Fátimah is presented as the perfect role model for women in three key ways:
1) As an infallible woman, her guidance and teachings show women how to properly implement Islamic practices in their daily lives.
2) She was deeply devoted to her father, the Prophet, and exemplified kindness, generosity, and sacrifice by giving her wedding dress to a poor woman.
3) She demonstrated patience, sincerity, and piety through migrating with early Muslims and reaching the highest levels of faith.
The document discusses several key topics in Islam related to family life:
- It establishes the Quran as the guiding scripture and establishes all people as equal regardless of traits.
- It outlines the rights and responsibilities of husbands and wives in marriage, including treatment, divorce, and polygamy restrictions.
- It discusses the story of Adam and Eve and places equal blame on both for disobeying God's command regarding the forbidden tree.
- It highlights the special status and obligations humans have towards their parents and extended family as instructed in the Quran.
This document provides guidance on modesty for Muslim men. It defines modesty as shyness, self-respect, and guarding one's private areas. The document then outlines 10 conditions for hijab for men, including covering the awrah, lowering the gaze, avoiding impermissible clothing like silk or gold, and not resembling women or non-Muslims. It stresses the importance of modest behavior and speech and avoiding unlawful interactions with women. The goal is for men to set a good example through righteous character and guiding their families.
The document provides an overview of some key Islamic concepts:
1) Iman (faith) in Islam involves firm conviction based on reason and knowledge, giving inner peace. The basic declaration of faith is "There is no god but Allah";
2) The seven main articles of faith are belief in Allah, His angels, His books, His messengers, the Day of Judgment, and divine destiny;
3) Tawheed, the oneness of Allah, involves believing Allah alone is the creator and deserves worship. It is the foundation of Islam.
The Last Sermon of Muhammad , Mercy to the mankind (p b u h)Kashif Mateen Ansari
A Glimpse into the Last Sermon of the Holy Prophet (PBUH) to show case that he was a true revolutionary, a challenger of Status quo, Mercy to the Mankind.
1. The document discusses the importance of good character (husn-e-akhlaq) in Islam. It emphasizes that true beauty is not only physical but also in one's character and dealings with others.
2. It provides examples from the Quran and hadiths of the Prophet Muhammad emphasizing the importance of good character such as having mercy, empathy and treating others as you wish to be treated.
3. The document advises that good character is developed through continuous effort, reflection on one's actions, and striving to emulate the high moral standards set by the Prophet Muhammad.
Bob asked Yunus about the concepts of halal and haram in Islam. Yunus explained that halal refers to things that are permissible according to the Quran and teachings of Prophet Muhammad, while haram refers to things that are prohibited. As an example, Yunus noted that Islam prohibits the consumption of blood, as blood contains uric acid which can be harmful.
In this document the whole battle of khandaq is explained very deeply and also with the help of pictures too. this presentation if read can lead you to a great deep knowledge about battle of trench
This slide program presents in the light of Quran, Sunnah and Seerah the glimpses of life of our beloved Prophet Mohammad (SAW) in his house with his family. It describes his dealings with his wives, children, grand children and servants.
The document discusses several key topics in Islam related to family life:
- It establishes the Quran as the guiding scripture and establishes all people as equal regardless of traits.
- It outlines the rights and responsibilities of husbands and wives in marriage, including treatment, divorce, and polygamy restrictions.
- It discusses the story of Adam and Eve and places equal blame on both for disobeying God's command regarding the forbidden tree.
- It highlights the special status and obligations humans have towards their parents and extended family as instructed in the Quran.
This document provides guidance on modesty for Muslim men. It defines modesty as shyness, self-respect, and guarding one's private areas. The document then outlines 10 conditions for hijab for men, including covering the awrah, lowering the gaze, avoiding impermissible clothing like silk or gold, and not resembling women or non-Muslims. It stresses the importance of modest behavior and speech and avoiding unlawful interactions with women. The goal is for men to set a good example through righteous character and guiding their families.
The document provides an overview of some key Islamic concepts:
1) Iman (faith) in Islam involves firm conviction based on reason and knowledge, giving inner peace. The basic declaration of faith is "There is no god but Allah";
2) The seven main articles of faith are belief in Allah, His angels, His books, His messengers, the Day of Judgment, and divine destiny;
3) Tawheed, the oneness of Allah, involves believing Allah alone is the creator and deserves worship. It is the foundation of Islam.
The Last Sermon of Muhammad , Mercy to the mankind (p b u h)Kashif Mateen Ansari
A Glimpse into the Last Sermon of the Holy Prophet (PBUH) to show case that he was a true revolutionary, a challenger of Status quo, Mercy to the Mankind.
1. The document discusses the importance of good character (husn-e-akhlaq) in Islam. It emphasizes that true beauty is not only physical but also in one's character and dealings with others.
2. It provides examples from the Quran and hadiths of the Prophet Muhammad emphasizing the importance of good character such as having mercy, empathy and treating others as you wish to be treated.
3. The document advises that good character is developed through continuous effort, reflection on one's actions, and striving to emulate the high moral standards set by the Prophet Muhammad.
Bob asked Yunus about the concepts of halal and haram in Islam. Yunus explained that halal refers to things that are permissible according to the Quran and teachings of Prophet Muhammad, while haram refers to things that are prohibited. As an example, Yunus noted that Islam prohibits the consumption of blood, as blood contains uric acid which can be harmful.
In this document the whole battle of khandaq is explained very deeply and also with the help of pictures too. this presentation if read can lead you to a great deep knowledge about battle of trench
This slide program presents in the light of Quran, Sunnah and Seerah the glimpses of life of our beloved Prophet Mohammad (SAW) in his house with his family. It describes his dealings with his wives, children, grand children and servants.
Prophet Musa was born to Israelite parents living under the tyrannical rule of the Egyptian Pharaoh. To eliminate the Israelite threat, the Pharaoh ordered all newborn Israelite boys to be killed. Musa's mother placed him in a wooden chest and set him adrift in the Nile River to save him. The chest floated down the river and was discovered by the Pharaoh's wife, who took pity on the child and adopted him as her own. Unbeknownst to the Pharaoh, Musa was secretly reunited with his mother, who was able to nurse her son each day. Through this plan orchestrated by Allah, Musa was spared death and able to
The document discusses various aspects of faith in God's prophets in Islam. It states that all prophets brought the same fundamental religion of Islam and denying any prophet makes one a disbeliever. It highlights the equality between Prophet Muhammad and previous prophets while noting some differences in their missions. The document also examines prophethood, the need for divine revelation through prophets, qualities of prophets, the significance of miracles, and features that distinguish Prophet Muhammad such as the completeness and universality of his teachings.
The document discusses the concept of prophethood in Islam. It defines prophethood (risalat) as Allah's means of communicating guidance to mankind by sending chosen people (prophets and messengers) to convey His message. It explains that while all messengers (rasools) were prophets (anbiya), not all prophets were messengers, with messengers receiving a new divine law. The document notes there were 124,000 prophets total and 313 were messengers, discussing the need for prophethood and characteristics of prophets.
Neighbors in Islam include anyone living near you, whether related or not. The Quran and hadith emphasize treating neighbors with compassion, respecting their rights by refraining from harm and fulfilling their needs. The Prophet taught Muslims to love their neighbors as themselves, maintain good conduct with non-Muslim neighbors through kindness and focusing on shared beliefs, while avoiding compromising Islamic principles.
Prophet Muhammad [S.A.W.]'s Life in MadinahFaiqAli30
1) The Prophet Muhammad established a mosque in Madinah called the Mosque of the Prophet, which served as a place of worship and political/military headquarters.
2) Arrangements were made for Muslims who migrated from Makkah (Muhajirun) and the inhabitants of Madinah (Ansar), and treaties were signed with Jewish tribes.
3) The Jews broke their treaties by trying to wage war against the Prophet and Muslims. Jewish tribes like Banu Nadir and Banu Qurayza were exiled or punished after betraying the Muslims.
The document discusses what Al-Quran is. It states that Al-Quran is the holy book revealed by Allah to the Prophet Muhammad through the angel Jibreel. It was revealed over 23 years in both Makkah and Madinah. The Quran contains 114 chapters of varying lengths, consisting of verses revealed to the Prophet Muhammad. It is the most important text for Muslims and should be treated with utmost respect.
The document provides an introduction to Hadith, including:
1) Definitions of Hadith, both literal and technical, and the subject matter of Hadith, which is to obtain guidance from the Prophet Muhammad.
2) The aims and objectives of studying Hadith are to follow the guidance of the Prophet in order to be successful in this life and the next.
3) Hadith is mentioned in the Quran referring to the guidance given to the Prophet by Allah, establishing the authority of Hadith from the Quran itself.
The document discusses the exemplary character of the Prophet Muhammad. It describes how Muhammad influenced billions of people with his teachings and principles, more than any other historical figure. Muhammad established both the theology and moral principles of Islam through his preaching and example. Non-Muslim scholars are quoted acknowledging Muhammad's influence and importance. The document argues that Muhammad provides a moral example for all of humanity to follow and finding guidance in his teachings can help solve problems facing the world.
The document summarizes key aspects of family life in Islam according to the Quran and teachings of Prophet Muhammad. It discusses the creation of Adam and Eve as the first humans, rights and duties of spouses, divorce and widowhood, polygamy being allowed only under strict conditions, the special status of mothers, importance of caring for children and the elderly, and the role of extended family in Islamic society.
Hazrat Ali ibn Abi Talib was the cousin and son-in-law of the Prophet Muhammad. He was the first male to convert to Islam and devoted his life to serving the Prophet. He participated in many battles, earning a reputation for bravery. The Prophet entrusted Ali with important responsibilities and considered him part of his household. After the Prophet's death, Ali became the fourth caliph but faced several rebellions during his caliphate from 656 to 661 AD.
New Edited and updated slides.
Section by Section pointers.
Flow charts and action pointers added.
Self Evaluation chart added
Virtues and duas and much more!
This slide program explains the significance of Hajj, lessons learned from Hajj, benfits and blessings of Hajj and the signs of accepted (Mabroor) Hajj.
The document summarizes events surrounding the Treaty of Hudaybiyah. It describes how the Prophet Muhammad and 1400 companions traveled to Mecca to perform the Umrah pilgrimage but were blocked by Quraysh leaders. This led to negotiations, where a 10-year peace treaty was agreed that allowed Muslims to enter Mecca for pilgrimage. While some Muslims were initially upset, the treaty proved beneficial as it recognized Muslims politically and stopped war, allowing the religion to spread peacefully.
Aisha bint Abu Bakr was the wife and favorite companion of the Prophet Muhammad. She was the daughter of Abu Bakr, who was the first male convert to Islam and one of Muhammad's closest companions. Some key facts about Aisha include:
1) She married Muhammad at a young age and their marriage was one of great love and companionship.
2) She was falsely accused of adultery in an event known as "The Affair of the Slander," which caused her great distress until her innocence was revealed by God through a Quranic verse.
3) Despite being young, Aisha demonstrated great wisdom and knowledge of Islamic law, narrating over 2,000 had
The document discusses the rights and status of women in Islam, arguing that Islam elevated and liberated women in the 7th century by granting them spiritual, economic, social, educational, legal and political rights. It notes that the Quran establishes equality between men and women and that women have equal rights to inheritance, education and participation in public life and politics. It also discusses how the hijab protects and dignifies women. Overall, it presents Islam as having granted women extensive rights and protections over a thousand years before other societies.
The document discusses key groups from early Islam: the Muhajireen who were early converts to Islam and helped spread the religion while migrating from Mecca to Medina; the Ansar who were people living in Medina who invited Muhammad and the Muhajireen to their city; ten blessed companions who were told they would enter paradise; and scribes who recorded revelations of the Quran on various materials and memorized verses. It provides examples of important individuals from each group.
The obligation of Brotherhood. Human beings should not be individualistic and selfish as capitalism tries to encourage us to. We should be more collective in thought and care more for each other in the way that the Quran and Sunnah has taught us to. We should always want the best of one another.
The document provides information about Muslim prayer (salaah) in Islam. It discusses the importance of salaah as mentioned in the Quran and by the Prophet Muhammad. It then explains the prerequisites of purification (taharah) before prayer through washing (wudu) or bathing (ghusl). The document outlines the procedures for performing wudu, ghusl, and dry ablution (tayammum). It also describes the conduct of salaah, including its obligatory and additional aspects, prayers in special circumstances, and the call to prayer (adhaan).
The document provides an overview of key Islamic concepts including:
- What it means to be a Muslim is to submit one's will to Allah.
- The purpose of life is to worship Allah alone. Worship encompasses all internal and external actions done to please Allah.
- The five pillars of Islam are the foundation of faith and practice for Muslims: the shahadah (declaration of faith), salah (prayer), zakah (charity), sawm (fasting during Ramadan), and hajj (pilgrimage to Mecca).
This document provides an introduction and important notes for a collection of Quranic verses known as Manzil. The introduction explains that Manzil contains 33 verses that can protect against black magic, evil spirits, thieves, and wild animals. It was a common practice for families to have their children memorize these verses at a young age for protection. The notes provide virtues and blessings of the verses from hadith to encourage enthusiasm while reading. It also provides instructions for using the verses as a treatment by writing them, reciting over water, or hanging from the neck.
The document provides an introduction and summary of Surah Maryam (Chapter 19 of the Quran). It discusses the stories of Prophet Zakariya, Maryam, and Isa and their significance in establishing the doctrine of Tawheed (monotheism). It highlights lessons on having faith in Allah, making righteous supplications, showing gratitude, and conveying the message of Islam with wisdom and courtesy. The summary emphasizes adopting the teachings and characteristics of all prophets, especially establishing prayers and paying alms, to attain salvation in the hereafter.
Prophet Musa was born to Israelite parents living under the tyrannical rule of the Egyptian Pharaoh. To eliminate the Israelite threat, the Pharaoh ordered all newborn Israelite boys to be killed. Musa's mother placed him in a wooden chest and set him adrift in the Nile River to save him. The chest floated down the river and was discovered by the Pharaoh's wife, who took pity on the child and adopted him as her own. Unbeknownst to the Pharaoh, Musa was secretly reunited with his mother, who was able to nurse her son each day. Through this plan orchestrated by Allah, Musa was spared death and able to
The document discusses various aspects of faith in God's prophets in Islam. It states that all prophets brought the same fundamental religion of Islam and denying any prophet makes one a disbeliever. It highlights the equality between Prophet Muhammad and previous prophets while noting some differences in their missions. The document also examines prophethood, the need for divine revelation through prophets, qualities of prophets, the significance of miracles, and features that distinguish Prophet Muhammad such as the completeness and universality of his teachings.
The document discusses the concept of prophethood in Islam. It defines prophethood (risalat) as Allah's means of communicating guidance to mankind by sending chosen people (prophets and messengers) to convey His message. It explains that while all messengers (rasools) were prophets (anbiya), not all prophets were messengers, with messengers receiving a new divine law. The document notes there were 124,000 prophets total and 313 were messengers, discussing the need for prophethood and characteristics of prophets.
Neighbors in Islam include anyone living near you, whether related or not. The Quran and hadith emphasize treating neighbors with compassion, respecting their rights by refraining from harm and fulfilling their needs. The Prophet taught Muslims to love their neighbors as themselves, maintain good conduct with non-Muslim neighbors through kindness and focusing on shared beliefs, while avoiding compromising Islamic principles.
Prophet Muhammad [S.A.W.]'s Life in MadinahFaiqAli30
1) The Prophet Muhammad established a mosque in Madinah called the Mosque of the Prophet, which served as a place of worship and political/military headquarters.
2) Arrangements were made for Muslims who migrated from Makkah (Muhajirun) and the inhabitants of Madinah (Ansar), and treaties were signed with Jewish tribes.
3) The Jews broke their treaties by trying to wage war against the Prophet and Muslims. Jewish tribes like Banu Nadir and Banu Qurayza were exiled or punished after betraying the Muslims.
The document discusses what Al-Quran is. It states that Al-Quran is the holy book revealed by Allah to the Prophet Muhammad through the angel Jibreel. It was revealed over 23 years in both Makkah and Madinah. The Quran contains 114 chapters of varying lengths, consisting of verses revealed to the Prophet Muhammad. It is the most important text for Muslims and should be treated with utmost respect.
The document provides an introduction to Hadith, including:
1) Definitions of Hadith, both literal and technical, and the subject matter of Hadith, which is to obtain guidance from the Prophet Muhammad.
2) The aims and objectives of studying Hadith are to follow the guidance of the Prophet in order to be successful in this life and the next.
3) Hadith is mentioned in the Quran referring to the guidance given to the Prophet by Allah, establishing the authority of Hadith from the Quran itself.
The document discusses the exemplary character of the Prophet Muhammad. It describes how Muhammad influenced billions of people with his teachings and principles, more than any other historical figure. Muhammad established both the theology and moral principles of Islam through his preaching and example. Non-Muslim scholars are quoted acknowledging Muhammad's influence and importance. The document argues that Muhammad provides a moral example for all of humanity to follow and finding guidance in his teachings can help solve problems facing the world.
The document summarizes key aspects of family life in Islam according to the Quran and teachings of Prophet Muhammad. It discusses the creation of Adam and Eve as the first humans, rights and duties of spouses, divorce and widowhood, polygamy being allowed only under strict conditions, the special status of mothers, importance of caring for children and the elderly, and the role of extended family in Islamic society.
Hazrat Ali ibn Abi Talib was the cousin and son-in-law of the Prophet Muhammad. He was the first male to convert to Islam and devoted his life to serving the Prophet. He participated in many battles, earning a reputation for bravery. The Prophet entrusted Ali with important responsibilities and considered him part of his household. After the Prophet's death, Ali became the fourth caliph but faced several rebellions during his caliphate from 656 to 661 AD.
New Edited and updated slides.
Section by Section pointers.
Flow charts and action pointers added.
Self Evaluation chart added
Virtues and duas and much more!
This slide program explains the significance of Hajj, lessons learned from Hajj, benfits and blessings of Hajj and the signs of accepted (Mabroor) Hajj.
The document summarizes events surrounding the Treaty of Hudaybiyah. It describes how the Prophet Muhammad and 1400 companions traveled to Mecca to perform the Umrah pilgrimage but were blocked by Quraysh leaders. This led to negotiations, where a 10-year peace treaty was agreed that allowed Muslims to enter Mecca for pilgrimage. While some Muslims were initially upset, the treaty proved beneficial as it recognized Muslims politically and stopped war, allowing the religion to spread peacefully.
Aisha bint Abu Bakr was the wife and favorite companion of the Prophet Muhammad. She was the daughter of Abu Bakr, who was the first male convert to Islam and one of Muhammad's closest companions. Some key facts about Aisha include:
1) She married Muhammad at a young age and their marriage was one of great love and companionship.
2) She was falsely accused of adultery in an event known as "The Affair of the Slander," which caused her great distress until her innocence was revealed by God through a Quranic verse.
3) Despite being young, Aisha demonstrated great wisdom and knowledge of Islamic law, narrating over 2,000 had
The document discusses the rights and status of women in Islam, arguing that Islam elevated and liberated women in the 7th century by granting them spiritual, economic, social, educational, legal and political rights. It notes that the Quran establishes equality between men and women and that women have equal rights to inheritance, education and participation in public life and politics. It also discusses how the hijab protects and dignifies women. Overall, it presents Islam as having granted women extensive rights and protections over a thousand years before other societies.
The document discusses key groups from early Islam: the Muhajireen who were early converts to Islam and helped spread the religion while migrating from Mecca to Medina; the Ansar who were people living in Medina who invited Muhammad and the Muhajireen to their city; ten blessed companions who were told they would enter paradise; and scribes who recorded revelations of the Quran on various materials and memorized verses. It provides examples of important individuals from each group.
The obligation of Brotherhood. Human beings should not be individualistic and selfish as capitalism tries to encourage us to. We should be more collective in thought and care more for each other in the way that the Quran and Sunnah has taught us to. We should always want the best of one another.
The document provides information about Muslim prayer (salaah) in Islam. It discusses the importance of salaah as mentioned in the Quran and by the Prophet Muhammad. It then explains the prerequisites of purification (taharah) before prayer through washing (wudu) or bathing (ghusl). The document outlines the procedures for performing wudu, ghusl, and dry ablution (tayammum). It also describes the conduct of salaah, including its obligatory and additional aspects, prayers in special circumstances, and the call to prayer (adhaan).
The document provides an overview of key Islamic concepts including:
- What it means to be a Muslim is to submit one's will to Allah.
- The purpose of life is to worship Allah alone. Worship encompasses all internal and external actions done to please Allah.
- The five pillars of Islam are the foundation of faith and practice for Muslims: the shahadah (declaration of faith), salah (prayer), zakah (charity), sawm (fasting during Ramadan), and hajj (pilgrimage to Mecca).
This document provides an introduction and important notes for a collection of Quranic verses known as Manzil. The introduction explains that Manzil contains 33 verses that can protect against black magic, evil spirits, thieves, and wild animals. It was a common practice for families to have their children memorize these verses at a young age for protection. The notes provide virtues and blessings of the verses from hadith to encourage enthusiasm while reading. It also provides instructions for using the verses as a treatment by writing them, reciting over water, or hanging from the neck.
The document provides an introduction and summary of Surah Maryam (Chapter 19 of the Quran). It discusses the stories of Prophet Zakariya, Maryam, and Isa and their significance in establishing the doctrine of Tawheed (monotheism). It highlights lessons on having faith in Allah, making righteous supplications, showing gratitude, and conveying the message of Islam with wisdom and courtesy. The summary emphasizes adopting the teachings and characteristics of all prophets, especially establishing prayers and paying alms, to attain salvation in the hereafter.
Based on tafseer by Dr. Israr Ahmed and Sheikh Noman Ali Khan.
This presentation was used on one of the Quran Circles organized by Islamic Circle of Australia and New Zealand.
Feel free to reuse and distribute.
Raising Children | Family upbringing in IslamFawad Kiyani
This document discusses guidelines in Islam for raising children and family upbringing. It references several Quranic verses from Surah Tahrim, Surah Munafiqoon, and Surah Taghabun that provide guidance on this topic. The verses emphasize treating children fairly and with compassion, and seeking God's protection from the fires of Hell for oneself and one's family.
The Messenger of Allaah (SAW) said. “All of this world is a utility and
the best utility is a righteous wife.”
The Messenger of Allaah (SAW) said, “Four things are from properity:
a righteous woman, a spacious dwelling, a righteous neighbour, and
an agreeable riding beast; and four things are from adversity: an evil
neighbour, an evil woman, a bad riding beast and a cramped
dwelling.”
The Messenger of Allaah (SAW) said, “...Let one of you possess a heart
which is thankful, a tongue which makes mention of Allaah, and a
believing wife who helps one of you upon the affairs of the
Hereafter.”
This document is the introduction to a work summarizing the key issues of Islamic faith according to the Salafi creed. The authors, who are students of knowledge, saw a need to clearly define the parameters of issues of faith due to differing statements being made. They presented the work to prominent scholars who approved of it. The authors then sought approval from the Grand Mufti of Saudi Arabia but did not receive a response. They decided to publish the concise work to spread correct understanding of the Salafi creed according to the methodology of the Salaf.
Types of friends mentioned in the Holy QuranWajeeha Ahmed
there's a famous quote that" The person is recognized by the company he keeps".....in order to keep this saying an effort is made to help people in choosing their friends wisely. It is a description of 10 different types of friends and their characteristics mentioned in the Quran. Choice is yours, how you want to be defined it depends on your company.
The document discusses mentoring and the responsibilities of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). It notes he was tasked with reciting the Quran, purifying people, and teaching the Book and wisdom. It provides definitions of mentoring as a relationship where an experienced person helps a less experienced person develop. It also discusses Abu Bakr's character, the purpose of life being worship of God alone according to the Quran, and aspects of the Prophet's youth that showed he was well-prepared to receive revelation.
This document discusses several topics related to women in Islam:
1. It explains that describing women as a "fitna" or trial refers to testing men's obedience to God, not an insult.
2. It refutes claims that Islam views women as devils, noting hadith describe both genders as capable of evil.
3. It provides examples from the Quran and hadith showing women's voices are not considered private in Islam.
4. It explains the hadith about Eve being created from Adam's rib refers to their close relationship, not implying women are inferior.
5. It emphasizes Islam teaches women should be treated with kindness.
The document summarizes the life of Prophet Isa (Jesus) in Islam through discussing the lives of his mother Maryam and grandfather Imran. It describes how Maryam was dedicated to serve at the holy site of Beit AlMaqdis and was raised under the care of the prophet Zakariya. It highlights Maryam's pure conception of Isa, who played an important role in Islam as the last prophet before Muhammad. The story of Isa and his family shows how they were blessed and protected by Allah.
البوح والمكاشفة في السيرة الذاتية للمرأة العربيةأمل التَّميمي
The document discusses revelation and disclosure in Arab women's autobiographies, using the narratives of the Prophet Muhammad's wives as a model. It notes that the wives' narratives from the 7th century AD contain intimate details about relationships, jealousy, and private matters. The paper aims to show that a culture of disclosure existed in early Arabic women's autobiographical stories, as seen in stories narrated by Muhammad's wives. It analyzes topics, motives, and receptions of these intimate narratives, concluding that they have literary value alongside religious and social significance.
The document provides details about the life of Prophet Isa (Jesus) in Islam based on accounts from the Quran. It discusses his conception and birth to Maryam, highlighting Maryam's piety and dedication of Isa to worshipping Allah. It describes how Zakariya became Maryam's caretaker through divine selection, and honors conferred upon Maryam and Isa by Allah.
The document discusses the virtues of reciting the Glorious Quran. It describes an incident where Imam Nasiruddin Basti fell into a coma and was buried alive, but regained consciousness in his grave. Recalling a hadith about reciting Surah Yasin 40 times in distress, he did so and was saved from his grave by a shroud thief digging it open on the 40th recitation. This shows the great blessings of reciting the Quran. The document encourages reciting the Quran and notes it is the perfect word of Allah revealed to the Prophet Muhammad through Jibreel for guidance of all.
what the holy Quran says about Muslim women,how prophet Mohammed(saw) treated Muslim women ,what are the traditions which emphasizes the high status of Muslim women in Islam.
The document compares and contrasts how women are portrayed and treated in Islam, Judaism, and Christianity based on their holy texts. It finds that in the Quran, women are presented equally to men and are not blamed for original sin like in the Bible. The Quran also grants women many rights like education, inheritance, testifying in court, and keeping their own money after marriage. While some Muslim societies today do not always follow the Quran's noble teachings about women, Islam aims to perfect previous messages and establish equality.
The life of_isa_jesus_pbuh_in_light_of_islamNoor Al Islam
The Life of Isa (Jesus) -peace be upon him- in Light of Islam: His personality has impacted the three major religions of this world, namely Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Given the importance of his time on earth, it is critical for mankind to fully understand his pivotal role in shaping history as well as the final days.
Islam - the life of Isa (Jesus) pbuh in light of IslamArab Muslim
Jesus and Islam,
We believe in Jesus as Allah's messenger, not his son as Christians say.
Allah "God" would never need a wife or a son. If this is true, why keeping one son only all this time or only one wife?
The truth is God "Allah" has not and will not have a son or a wife and Jesus is no more a messenger and worshipper to him.
The fact is Jesus followers, after he was taken up to heaven by his God "Allah", have changed the bible and kept on being changed until now. If you check the old and new testinomines, you will see the difference.
In Isalm the Quran remains the same since the time of Prophet Mohammed till now. Not a single letter have changed!
The document provides an overview of some key beliefs and practices in Islam:
1) Muslims believe in six core beliefs - Allah, angels, holy books, prophets, resurrection, and divine destiny. They also follow five pillars - profession of faith, prayer, fasting, charity, and pilgrimage.
2) The six beliefs and five pillars form the foundation of Islam. Some key practices include praying five times a day, fasting during Ramadan, giving annual charity, and completing the hajj pilgrimage once in a lifetime if possible.
3) The document seeks to clarify misconceptions about concepts like jihad, polygamy, and hijab and explains their meaning and role
Islamic Book in English: Questions and answers about islamic veilIslamic Library
Observing veil is necessary in Islam. The Quran instructs Muslim women to cover themselves except for their face and hands. The Prophet Muhammad said that a woman is an 'awrat, meaning something private that should be concealed. He warned that if a woman goes out without concealing herself properly, the devil will stare at her. Scholars agree that the veil is obligatory for women according to the Quran and Hadith.
This document discusses the importance of Muslim women wearing the hijaab (veil). It begins by establishing that Islam gives equal rights and responsibilities to men and women. It then provides verses from the Quran and hadith that mandate Muslim women to dress modestly and cover themselves in front of non-mahram men once they reach puberty. The document refutes common excuses for not wearing hijaab and emphasizes that Muslim women should follow the example of early female companions by obeying Allah's commands without question. It warns that not wearing hijaab properly could lead to punishment in Hell and encourages Muslim women to be proud of their hijaab.
Similar to Fatima (R.A) as the perfect role model of women. (20)
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Santan Vastu Provides Vedic astrology courses & Vastu remedies, If you are searching Vastu for home, Vastu for kitchen, Vastu for house, Vastu for Office & Factory. Best Vastu in Bahadurgarh. Best Vastu in Delhi NCR
Heartfulness Magazine - June 2024 (Volume 9, Issue 6)heartfulness
Dear readers,
This month we continue with more inspiring talks from the Global Spirituality Mahotsav that was held from March 14 to 17, 2024, at Kanha Shanti Vanam.
We hear from Daaji on lifestyle and yoga in honor of International Day of Yoga, June 21, 2024. We also hear from Professor Bhavani Rao, Dean at Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham University, on spirituality in action, the Venerable BhikkuSanghasena on how to be an ambassador for compassion, Dr. Tony Nader on the Maharishi Effect, Swami Mukundananda on the crossroads of modernization, Tejinder Kaur Basra on the purpose of work, the Venerable GesheDorjiDamdul on the psychology of peace, the Rt. Hon. Patricia Scotland, KC, Secretary-General of the Commonwealth, on how we are all related, and world-renowned violinist KumareshRajagopalan on the uplifting mysteries of music.
Dr. Prasad Veluthanar shares an Ayurvedic perspective on treating autism, Dr. IchakAdizes helps us navigate disagreements at work, Sravan Banda celebrates World Environment Day by sharing some tips on land restoration, and Sara Bubber tells our children another inspiring story and challenges them with some fun facts and riddles.
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The editors
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1. FÁÔima: The Perfect Role Model
1
FÁÔimapeace be upon her
The Perfect Role Model
Translated with Additions by Saleem Bhimji
For Al-Fath Al-Mubin Publications – www.al-mubin.org
Amongst the fourteen infallibles, it was necessary for one of them to be a
woman as if all of them were men, then all of the advice,
recommendations and teachings which we see directed towards the
women of the community – things such as how to take care of ones’
spouse, how to maintain the home, how to take care of the children, the
style and function of the hijab, how to modestly maneuver within
society, patience and submission to God in the face of challenges and the
hundreds of other teachings would have been mere words which were
2. FÁÔima: The Perfect Role Model
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spoken and simple theological discussion to be
studied. It is possible that women of all ages
would have said to themselves: “If there was at
least one infallible woman from amongst all of
these people that God sent for guidance, a
woman who knew what we as women go through,
how we feel and how our emotions are
formulated, then all of these pieces of advice we
have been given and responsibilities which have
been put on our shoulders would not have been
there – as these men just don’t understand us!”
Therefore, the presence of FÁÔima ZahrÁÞ,
peace be upon her, as one of the fourteen
infallibles, and her being a role-model for women cemented the guidance
and teachings which Islam brought and showed us that they are possible
to implement in our daily lives.
It is not only FÁÔima ZahrÁÞ, peace be upon her, who showed this
reality to the women, but also people like her beloved daughter, Zaynab,
peace be upon her, who also becomes the ideal role model and is a grand
historical figure for women to follow.
Rather, even those who were not from their family – women like
Fiddah (the freed-slave of FÁÔima ZahrÁÞ, peace be upon her) and the
daughter of Fiddah, were able to reach such a stage that they become role
models and are known as the “walking Qur’an”!
When we say that FÁÔima ZahrÁÞ, peace be upon her, is a role model
– we do not mean that this is only limited to a few areas of her life –
however as this discussion is endless and we can never stop discussing the
greatness of his personality, below, we present just some of the examples
3. FÁÔima: The Perfect Role Model
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of how Sayyida FÁÔima ZahrÁÞ, peace be upon
her, is the greatest role model.
1. In the Qur’an, we read the commandment on
being good to one’s parents. FÁÔima ZahrÁÞ, peace be
upon her, was so loyal and devoted to her father,
the Messenger of God, peace be upon him and
his family, that he said the following about her:
“[You are] the mother of your father.” (أﺑﻴﻬﺎ .)أم
One meaning of this is that the love which she
had for her father was much greater than just the
average love which a daughter would have for a
father.
ْ
ﻨِﻋ ﻦ
َ
ﻐ
ُ
ﻠْﺒ
َ
ﻓ ﺎﻣِإ ﺎ
ً
ﺎﻧَﺴ
ْ
ﺣِإ ِﻦْﻳَ
ِ اَﻮ
ْ
ﺎﻟِﺑَو ُﺎهﻳِإ ﻻِإ واُﺪُﺒ
ْ
ﻌ
َ
ﻳ ﻻ
َ
أ
َ
ﻚُّﺑَر
َ َ
ﻗَوَ َﺮﺒِﻜ
ْ
اﻟ َك
َ
ﺪ
ﺎًﻳﻤِﺮ
َ
ﻛ
ً
ﻻْﻮ
َ
ﻗ ﺎَﻤُﻬ
َ
ﻟ
ْ
ﻞ
ُ
ﻗَو ﺎَﻤ
ُ
ﻫْﺮَﻬ
ْ
ﻨ
َ
ﻳ
َ
ﻻَو ف
ُ
أ ﺎَﻤُﻬ
َ
ﻟ
ْ
ﻞ
ُ
ﻘ
َ
ﻳ
َ
ﻼ
َ
ﻓ ﺎَﻤ
ُ
ﻫ
َ
ِﺎﻠﻛ ْو
َ
أ ﺎَﻤ
ُ
ﻫُﺪَﺣ
َ
أ
“Your Lord has decreed that you shall not worship anyone except Him, and
[He has enjoined] kindness to parents. Should they reach old age at your side
—one of them or both— do not say to them, ‘Fie!’ And do not chide them, but
speak to them noble words.”1
2. In the Qur’an, we read the commandment on being generous and
munificent. On the night of her wedding, when FÁÔima ZahrÁÞ, peace be
upon her, was making her way to her husband’s home, was wearing a new
wedding dress. Historical accounts narrate that a poor woman
approached her (or came to the door of the house she was in and asked
for clothing to cover herself with). Rather than giving her the old dress
which she had, she actually gave away her brand new wedding dress and
wore her old clothes on her wedding night!
1
Suratul Isra (17), Verse 23
4. FÁÔima: The Perfect Role Model
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ْ
ﻨ
ُ
ﻳ ﺎَﻣَو
َ
ﻮنُّﺒِ
ُ
ﺤﺗ ﺎﻤِﻣ ﻮا
ُ
ﻘِﻔ
ْ
ﻨ
ُ
ﻳ kَﺣ ِﺮﺒ
ْ
اﻟ ﻮا
ُ
ﺎﻟ
َ
ﻨ
َ
ﻳ ْﻦ
َ
ﻟْﻦِﻣ ﻮا
ُ
ﻘِﻔ
َاﷲ نِﺈ
َ
ﻓ ٍءْ َ
nٌﻴﻢِﻠَﻋ ِﻪِﺑ
“You will never attain piety until you spend out of
what you hold dear, and whatever you may spend of
anything, God indeed knows it.”2
3. In the Qur’an, we read passages in regards to
migration in the way of Allah, and as we know,
FÁÔima ZahrÁÞ, peace be upon her, made the
migration from Mecca to Medina along with the
early group of Muslims.
ُﺮَﺎﺟ
َ
ﻫَو ﻮاُﻨَآﻣ َﻳﻦِ اَوِﷲا ِﻴﻞِﺒَﺳ ِﻲﻓ واُﺪ
َ
ﺎﻫَﺟَو واَﻳﻦِ اَو
ُ َﺮﺼ
َ
ﻧَو واَآوٌﻳﻢِﺮ
َ
ﻛ
ٌ
قْزِرَو
ٌ
ةَﺮِﻔ
ْ
ﻐَﻣ ْﻢُﻬ
َ
ﻟ ﺎﻘَﺣ
َ
ﻮنُﻨِﻣ
ْ
ﺆُﻤ
ْ
اﻟ ْﻢ
ُ
ﻫ
َ
ﻚِ
َ
ﺤْو
ُ
أ وا
“Those who have believed, migrated, and struggled in the way of God, and
those who gave them shelter and help, it is they who are truly the faithful. For
them is forgiveness and a noble provision.”3
4. In the Qur’an we read numerous verses about patience, sincerity,
complete submission to God, consciousness of God and modesty and
indeed, FÁÔima ZahrÁÞ, peace be upon her, has reached to the pinnacles of
perfection in all of these areas.
ِﺎتَﺘِﻧﺎ
َ
ﻘ
ْ
اﻟَو َﻦﻴِﺘِﻧﺎ
َ
ﻘ
ْ
اﻟَو ِﺎت
َ
ﻨِﻣ
ْ
ﺆُﻤ
ْ
اﻟَو َﻦﻴِﻨِﻣ
ْ
ﺆُﻤ
ْ
اﻟَو ِﺎتَﻤِﻠْﺴُﻤ
ْ
اﻟَو َﻦﻴِﻤِﻠْﺴُﻤ
ْ
اﻟ نِإ
ﺎاﻟﺼَو َﻦﻴِﻗِدﺎاﻟﺼَوِﺎتَﻌِﺎﺷَْ
اﺨﻟَو َﻦﻴِﻌِﺎﺷَْ
اﺨﻟَو ِاتَﺮِﺎﺑاﻟﺼَو َﻳﻦِﺮِﺎﺑاﻟﺼَو ِﺎت
َ
ﻗِد
ْﻢُﻬَوﺟُﺮ
ُ
ﻓ َﻦﻴِﻈِﻓﺎَْ
اﺤﻟَو ِﺎتَﻤِﺋﺎاﻟﺼَو َﻦﻴِﻤِﺋﺎاﻟﺼَو ِﺎت
َ
ﻗ
ِّ
ﺪ َﺼَﺘُﻤ
ْ
اﻟَو َﻦﻴِﻗ
ِّ
ﺪ َﺼَﺘُﻤ
ْ
اﻟَو
2
Surat Ale Imran (3), verse 92
3
Suratul Infal (8), verse 74
5. FÁÔima: The Perfect Role Model
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َْ
اﺤﻟَوَاﷲ َﻳﻦِﺮِﻛا اَو ِﺎت
َ
ﻈِﻓﺎًﺮﻴِﺜ
َ
ﻛُاﷲ ﺪَﻋ
َ
أ ِاتَﺮِﻛا اَو ا
ُﻬ
َ
ﻟﺎًﻴﻤِﻈَﻋ اًﺮ
ْ
ﺟ
َ
أَو
ً
ةَﺮِﻔ
ْ
ﻐَﻣ ْﻢ
“Indeed the muslim men and the muslim women, the
faithful men and the faithful women, the obedient
men and the obedient women, the truthful men and
the truthful women, the patient men and the patient
women, the humble men and the humble women, the
charitable men and the charitable women, the men
who fast and the women who fast, the men who
guard their private parts and the women who guard,
the men who remember God greatly and the women
who remember [God greatly] —God holds in store for
them forgiveness and a great reward.”4
5. In the Qur’an, we are advised to gain knowledge and to acquire the
tools necessary to be granted wisdom (hikmah) and indeed in this regards
FÁÔima ZahrÁÞ, peace be upon her, shone bright as she has a book known
as the muÒÎaf of FÁÔima which the infallible Imams would sometimes
refer to when they wanted to acquire information on events which would
take place in the future.
َﻖ
َ
ﻠ
َ
ﺧ يِ ا
َ
ﻚِّﺑَر ِﻢْﺎﺳِﺑ
ْ
أَﺮ
ْ
اﻗٍﻖ
َ
ﻠَﻋ ْﻦِﻣ
َ
ﺎنَﻧﺴِاﻹ َﻖ
َ
ﻠ
َ
ﺧ
َ
ﻚُّﺑَرَو
ْ
أَﺮ
ْ
اﻗ
ُمَﺮ
ْ
ﻛ
َ
اﻷِﻢ
َ
ﻠ
َ
ﻘ
ْ
ﺎﻟِﺑ َﻢﻠَﻋ يِ اْﻢ
َ
ﻠ
ْ
ﻌ
َ
ﻓ ْﻢ
َ
ﻟ ﺎَﻣ
َ
ﺎنَﻧﺴِاﻹ َﻢﻠَﻋ
“Read in the Name of your Lord who created; created man from a clinging
mass. Read, and your Lord is the most generous, who taught by the pen,
taught man what he did not know.”5
4
Suratul Ahzab (33), verse 35
5
Suratul Alaq (96), verses 1 - 5
6. FÁÔima: The Perfect Role Model
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6. In the Qur’an we are spoken to in regards to
working, striving and struggling and when we
glance at the life of FÁÔima ZahrÁÞ, we see that
on many occasions her hands were calloused
and bleeding from the amount of work which
she used to perform.
َﻰﻌَﺳ ﺎَﻣ ﻻِإ ِﺎنَﻧﺴِﻺِﻟ َﺲ
ْ
ﻴ
َ
ﻟ
ْ
ن
َ
أَوُﻪَﻴ
ْ
ﻌَﺳ ن
َ
أَو
ىَﺮُﻳ
َ
فْﻮَﺳ
“And that nothing belongs to a person except what
he strives for, and that he will soon be shown his
endeavour.”6
7. In the Qur’an, there are verses in regards to
showing justice in all aspects of life and when we study how FÁÔima
ZahrÁÞ dealt with her house maid, Fiddah, and how she divided the daily
tasks of the house, we see how she enacted justice in her life.
َاﷲ نِإِءﺎ
َ
ﺸ
ْ
ﺤ
َ
ﻔ
ْ
اﻟ ِﻦَﻋ
َ
ﻰﻬ
ْ
ﻨَﻳَو
َ
Ȍْﺮ
ُ
ﻘ
ْ
اﻟ يِذ ِءﺎَﻳﺘِ
َو ِﺎنَﺴ
ْ
ﺣِاﻹَو ِل
ْ
ﺪَﻌ
ْ
ﺎﻟِﺑ ُﺮُﻣ
ْ
ﺄَﻳ
ِﺮ
َ
ﻨﻜُﻤ
ْ
اﻟَو
َ
ونُﺮﻛ
َ
ﺬ
َ
ﺗ ْﻢ
ُ
ﻜﻠَﻌ
َ
ﻟ ْﻢ
ُ
ﻜ ُﻈِﻌَﻳ ِ
ْ
ﻲﻐَ ْ
اﻛَو
“Indeed God enjoins justice and kindness and generosity towards relatives,
and He forbids indecency, wrong, and aggression. He advises you, so that you
may take admonition.”7
6
Suratul Najm (54), verse 39 - 40
7
Suratul Nahl (16), verse 90
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8. In the Qur’an, we see verses in regards to the
authority and governance of God and those
whom He has put into positions of power and
leadership and that it is only they who have a
right to govern society, and FÁÔima ZahrÁÞ, peace
be upon her, whether it be in her famous Fadak
sermon which she delivered in the Masjid of the
Prophet, or in the other ways in which she fought
for her own rights and that of her husband, we
see that in all of these instances, she stood up to
the government of the time and openly and flatly
rejected their right to rule and supported her
husband, the Commander of the Faithful Ali
ibne Abi Talib, which ultimately resulted in her own martyrdom for the
cause.
ُاﷲ ْﻢ
ُ
ﻜُّ ِ َو ﺎَﻤﻏِإَﻳﻦِ اَو ُ ُ
ﻮُﺳَرَو
َ
ة
َ
ﺎﻛاﻟﺰ
َ
ﻮن
ُ
ﺗ
ْ
ﺆُﻳَو
َ
ة
َ
ﻼاﻟﺼ
َ
ﻮنُﻴﻤِﻘُﻳ َﻳﻦِ ا ﻮاُﻨَآﻣ
َ
ﻮنُﻌِﻛاَر ْﻢ
ُ
ﻫَو
“Your guardian is only God, His Apostle, and the faithful who maintain the
prayer and give the zakat while bowing down.”8
9. In the Qur’an, we are addressed in regards to having faith in the next
world and that we should yearn for the next life, and indeed FÁÔima
ZahrÁÞ, peace be upon her, heard from her father that she would be the
first person from his nation to leave this world and join him in the next
life.
َ
ﻰﻘْﻧ
َ
أَو ٌ ْﺮﻴ
َ
ﺧ ُةَﺮِاﻵﺧَو
“While the Hereafter is better and more lasting.”9
8
Suratul Maidah (5), verse 55
8. FÁÔima: The Perfect Role Model
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By studying and understanding these few
examples from the life of this illustrious woman,
we can fully appreciate that FÁÔima ZahrÁÞ, peace
be upon her, is the practical and real-world
example of the verses of the Noble Qur’an.
Despite the fact that amongst almost all
civilizations of yesteryear and today and within
the poems, stories and examples which are often
recounted, women have almost always bore the
brunt end of the stick and have constantly been
humiliated and denigrated and have always been
considered as a “thing” which must be associated to someone else (in
order to gain some identity) and that women have always been lookd
upon as being the “weaker gender”, the Qur’an has shown us that not
only for all women, but rather for all men as well, that one of the best
examples is that of a woman - the wife of the Pharaoh!.
Āsiya, the wife of the Pharaoh, lived in the grandest of palaces -
however she did not let the glitter and allure of the palace of her
husband, the Pharaoh, delude her.
She saw the enormous amounts of wealth of the Pharaoh, however
she detached herself from it.
She had all types of means and necessities at her disposal to make her
life easier and in addition to this, she had gardens, streams, temporal
power, authority, governance and everything else – the same things which
made her husband intoxicated such that he went to the extent of
claiming that he was the sovereign owner and supreme god such as his
9
Suratul A’la (87), verse 17
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statement which is recorded in the Qur’an in which he said: And
Pharaoh proclaimed amongst his people. He said, ‘O my people! Does not the
kingdom of Egypt belong to me and these rivers that run at my feet? Do you not
perceive? 10
Despite the fact that all of this was at her reach, the wife of the
Pharaoh still addressed God and said: ‘My Lord! Build me a home near
You in paradise, and deliver me from Pharaoh and his conduct, and deliver me
from the wrongdoing lot.’ 11
In this verse of the Qur’an, that which is even more important to
her than paradise is the house in paradise near her Lord, and that is why she
uses the word “”ﻋﻨﺪک – ‘near You [God]’.
From this we see that a woman is such that she can reach to the level
in which she is able to throw aside all of the material pleasures which are
in front of her eyes and affix her heart to that which is with God and
God alone and become the perfect role-model for men and women of all
eternity.
10
Al-Qur’an, 43:51:
ِهِﺬَﻫَو َ ْﴫِﻣ ُْﻚﻠُﻣ ِﱄ َﺲْﻴَﻟَأ ِمْﻮَﻗﺎَﻳ ََﺎلﻗ ِﻪِﻣْﻮَﻗ ِﰲ ُنْﻮَﻋْﺮِﻓ ىَدَﺎﻧَوَنوُ ِﴫْﺒُﺗ َﻼَﻓَأ ﻲِﺘْﺤَﺗ ْﻦِﻣ ِيﺮْﺠَﺗ ُرﺎَﻬْﻧَﻷا
11
Al-Qur’an, 66:11:
...َنيِﻤِﻟﱠﺎﻈاﻟ ِمْﻮَﻘْﻟا ْﻦِﻣ ﻲِﻨﱢﺠَﻧَو ِﻪِﻠَﻤَﻋَو َنْﻮَﻋْﺮِﻓ ْﻦِﻣ ﻲِﻨﱢﺠَﻧَو ِﺔﱠﻨَﺠْﻟا ِﰲ ﺎًﺘْﻴَﺑ َكَﺪْﻨِﻋ ِﱄ ِﻦْﺑا ﱢبَر