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The document discusses the message of Islam and the prophet Muhammad. It describes how before Islam people worshipped idols or fire and were lost, but then the prophet Muhammad received a revelation from God that there is no God but Allah. It provides quotes from the Quran about God being the creator. It highlights some teachings from the prophet Muhammad about the importance of prayer, charity especially feeding the poor and caring for orphans, and not killing children. It concludes by saying to only worship Allah as the creator of the universe.
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I always considered myself a Christian. I attended a church since I was a small boy. We had heard the stories of what was happening to the Jews; but like most people in America today, we tried to distance ourselves from the reality of what was really taking place. What could anyone do to stop it?
A railroad track ran behind our small church, and each Sunday morning we would hear the whistle from a distance and then the clacking of the wheels moving over the track. We became disturbed when one Sunday we heard cries coming from the train as it passed by. We grimly realized that the train was carrying Jews.
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JESUS IS THE MESSENGER OF ALLAH AS MUHAMMED IS ALSO THE PROPHET OF ALLAH.
What happens in the barzakh? (Hereafter, Islamic belief, afterlife)
According to Islamic belief, the afterlife commences with the barzakh. After death, souls move on to the barzakh, where they experience many things, until the blow of the trumpet and the subsequent arrival of the Day of Judgment. This PowerPoint presentation examines what happens in that time in the barzakh according to Qur'an and hadith (especially from the Shi'i school of thought). Large file size is due to embedded video clips.
Islam
The document provides an overview of some key beliefs and practices in Islam:
1) It discusses the five pillars of Islam - faith, prayer, charity, fasting, and pilgrimage - and provides details on daily prayers, charitable giving, fasting in Ramadan, and the hajj pilgrimage.
2) It explains core Islamic beliefs including belief in one God (Allah), prophets including Muhammad, and the Quran as the final revealed text from God.
3) It notes that Islam is a complete way of life and that Muslims are commanded to do good and avoid evil in their treatment of others.
Islaam and science
The document discusses several key points about Islam:
1) Islam comes from the root word "Salam" meaning peace, and means submitting one's will to God. Anyone who submits to God is called a Muslim.
2) Prophet Muhammad was not the founder of Islam - messengers and guides had been sent to all nations since the time of Adam. Muhammad was the final prophet sent for all of humanity.
3) The religion is called Islam and those who follow it are Muslims, not "Muhammedans". Muslims worship God alone.
4) Several revelations were sent including the Torah, Psalms, Gospel and Quran, with the Quran as the final revelation for all
Monotheism. Tawheed. Tawhid. Tawhyd.
The document discusses the beliefs and practices of polytheists during the time of the Prophet Muhammad. While they acknowledged Allah as the creator and controller of all things, they also worshipped other beings or objects to intercede on their behalf and bring them closer to Allah. Examples mentioned include angels, prophets, pious people, statues, and trees. The Quran instructs that worship should be directed to Allah alone and that no one or nothing else deserves to be invoked or appealed to besides Him. The Prophet Muhammad was sent to renew the message of monotheism by calling people to the declaration that "None has the right to be worshipped except Allah."
Presenting Islam2
The document discusses the oneness of God (Allah) from both Christian and Islamic perspectives. It provides quotes from the Bible and Quran emphasizing that God is one and has no partners. It also discusses the status of Jesus in Islam, stating that Muslims believe Jesus was a prophet but not divine. The document outlines the five pillars of Islam that form the basis of Islamic faith and worship.
We blieve in jesus
Muslims beliefe in Jesus and all Allah's prophets and messengers, but why you Christians do not believe in them and even you consider Jesus as son of God? This is not true. God has no son of wife. He is far superior than needing a son or wife.
we believe in jesus
The document discusses Islamic beliefs about Jesus. It covers:
1) The miraculous birth of Jesus to Virgin Mary without a father, as told in the Quran.
2) Jesus' mission as a prophet in Islam, sent to the Jews to confirm previous scriptures.
3) That Muslims do not believe Jesus is the son of God or part of a Trinity, but rather a prophet of God, as stated in the Quran.
07islam
The document provides an introduction to key concepts in Islam, including:
1) It defines Islam as the submission and surrender to the will of God, and discusses the core beliefs including belief in one God and Muhammad as his final prophet.
2) It outlines the five pillars of Islam - profession of faith, prayer, charity, fasting during Ramadan, and pilgrimage to Mecca.
3) It discusses Islamic beliefs regarding God, prophets, the Quran, and the 99 names of God.
Shirk
This document discusses Islamic monotheism and warns against shirk (associating partners with Allah). It summarizes the key messages of prophets including belief in one God and following His commandments. While the pre-Islamic Arabs acknowledged Allah as creator, they erred by worshipping idols and seeking intercession from the dead. The document cautions that certain modern Muslim practices like building shrines for saints resemble pre-Islamic shirk. It affirms that only Allah possesses knowledge of the unseen and that the dead cannot hear supplications or intercede, as this would associate divine attributes with other than Allah.
Power of swalathunnabi (PBUH)
This document contains a selection of prayers and passages about sending blessings upon the Prophet Muhammad. It discusses the importance of reciting Durood Sharif (prayers of blessings upon the Prophet) based on hadiths and passages from the Quran. Specifically, it notes that (1) reciting Durood Sharif earns heavenly rewards and erases sins, (2) Allah and 70,000 angels daily recite Durood Sharif upon the Prophet as a sign of his high status, and (3) the Quran instructs Muslims to also send blessings upon the Prophet through reciting Durood Sharif.
Kitaab At-Tawheed
Kitaab At-Tawheed
Kitab at-Tawheed written by Shaykh Muhammad ibn ‘Abdul Wahaab. It is an excellent and comprehensive book. It illuminates to the reader the light of tawheed [the Oneness of Allah]; tawheed, the very foundation of this deen, the single most important concept and the purpose behind our creation.
Kitab at tawheed
This document summarizes the key points from chapters in the book "Kitaab At-Tawheed" by Shaikh Imam Muhammad Abdul-Wahhaab. It discusses various topics related to tawheed (monotheism in Islam), including:
1. The purpose of creation is to worship Allah alone.
2. Allah has sent messengers to all communities commanding them to worship Him alone and reject all false gods.
3. Worship of Allah alone is obligatory, and one must also be dutiful to parents.
4. Acts like associating partners with Allah in worship, unlawful killing, shameful sins, and disrespecting parents are strictly prohibited.
Events of the day of judgment
The document discusses the key events of the Day of Judgment according to Islamic beliefs. It describes how the trumpet will sound twice to signal the collapse of the universe and people emerging from their graves. It explains that people will be judged based on their deeds and faith, with believers receiving their books in their right hands while unbelievers receive theirs in their left. The document provides details on how people will be questioned about their prayers, wealth, knowledge and more. It discusses the concept of intercession and crossing the bridge over hell to enter paradise or hell for eternity.
Souls journey after death
The document discusses what happens to a person at the time of death based on Islamic beliefs. It describes how angels comfort the dying believer and extract their soul. It also warns of the dilemmas a person may face with whispers from Shaitan at their time of death. The text advises having positive thoughts of Allah and proper preparation through good deeds to help face death peacefully. It concludes by outlining the questioning of the soul in the grave by angels until the Day of Judgment.
Islam 101
A great presentation for educators, activists or just those who are curious about Islam. The presentations covers the Purpose of Life, the Belief system and Practice of Islam. It also covers common misconceptions about Islam and Muslims.
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What happens in the barzakh? (Hereafter, Islamic belief, afterlife)
What happens in the barzakh? (Hereafter, Islamic belief, afterlife)
message of islam
- 1. The Message of Islam & its Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) to Humanity
- 2. lost leaves in the wind....
- 3. We followed the crowd
- 5. .
- 7. Some took another direction,, & worshiped fire.....
- 8. A claimed Goddess that needs education...
- 9. Others took it to another level ,
- 13. Many were actually,, Worshiping SATAN!
- 14. Basically we were totally LOST!!!
- 24. And all of a sudden,
- 25. fade away...
- 26. The voice of truth
- 27. The blessed day arrived....
- 30. That there is No God but Allah!!
- 31. "Say We believe in Allah and what is revealed to us and what was revealed to Abraham and Ishmael and I`saac and Jacob and the Tribes, and what was entrusted to Moses and Jesus and the prophets from their Lord. We make no distinction between any of them and to Him we have surrendered." (Quran 3:84)
- 34. Were they created by nothing? Or were they themselves the creators? Quran 52:35
- 35. All praises and thanks are to Allâh, Who (Alone) Created the heavens and the earth, and originated the darkness and the light; yet those who disbelieve hold others as equal with their Lord. Quran 6:1
- 37. Once the Prophet Muhammad (Pbuh) asked his companions,, "Tell me if there was a river at the door step of one of you, in which you washed 5 times a day would any of your dirt remain?"
- 38. When he received the reply,, that none of it would remain he then said : "That is like the 5 times Salah, with which Allah (s.w.t.) wipes out sin!
- 43. The Prophet (PBUH) said, "Paradise lies at the feet of mothers." A man asked the Prophet (PBUH), "Who is most worthy of my love and respect?" The Prophet (PBUH)replied, "Your mother.“
- 44. Charity (zakaat)
- 45. Greed...
- 47. feed the poor...
- 48. The Prophet (PBUH) said, "The best charity is to feed an empty stomach."
- 49. Orphans
- 50. The Prophet(Pbuh) said, "I and the person who,, looks after an orphan,, and provides for him,...
- 51. Will be in Paradise like this, "putting his index and middle fingers together.
- 53. And He surely ordered us,, to NEVER kill our children!!
- 55. THE END Worship Allah alone, the creator of this Universe Not His creation