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The document discusses being grateful versus being ungrateful to Allah. It notes that Allah will be appreciative and knowing regarding one's punishment depending on their level of gratitude or lack thereof. It also states that Allah guides all people to the right path regardless of whether they are grateful or ungrateful. The document emphasizes acknowledging, being thankful for, and obeying Allah, while avoiding complaining and being aware of deceit from Shaytan.
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- Guidelines are given for sighting the new moon to determine the start of Ramadan, making intentions to fast, pre-dawn and breaking fast meals, and what is allowed and forbidden during fasting.
- Exceptions to fasting are provided for those who are sick, elderly, traveling, pregnant, or breastfeeding, with requirements to make up missed fasts later or pay a compensation.
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The document outlines several principles of Tajweed, the science of reciting the Quran properly. It defines Tajweed as articulating each letter correctly from its point of articulation and preserving its characteristics. Some key principles are that Tajweed governs the recitation of the Quran and hadiths, ensures correct pronunciation, and is highly respected as it relates to Allah's words. It also establishes that the Prophet Muhammad was instructed in Tajweed by Gabriel and taught his companions.
The melting ice
Time is our greatest capital according to the document. It is one of the few things that is equal for all humanity. Each passing minute brings us closer to death. Therefore, we must manage our time well through proper planning, staying focused, avoiding distractions, and investing our free time in productive pursuits. Making the most of our time will determine whether we are among the winners or losers.
اخلاص لله - Sincerity for Allah
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Time management
The document discusses the importance of worshipping Allah from a young age. It notes that the average lifespan is 60-70 years, and health problems are common in old age. It encourages taking advantage of youth before old age by building good habits like praying five times daily and attending religious gatherings. Establishing worship early makes it easier to continue in old age and ensures rewards in the afterlife. The conclusion emphasizes not waiting until old age to worship Allah, but rather starting when young.
Importance of giving dawah
This document compares cooking for the first time with and without guidelines to giving da'awah (Islamic proselytizing) with and without following the example of the Prophet. It provides verses from the Quran emphasizing the importance of inviting people to good and forbidding wrong. The document states that following the way of the Prophet makes Muslims the best nation. It includes hadith about the reward of giving da'awah and the Prophet's advice to Ali about how guiding one person to Allah is better than possessing cattle. The document concludes by suggesting next steps in giving effective da'awah.
Patience - Sabr
Patience is important for believers as Allah promises those with patience a great reward. The document shares stories of people who remained patient through hardship, like a woman who remained thankful after experiencing a stillbirth. It emphasizes seeking help from Allah during difficulties through acts like prayer and remembering Him. Believers should accept whatever decree Allah ordains and find contentment in it. Being steadfast when tested in various ways is important, as the rewards of patience include protection from Hellfire and entry into Paradise. The goal for believers should be to practice patience at all times and in all circumstances.
Kinship
This document discusses the importance of maintaining kinship ties (silat al-rahim). It notes that kinship includes blood relatives on both the father's and mother's side. Upholding kinship ties is obligatory to the extent one is able. Severing kinship ties is a major sin. The document advises ending disputes and reconnecting with relatives, which can earn religious rewards. Maintaining kinship ties and obeying parents is posited as key to living longer and being wealthier.
Quran
The document discusses the benefits of reading and reciting the Quran. It provides several hadith that describe benefits such as being given kingship in the afterlife, admission into paradise, having one's prayers answered, and interceding for family members. The Quran is described as bringing healing, mercy, and elevation in status for the believers. It advises developing an attachment to the Quran by reciting, reflecting on, and memorizing it regularly. The conclusion states that having a connection to the Quran will lead to honor, protection, well-being, companionship, and success in this life and the next.
Gratitude - Shukr
This document discusses the importance of gratitude in Islam. It provides examples from the Quran of how the Bani Israel were ungrateful despite being saved and provided for by Allah. It encourages readers to count their blessings and be grateful to both Allah and other people. Being grateful will result in countless additional blessings from Allah and entry into Jannah in the afterlife.
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Chapter-1
Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
Chapter 2
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Water Pollution: Water Quality standards, Introduction to Treatment & Disposal of Waste Water. Reuse and Saving of Water, Rain Water Harvesting. Solid Waste Management: Classification of Solid Waste, Collection, Transportation and Disposal of Solid. Recycling of Solid Waste: Energy Recovery, Sanitary Landfill, On-Site Sanitation. Air & Noise Pollution: Primary and Secondary air pollutants, Harmful effects of Air Pollution, Control of Air Pollution. . Noise Pollution Harmful Effects of noise pollution, control of noise pollution, Global warming & Climate Change, Ozone depletion, Greenhouse effect
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2. Satheesh Gopi, Basic Civil Engineering, Pearson Publishers.
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- 2. What Would Allah do with your punishment if you are grateful and believe? And ever Allah is appreciative and knowing (4:147) Indeed, We guided him to the way be he grateful or be he ungrateful (76:3)
- 3. Grateful Ungrateful Indeed, We guided him to the way be he grateful or be he ungrateful (76:3)
- 4. And He gave you of all that you asked for, and if you count the Blessings of Allâh, never will you be able to count them… (Ibrahim:34)
- 6. Heart Limbs Tongue
- 8. Acknowledge Be Thankful Obey Allah Avoid Complaining Be Aware Of Shaytan