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EIECC Aims & Objectives The general aim of this program is designed to help motivate Muslims who speak English reasonably & fluently to lead in presenting Islam effectively to non-Muslims & spread the message of peace to the entire world. The objectives of the program are such that on completion, participants should have: • an improvement of the cross-cultural Islamic English Communication Competence • learning a very powerful a new model of self-directed learning to continue learning after the workshops in teams • a reasonable knowledge of Islamic terminology & jargon to refute misconceptions • the basic ability to discuss Islamic concepts in English cross-culturally • the ability to give short presentations on Islamic topics of their choice • Ignition of the passion to lead in using English communication skills for presenting Islam
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This document argues that democracy is a form of disbelief and polytheism that must be rejected and fought against. It claims that democracy's legislative councils are places of polytheism since only Allah can prescribe laws. It asserts that those who believe in or follow democratic systems have taken legislators as false deities and made them partners with Allah in lawmaking. The document urges readers to take democracy's supporters as enemies and wage jihad against them, following the example of Prophet Ibrahim who rejected the polytheism of his people.
What you must believe about your Creator
This document summarizes the key causes of deviation from the correct Islamic creed (Aqeedah) according to scholars, including: ignorance of Aqeedah; blindly following ancestors' beliefs; accepting statements without proof; extremism; negligence; exaggerating the status of pious people; attributing accomplishments solely to human ability; and lack of Islamic teaching in homes and society. It emphasizes the importance of basing Aqeedah solely on Quran and Sunnah, and warns that deviation destroys religion and societies.
The 6 pillars_of_emaan Ibn Taymia
The document provides an introduction to and overview of the six pillars of faith in Islam according to the classical works of Ibn Taymiyyah and other scholars of Ahl us Sunnah wal Jama'ah. The six pillars are: belief in Allah, belief in the angels, belief in the books, belief in the messengers, belief in the Day of Judgment, and belief in divine decree. Each pillar is then discussed in its own chapter, with the first chapter focusing on defining belief in Allah, or Tawhid, as comprising rejection of false gods and sole affirmation of Allah. It also defines the major categories of false gods, or Taghut.
Democracy a relegoin
This document discusses democracy as a religion that is not submission to Allah. It begins by quoting a Quranic verse stating that only submission to Allah will be accepted and all else leads to loss. It then provides context and background for a book written by Abu Muhammad al-Maqdisi arguing that democracy is a clear form of disbelief and polytheism. The document aims to translate this book into English to warn non-Arabic speakers and distinguish truth from falsehood.
Democracy A Religion
Democracy is a clear form of disbelief and polytheism according to Islam. Worshipping any deity other than Allah, including by following man-made laws and constitutions, is considered shirk or polytheism. Jihad must be waged against democracy and its adherents to damage this man-made system and get people to worship only Allah. Taking Prophet Ibrahim as an example, there must be open enmity and rejection of democracy and those who follow it.
Democracy Religion Maqdisi
Democracy is a religion that must be rejected and fought against. It is a form of polytheism as it involves obeying man-made laws instead of the law of Allah. The document outlines how democracy places legislators and politicians in the role of deities as they claim the right to make laws. True belief requires rejecting all deities and laws besides Allah. Jihad must be waged against democracy and its supporters to damage the man-made system and return people to worshipping Allah alone.
Kitaab ul-Hisbah :Commanding Good and Forbidding Evil
Kitaab ul-Hisbah
Commanding Good and Forbidding Evil
ﻛﺘﺎﺏ ﺍﻟﺤﺴﺒﻪ
Sheikh Omar Bakri Muhammad
اﻟﺸﻴﺦ ﻋﻤﺮ ﺑﻜﺮي ﻣﺤﻤﺪ
Rabi alanaam
The document provides a preface on supplications and ziyaarat (salutations) in Islam. It discusses:
1) Supplications are profound lessons in monotheism, creed, and ethics. They explain Islamic laws and injunctions.
2) Ziyaarat are conversations with Allah's infallible proofs - the Prophet and Imams. Recognizing and loving them through ziyaarat is obligatory to approach Allah.
3) Proper manners for supplication include knowing what you say, sincerity of heart, dependence on Allah even when content, recognizing Allah's greatness, and expecting your needs to be fulfilled.
Rabi alanaam
The document provides a preface on supplications and ziyaarat (salutations) in Islam. It discusses:
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2) Ziyaarat are conversations with Allah's infallible proofs - the Prophet and Imams. Recognizing and loving them through ziyaarat is obligatory to approach Allah.
3) Proper manners for supplication include knowing what you say, sincerity of heart, dependence on Allah even when content, recognizing Allah's greatness, and expecting your needs to be fulfilled.
Types of worship
Types of worship: inward and outward prayers.
This can help you in remembering about the types of worship.
En islam final message
This document provides a summary of the key beliefs and principles of Islam according to Saleh As-Saleh. It discusses Islam as the final and complete message from God to mankind, perfected by God and requiring no additions or deletions. It outlines Islam's purpose, beliefs regarding God's oneness and attributes, righteous deeds, interactions, lawful/unlawful matters, migration, jihad, and avoiding deviations. It advises following the Quran and teachings of Muhammad and his companions to understand Islam correctly and calls people to Islam by establishing evidence for God's oneness and linking life/death to the afterlife.
What youmustbelieve
The author of this book is Sajid Kayum.More of his books could be read from his website www.qsep.com
What you must believe
This document discusses causes of deviation from the correct beliefs in Islam. It identifies 7 main causes: 1) Ignorance of correct beliefs, 2) Bigotry towards ancestral beliefs, 3) Blind following of scholars without verifying proofs, 4) Extremism in honoring saints, 5) Negligence in reflecting on signs of Allah, 6) Empty homes lacking Islamic guidance, 7) Lack of emphasis on religious teaching methods. The document stresses the importance of adhering strictly to Quran and hadith in deriving beliefs to avoid deviation.
What You Must Believe About Your Creator
This document discusses causes of deviation from the correct Islamic belief system (Aqeedah). It identifies seven main causes: 1) ignorance of Aqeedah, 2) bigotry towards ancestral beliefs, 3) blind following of scholars without verifying proofs, 4) extremism in honoring saints, 5) negligence in reflecting on signs of Allah, 6) empty homes lacking Islamic guidance, 7) lack of emphasis on teaching Islamic knowledge. Deviation destroys individuals and societies by creating doubts and removing motivation for righteous actions.
The testimony of faith
The document provides an explanation of the meaning of the testimony of faith in Islam. It begins by stating that the testimony of faith ("There is no god but Allah") is the foundation of Islam and differentiates a Muslim from a non-Muslim. It then explains the two components of the testimony - denial of all divinity besides Allah, and affirmation that Allah alone deserves worship. Several divine attributes of Allah that make Him the only deity worthy of worship are described. The testimony of faith also requires believing that Muhammad is the final prophet, taking believers as friends and disavowing non-believers. Confessing the testimony must be accompanied by knowledge, certainty, acceptance and following its requirements sincerely.
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The document provides an explanation of the meaning of the testimony of faith in Islam. It begins by stating that the testimony of faith ("There is no god but Allah") is the foundation of Islam and differentiates a Muslim from a non-Muslim. It then explains the two components of the testimony - denial of all divinity besides Allah, and affirmation that Allah alone deserves to be worshipped. The document outlines several of Allah's core attributes that make Him the only deity worthy of worship. It concludes by listing some of the requirements of those who profess the testimony of faith, such as believing in Allah's divine attributes and taking believers as friends while disavowing unbelievers.
En the meaning_of_the_testimony_of_faith
The document provides an explanation of the meaning of the testimony of faith in Islam. It begins by stating that the testimony of faith ("There is no god but Allah") is the foundation of Islam and differentiates a Muslim from a non-Muslim. It then explains the two components of the testimony - denial of all deities besides Allah, and affirmation that Allah alone deserves to be worshipped. The document outlines several of Allah's core attributes that make Him the only true God. It concludes by listing the requirements of professing and applying the testimony of faith in one's life, such as believing in Allah's divine attributes and taking believers as friends while disavowing unbelievers.
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This document contains guidance from Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) on preventing the spread of diseases and epidemics. It discusses hadith where the Prophet recommended maintaining hygiene through practices like washing hands, trimming nails, and quarantining the sick. He also stressed relying on God but seeking medical treatment. The document provides supplications and verses from the Quran that are recommended for protection. It emphasizes having faith in God as the true protector and turning to Him through repentance, supplication, and following the Prophet's guidance.
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The eternal call invites you to true life
The document discusses the importance and benefits of the call to prayer. It states that the call to prayer invites humans to submit to Allah and follow the true path of worshipping only Allah. It encourages obeying divine commands and prioritizing love for Allah above all else. The call to prayer spreads messages of morality and righteousness while repelling satanic influences and guiding people towards humility, accountability and the afterlife.
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تطوير اللغة الإنجليزية الإسلامية وجدارات التواصل الحضاري الفعّال
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هناك الكثير من الناس الذين يتحدثون الانكليزية بطلاقة او بصورة معقولة ولديهم إلمام
أساسي بديننا الإسلامي الحنيف؛
إلا أنهم غير قادرين على التواصل بشكل فعّال باللغة الانجليزية حول مواضيع إسلامية لأنهم أساساً يفتقرون إلى المصطلحات والعبارات المناسبة للقيام بذلك
الهدف الرئيسي من البرنامج هو التواصل بفعاليّة وطلاقة لغوية في أيّ مقابلة
أو تفاعل بين الثقافات والديانات الاخري
وغرس اعتزاز وقيادة وهمة ذاتية لتوصيل رسالة الاسلام
الأهـداف
تطوير كفاءة تواصلية للمتدرب في اللغة الانجليزية للتعريف الاسلام
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القدرة على تقديم عروض قصيرة وفعالة عن أي مواضيع إسلامية مختارة
الوعي بخفايا وأهمية اللغة في الدعوة وفي التعامل مع غير المسلمين
التمكن من ادارة حلقات نقاش تتناول مواضيع إسلامية
الالمام بالمصطلحات الاسلامية باللغة الإنجليزية، الالمام بالمصطلحات الدينية للأديان الأخرى حسب الحاجة، للاستفادة منها في عرض الإسلام
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Islamic belief 50 questions
- 2. Q.1. Who is your Rubb? (The Lord, the Creator etc)
- 3. Q.2. What is your religion? My religion is Islam, which is submission and obedience to the Order of Allah and His Messenger with love, hope and fear.
- 4. Q.3. How do you know Allah ? I know Him by His signs and creation like the day and night; the sun and the moon; the heaven and the earth, and all that is there in and between them .
- 32. Some types of Ibadah are the prayers, the obligatory charity, fasting, the pilgrimage, fear of Allah, hope in His Mercy, Seeking His aid . and other acts of worship which Allah has commanded and enjoined .
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- 51. Q. 50. Who are the leaders of Taghut ? They are : 1. Satan, may Allah curse him, 2. Anyone who is worshipped with his consent. 3. A person who calls the people to be worshipped instead of Allah. 4. A person who claims the knowledge of Ghaib (unseen, hidden, invisible, absent etc). 5.The ruler who rules by laws other than the law sent down by Allah