islam debate
April 4th, 2011
faisal France’s ruling conservatives are pressing ahead with a public debate on Islam and secularism on Tuesday despite criticism that it is an excuse to pander to far-right voters ahead of a general election next year. Sarkozy’s UMP party said in December that it would host a public forum to address fears about Islam’s role in [...]
Toward an ‘Islam de France’
March 28th, 2011
faisal Muslim prayers in the streets of Paris? Row upon row of worshippers under the eyes of uniformed French policemen? Hundreds of men chanting “Allahu akbar” in open-air mosques? A series of videos posted online over the past two years, depicting all of the above, by a journalist using the pseudonym “Maxime Lépante” have provoked a [...]

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