1. The passage discusses righteous deeds and belief in Allah. Those who believe and do good will be rewarded by Allah by removing their misdeeds and guiding them to paradise.
2. It mentions fighting disbelievers and securing their bonds if they are defeated in battle. Allah may test believers by means of others.
3. The disbelievers ignore what Allah has revealed so their deeds are worthless while believers follow the truth from their Lord.
1. Allah grants Muslims a clear victory over their enemies so that past sins may be forgiven and future guidance assured, with divine help for believers.
2. Believers are encouraged to increase their faith, while hypocrites, polytheists, and disbelievers face Allah's punishment in Hell for their evil thoughts and deeds.
3. Those who remained behind with excuses for not fighting are warned that if harm or benefit comes, it is by Allah's will alone, and their excuses will not protect them from future obligations or consequences.
1. The document discusses rules for Muslims regarding treaties with idolaters. It declares the end of treaties with idolaters who violate agreements.
2. Muslims are given four months to travel freely before fighting idolaters. Those who repent and follow Islamic principles like prayer and charity can be spared.
3. Treaties near Mecca with idolaters who remain loyal will be honored, but violating tribes will be fought by Muslim leaders. The document provides religious justification for fighting disbelievers who break agreements or attack Muslims.
This document contains a series of images without captions or context. The images depict rural landscapes and scenes of peasants working in fields, as well as some abstract patterns.
The document lists five lines of evidence that are used to support the theory of evolution:
1. Direct observation of change in natural populations.
2. Direct observation of change under artificial selection.
3. The existence of homologous traits.
4. Homologies tend to be nested or organized in a hierarchical manner.
5. Evidence from the fossil record.
This document is a summary of verses 1-17 from chapter 46 of the Quran. It begins by establishing the divine origin and wisdom of the Quran. It references those who disbelieve the warning messages and calls them to faith. It mentions the testimony of previous prophets and scriptures. The passage encourages kindness to parents and being grateful to God. It promises paradise for those who believe and do righteous deeds, overlooking minor sins.
This document is a passage from the Quran discussing several topics:
1) It references those who deny the coming of a warner and calls their disbelief strange.
2) It references the resurrection and those who doubt they will be brought back to life after death.
3) It praises Allah for creating the heavens, earth, mountains and growing things of beauty while providing sustenance.
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This document summarizes verses from the Quran chapter Al-Hujurat. It discusses several topics:
- Believers should not elevate themselves above the prophet or speak loudly to him.
- Those who lower their voices in the presence of the prophet have hearts tested for righteousness by Allah.
- Believers should investigate news before harming others in ignorance.
- The prophet is among the believers to guide them, though they may find following him difficult at times.
- Believers should make peace between warring factions and see each other as brothers.
1. Allah grants Muslims a clear victory over their enemies so that past sins may be forgiven and future guidance assured, with divine help for believers.
2. Believers are encouraged to increase their faith, while hypocrites, polytheists, and disbelievers face Allah's punishment in Hell for their evil thoughts and deeds.
3. Those who remained behind with excuses for not fighting are warned that if harm or benefit comes, it is by Allah's will alone, and their excuses will not protect them from future obligations or consequences.
1. The document discusses rules for Muslims regarding treaties with idolaters. It declares the end of treaties with idolaters who violate agreements.
2. Muslims are given four months to travel freely before fighting idolaters. Those who repent and follow Islamic principles like prayer and charity can be spared.
3. Treaties near Mecca with idolaters who remain loyal will be honored, but violating tribes will be fought by Muslim leaders. The document provides religious justification for fighting disbelievers who break agreements or attack Muslims.
This document contains a series of images without captions or context. The images depict rural landscapes and scenes of peasants working in fields, as well as some abstract patterns.
The document lists five lines of evidence that are used to support the theory of evolution:
1. Direct observation of change in natural populations.
2. Direct observation of change under artificial selection.
3. The existence of homologous traits.
4. Homologies tend to be nested or organized in a hierarchical manner.
5. Evidence from the fossil record.
This document is a summary of verses 1-17 from chapter 46 of the Quran. It begins by establishing the divine origin and wisdom of the Quran. It references those who disbelieve the warning messages and calls them to faith. It mentions the testimony of previous prophets and scriptures. The passage encourages kindness to parents and being grateful to God. It promises paradise for those who believe and do righteous deeds, overlooking minor sins.
This document is a passage from the Quran discussing several topics:
1) It references those who deny the coming of a warner and calls their disbelief strange.
2) It references the resurrection and those who doubt they will be brought back to life after death.
3) It praises Allah for creating the heavens, earth, mountains and growing things of beauty while providing sustenance.
Damir Širola has told us why, when and how to use code review to increase your codebase quality and drastically reduce number of software defects. This is presentation in Croatian from our weekly educational session.
This document summarizes verses from the Quran chapter Al-Hujurat. It discusses several topics:
- Believers should not elevate themselves above the prophet or speak loudly to him.
- Those who lower their voices in the presence of the prophet have hearts tested for righteousness by Allah.
- Believers should investigate news before harming others in ignorance.
- The prophet is among the believers to guide them, though they may find following him difficult at times.
- Believers should make peace between warring factions and see each other as brothers.
This document appears to be the beginning of a chapter from the Quran. It discusses several themes:
1. It begins by praising Allah, who created the heavens and earth and made darkness and light. However, disbelievers ascribe equals to Allah.
2. Allah created humans from clay and decreed a term of life and resurrection, but humans are in doubt. He knows all that is concealed and revealed.
3. Signs from their Lord come to people but they turn away. They deny the truth and will face news of what they mocked. Many past generations who disbelieved were destroyed.
4. Muhammad is told to warn people to travel the earth and see the
This document provides a summary of several verses from the Quran. It discusses key themes like the signs of Allah in creation, guidance and mercy for those with faith, and accountability for one's actions. People are warned not to take their desires as gods and lose guidance from Allah. Overall it conveys religious teachings around monotheism, righteousness, and the Day of Judgment.
The document is a summary of verses from the Quran. It discusses several stories and lessons:
1. Moses saw a burning bush and was instructed by God not to fear. God showed Moses signs to convince Pharaoh but Pharaoh disobeyed.
2. Knowledge was given to David and Solomon. Solomon had control over jinn, men, and birds. He was reminded of God's favor upon him and his parents.
3. Solomon noticed the hoopoe bird was missing and it later returned with news of the Queen of Sheba, who ruled with abundance.
1. This is a summary of the first 3 verses of an Arabic religious text in 3 sentences:
2. The text begins by invoking God as the Most Gracious and Most Merciful and stating this is a revelation from God meant for people who understand.
3. It describes the text as a Book whose verses have been clearly laid out and explained, revealed in the Arabic language for a people who possess knowledge.
1. The document discusses various topics related to God's dominion over creation and punishment of disbelievers. It describes how God created the heavens, earth, and provisions therein to test humanity.
2. Disbelievers who deny God's signs will be cast into the blazing fire in the hereafter and punished severely, while those who fear God will be forgiven. Believers are reminded of God's power over all creation.
3. The disbelievers are warned that if they do not heed the warning, they will regret it when they see the punishment approaching on the Day of Judgment. Believers are told to have faith that God's promise of the final judgment is true.
This document is from the Quran and discusses some criticisms that were made against the prophet Muhammad. It summarizes the responses to these criticisms in 3 verses or less:
1. It asserts that God has sent down the Quran to Muhammad to warn all of mankind.
2. It says that God alone has sovereignty over the heavens and earth and has no partners or sons.
3. It rejects the criticism that Muhammad should receive better gifts if he was truly a prophet, responding that God can provide whatever He wills for His messengers.
1. The passage is from the Quran and discusses several themes including: the signs of Allah, provision from heaven, calling people to faith, and warning of the Day of Judgment.
2. It describes those who carry Allah's throne and praise Him, asking forgiveness for believers. It also mentions those who will enter paradise and be saved from evil.
3. The passage warns disbelievers that Allah will judge each soul for what they have earned on the Day of Judgment, when hearts will leap in throats, and there will be no friend or intercessor for wrongdoers.
1. The Romans have been defeated in a land near to them, but they will be victorious within 3 to 9 years. Allah controls what happens both before and after events.
2. The passage discusses signs from Allah, including creating humans from dust and placing love between spouses. It notes how previous nations were destroyed when they denied signs.
3. Believers who do good will be rewarded in paradise while disbelievers who reject signs will face punishment on the Day of Judgment when no partners can intercede.
1) The spoils of war belong to Allah and His Messenger alone to distribute as they see fit. Believers should obey Allah and His Messenger.
2) True believers are those whose hearts feel fear when Allah is mentioned and increase in faith when His verses are recited. They trust in their Lord.
3) Those who establish prayer and spend from what Allah has provided are truly believers and will have high ranks, forgiveness and provision from their Lord.
This document is the beginning of chapter 3 (Al-i-Imran) from the Quran. It introduces the chapter and provides 7 verses that establish some key Islamic beliefs and principles:
1) It begins with the Islamic declaration of faith that there is no god but Allah and that he is the sustainer of all.
2) It states that Allah revealed the Torah, Gospel and Quran as guidance for mankind.
3) It warns that those who disbelieve Allah's signs will face severe punishment, while those with understanding will believe and find guidance in his revelations.
4) It establishes Allah as the divine creator and shaper of humanity in the womb, and that he is
This document summarizes 3 passages from the Quran. It begins by introducing the surah Ash-Shura and stating it was revealed by Allah. It then summarizes 3 key points from the passages: 1) Allah is the creator of everything in the heavens and earth. 2) Those who worship others besides Allah have no protector or helper. 3) Allah has ordained the same religion for all prophets such as Noah, Abraham, Moses, and Jesus, which is to worship Him alone and not be divided.
1. The document is a passage from the Quran discussing several topics including: the revelation of the Quran to Prophet Muhammad, signs of Allah in creation, guidance for those who believe and do good deeds, punishment for disbelievers.
2. It warns mankind to heed the message and promises gardens of delight for those who believe and do righteous deeds, with rivers flowing beneath them.
3. The passage also mentions that Allah created the heavens, earth and alternation of night and day as signs for those who fear Him, and that disbelievers will dwell in the fire for their disbelief.
The document provides excerpts from the Quran discussing several topics:
1) Praise and gratitude is due to Allah alone, who created all that exists in the heavens and earth.
2) Non-believers deny the coming of the Hour of Judgment, but it is surely coming according to Allah's knowledge.
3) The document shares stories of prophets like David and Solomon who were given blessings and abilities by Allah to establish righteousness.
1. This document discusses various topics related to religious faith and guidance from God. It references creation of the heavens and earth, guidance provided to previous prophets, and rewards for believers and punishment for disbelievers.
2. Key points include that God created the universe in six days and appointed prophets to warn humanity, the day of judgement when souls will be returned to God, and descriptions of paradise for believers and hellfire for those who disobey.
3. The document emphasizes remembering God and being grateful for guidance, as well as calling people to faith and righteous deeds to avoid punishment on the day of reckoning. Believers are distinguished from disobedient ones.
1. The summary begins with the chapter introduction from the Quran discussing God's creation of the heavens, earth, mountains, rivers and fruits.
2. It then references questions some have about resurrection and the afterlife, as well as God's forgiveness and punishment of wrongdoers.
3. The summary concludes by mentioning God's knowledge of all things seen and unseen, and that nothing is hidden from God whether done openly or secretly.
1. The Prophet is instructed to obey Allah and not follow disbelievers or hypocrites. Allah knows all and is wise.
2. Believers should follow what is revealed by Allah, who is aware of all people do.
3. Believers should trust in Allah alone, as he is the best trustee.
This summary provides the key details from the document in 3 sentences:
The document presents verses from the Quran that discuss beliefs and behaviors of those who believe in Allah and those who do not. It describes believers as those who have faith in unseen things, establish prayers, give charity, and believe in prior revelations. It contrasts believers with disbelievers, describing disbelievers as having sealed hearts and being misguided despite warnings. The verses encourage worshipping Allah alone as the creator of all things.
The document provides a summary of several verses from the Quran. It discusses mankind fearing the Day of Judgment, nursing mothers and pregnant women being distressed on that day, those who dispute Allah without knowledge, those who worship Allah on a narrow edge and call upon others instead of Allah, and how Allah will guide believers and judge all people on the Day of Resurrection.
The document summarizes events surrounding the expulsion of disbelievers from their homes by Allah and his punishment of hypocrites. It discusses how Allah expelled those who disbelieved from their homes and destroyed their houses and forts. It warns that opposing Allah results in severe punishment. It also addresses the distribution of spoils of war to the messenger, relatives, orphans and the needy rather than the rich. Hypocrites who claim to help Muslims if expelled or attacked are called liars, as they will not actually help.
This passage from the Quran discusses several topics:
1) It begins by mentioning Luqman, a wise man known for his advice.
2) It discusses establishing prayers, giving to the poor, and having faith in the afterlife.
3) It warns against following idle talk or mocking the signs of God without knowledge.
This document appears to be the beginning of a chapter from the Quran. It discusses several themes:
1. It begins by praising Allah, who created the heavens and earth and made darkness and light. However, disbelievers ascribe equals to Allah.
2. Allah created humans from clay and decreed a term of life and resurrection, but humans are in doubt. He knows all that is concealed and revealed.
3. Signs from their Lord come to people but they turn away. They deny the truth and will face news of what they mocked. Many past generations who disbelieved were destroyed.
4. Muhammad is told to warn people to travel the earth and see the
This document provides a summary of several verses from the Quran. It discusses key themes like the signs of Allah in creation, guidance and mercy for those with faith, and accountability for one's actions. People are warned not to take their desires as gods and lose guidance from Allah. Overall it conveys religious teachings around monotheism, righteousness, and the Day of Judgment.
The document is a summary of verses from the Quran. It discusses several stories and lessons:
1. Moses saw a burning bush and was instructed by God not to fear. God showed Moses signs to convince Pharaoh but Pharaoh disobeyed.
2. Knowledge was given to David and Solomon. Solomon had control over jinn, men, and birds. He was reminded of God's favor upon him and his parents.
3. Solomon noticed the hoopoe bird was missing and it later returned with news of the Queen of Sheba, who ruled with abundance.
1. This is a summary of the first 3 verses of an Arabic religious text in 3 sentences:
2. The text begins by invoking God as the Most Gracious and Most Merciful and stating this is a revelation from God meant for people who understand.
3. It describes the text as a Book whose verses have been clearly laid out and explained, revealed in the Arabic language for a people who possess knowledge.
1. The document discusses various topics related to God's dominion over creation and punishment of disbelievers. It describes how God created the heavens, earth, and provisions therein to test humanity.
2. Disbelievers who deny God's signs will be cast into the blazing fire in the hereafter and punished severely, while those who fear God will be forgiven. Believers are reminded of God's power over all creation.
3. The disbelievers are warned that if they do not heed the warning, they will regret it when they see the punishment approaching on the Day of Judgment. Believers are told to have faith that God's promise of the final judgment is true.
This document is from the Quran and discusses some criticisms that were made against the prophet Muhammad. It summarizes the responses to these criticisms in 3 verses or less:
1. It asserts that God has sent down the Quran to Muhammad to warn all of mankind.
2. It says that God alone has sovereignty over the heavens and earth and has no partners or sons.
3. It rejects the criticism that Muhammad should receive better gifts if he was truly a prophet, responding that God can provide whatever He wills for His messengers.
1. The passage is from the Quran and discusses several themes including: the signs of Allah, provision from heaven, calling people to faith, and warning of the Day of Judgment.
2. It describes those who carry Allah's throne and praise Him, asking forgiveness for believers. It also mentions those who will enter paradise and be saved from evil.
3. The passage warns disbelievers that Allah will judge each soul for what they have earned on the Day of Judgment, when hearts will leap in throats, and there will be no friend or intercessor for wrongdoers.
1. The Romans have been defeated in a land near to them, but they will be victorious within 3 to 9 years. Allah controls what happens both before and after events.
2. The passage discusses signs from Allah, including creating humans from dust and placing love between spouses. It notes how previous nations were destroyed when they denied signs.
3. Believers who do good will be rewarded in paradise while disbelievers who reject signs will face punishment on the Day of Judgment when no partners can intercede.
1) The spoils of war belong to Allah and His Messenger alone to distribute as they see fit. Believers should obey Allah and His Messenger.
2) True believers are those whose hearts feel fear when Allah is mentioned and increase in faith when His verses are recited. They trust in their Lord.
3) Those who establish prayer and spend from what Allah has provided are truly believers and will have high ranks, forgiveness and provision from their Lord.
This document is the beginning of chapter 3 (Al-i-Imran) from the Quran. It introduces the chapter and provides 7 verses that establish some key Islamic beliefs and principles:
1) It begins with the Islamic declaration of faith that there is no god but Allah and that he is the sustainer of all.
2) It states that Allah revealed the Torah, Gospel and Quran as guidance for mankind.
3) It warns that those who disbelieve Allah's signs will face severe punishment, while those with understanding will believe and find guidance in his revelations.
4) It establishes Allah as the divine creator and shaper of humanity in the womb, and that he is
This document summarizes 3 passages from the Quran. It begins by introducing the surah Ash-Shura and stating it was revealed by Allah. It then summarizes 3 key points from the passages: 1) Allah is the creator of everything in the heavens and earth. 2) Those who worship others besides Allah have no protector or helper. 3) Allah has ordained the same religion for all prophets such as Noah, Abraham, Moses, and Jesus, which is to worship Him alone and not be divided.
1. The document is a passage from the Quran discussing several topics including: the revelation of the Quran to Prophet Muhammad, signs of Allah in creation, guidance for those who believe and do good deeds, punishment for disbelievers.
2. It warns mankind to heed the message and promises gardens of delight for those who believe and do righteous deeds, with rivers flowing beneath them.
3. The passage also mentions that Allah created the heavens, earth and alternation of night and day as signs for those who fear Him, and that disbelievers will dwell in the fire for their disbelief.
The document provides excerpts from the Quran discussing several topics:
1) Praise and gratitude is due to Allah alone, who created all that exists in the heavens and earth.
2) Non-believers deny the coming of the Hour of Judgment, but it is surely coming according to Allah's knowledge.
3) The document shares stories of prophets like David and Solomon who were given blessings and abilities by Allah to establish righteousness.
1. This document discusses various topics related to religious faith and guidance from God. It references creation of the heavens and earth, guidance provided to previous prophets, and rewards for believers and punishment for disbelievers.
2. Key points include that God created the universe in six days and appointed prophets to warn humanity, the day of judgement when souls will be returned to God, and descriptions of paradise for believers and hellfire for those who disobey.
3. The document emphasizes remembering God and being grateful for guidance, as well as calling people to faith and righteous deeds to avoid punishment on the day of reckoning. Believers are distinguished from disobedient ones.
1. The summary begins with the chapter introduction from the Quran discussing God's creation of the heavens, earth, mountains, rivers and fruits.
2. It then references questions some have about resurrection and the afterlife, as well as God's forgiveness and punishment of wrongdoers.
3. The summary concludes by mentioning God's knowledge of all things seen and unseen, and that nothing is hidden from God whether done openly or secretly.
1. The Prophet is instructed to obey Allah and not follow disbelievers or hypocrites. Allah knows all and is wise.
2. Believers should follow what is revealed by Allah, who is aware of all people do.
3. Believers should trust in Allah alone, as he is the best trustee.
This summary provides the key details from the document in 3 sentences:
The document presents verses from the Quran that discuss beliefs and behaviors of those who believe in Allah and those who do not. It describes believers as those who have faith in unseen things, establish prayers, give charity, and believe in prior revelations. It contrasts believers with disbelievers, describing disbelievers as having sealed hearts and being misguided despite warnings. The verses encourage worshipping Allah alone as the creator of all things.
The document provides a summary of several verses from the Quran. It discusses mankind fearing the Day of Judgment, nursing mothers and pregnant women being distressed on that day, those who dispute Allah without knowledge, those who worship Allah on a narrow edge and call upon others instead of Allah, and how Allah will guide believers and judge all people on the Day of Resurrection.
The document summarizes events surrounding the expulsion of disbelievers from their homes by Allah and his punishment of hypocrites. It discusses how Allah expelled those who disbelieved from their homes and destroyed their houses and forts. It warns that opposing Allah results in severe punishment. It also addresses the distribution of spoils of war to the messenger, relatives, orphans and the needy rather than the rich. Hypocrites who claim to help Muslims if expelled or attacked are called liars, as they will not actually help.
This passage from the Quran discusses several topics:
1) It begins by mentioning Luqman, a wise man known for his advice.
2) It discusses establishing prayers, giving to the poor, and having faith in the afterlife.
3) It warns against following idle talk or mocking the signs of God without knowledge.
This document provides a syllabus planner for the third term of the 2017-18 school year for a History & Civics class. It includes the following key details:
- Lists the textbooks to be used for the term.
- Outlines a schedule spanning 11 weeks, noting the topics and subtopics to be covered each week ending on a given date.
- Indicates time will need to be allotted for extracurricular activities like sports competitions and annual day celebrations.
- Notes the class will have Asset examinations during the fourth week of February evaluating each grade for 75 minutes daily.