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The document provides information about the Quran. It explains that the Quran is the holy book of Islam, revealed to the prophet Muhammad over 23 years. It has remained unchanged for over 1400 years and is divided into 30 parts and 114 chapters. The document also provides the first chapter of the Quran in Arabic and English for reference.
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1) The Prophet Muhammad was responsible for teaching both the Quran and its meanings/wisdom, as revealed through hadith. Preserving the Quran necessarily meant preserving hadith as well.
2) The Prophet received two types of revelation - spoken (the Quran) and unspoken (hadith). Hadith are also divine revelation from Allah, as evidenced by a Quran verse about changing the qibla direction.
3) The companions were obligated to follow both the Quran and hadith, as disregarding hadith would undermine the foundation of Islam and understanding of the Quran.
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Islam in brief
This document provides an introduction to Islam. It begins by defining key Islamic concepts like Allah, the one true God, and the Qur'an, the final revelation from Allah. It then discusses the authenticity of the Qur'an, explaining that unlike previous scriptures, the Qur'an was compiled during the lifetime of Muhammad and his companions to preserve it accurately. The document aims to concisely explain core Islamic beliefs to provide context for non-Muslims.
Islam in brief
This document provides an introduction to Islam. It begins by defining key Islamic concepts like Allah, the one true God, and the Qur'an, the final revelation from Allah. It explains that the Qur'an was preserved through memorization and writing during the life of the prophet Muhammad to prevent tampering. The document aims to concisely explain core beliefs and practices of Islam to provide context for non-Muslims.
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The document discusses the parents of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). It presents four main views on whether they were Muslim or not: 1) They were not Muslim in life or after death. 2) One should remain silent on the matter as only Allah knows. 3) They were not Muslim in life but are Muslim now. 4) They were Muslim in life and after death, believing in the oneness of Allah. The document aims to prove through evidence from Hadith that the parents of the Prophet (peace be upon him) were indeed Muslim, believing in Allah and affirming their faith in the Prophet (peace be upon him).
ISLAM; Facts and Myths
1) Islam is a complete way of life that was revealed to humanity through prophets including Abraham, Moses, Jesus, and Muhammad (peace be upon them all). The main message of Islam is submission to the one God.
2) The Quran is the holy book of Islam, believed by Muslims to be the word of God revealed to the prophet Muhammad. It contains miraculous scientific knowledge and has been perfectly preserved.
3) Key facts about Islam dispel common myths, such as that Muslims worship a different God, or that Islam is a new religion. Islam teaches the same tawhid (monotheism) as previous Abrahamic faiths.
Important of quran
The document discusses the importance of the Quran according to what is mentioned in the Quran itself. It states that the Quran was revealed to Prophet Muhammad by Allah over 23 years. It provides verses from the Quran stating it was revealed in Arabic, sent down in the month of Ramadan, and revealed in its entirety during Laylat al-Qadr in the last ten days of Ramadan. The Quran also mentions that if it were not from Allah there would be inconsistencies, and it was revealed in Arabic.
ISLAM Its Foundation And Concepts
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muhammad the messenger of allah
The document provides biographical details about the Prophet Muhammad that highlight his exemplary character and humility. It describes how he lived in poverty despite having wealth and power, cared for the poor and destitute, and was deeply concerned with bettering mankind, not amassing worldly gains. The document aims to show non-Muslims that Muhammad was indeed the greatest man based on his selfless manners, ethics and concern for others above all worldly matters.
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The document provides biographical details about the Prophet Muhammad that highlight his exemplary character and humility. It describes how he lived in poverty despite having wealth and power, cared for the poor and destitute, and was deeply concerned with bettering mankind, not amassing worldly gains. The document aims to show non-Muslims that Muhammad was indeed the greatest man based on his selfless manners, ethics and concern for others above all worldly matters.
The Messenger
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The Holy Quran in Brief
1. The document discusses the Quran, including its revelation to the Prophet Muhammad over 23 years, preservation, structure, style, and contents.
2. It explains that the Quran is Allah's direct word, revealed through the angel Jibrael to guide humanity on how to live according to Islam.
3. The Quran remains unchanged since its revelation, as Allah vowed to protect it, and it provides guidance for all aspects of life.
Virtues of Reciting The Glorious Quran
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.
100 Minutes with the Quran.pdf
This document provides an overview and summary of the contents of the Quran. It discusses the origins and compilation of the Quran. The key topics covered in the Quran are identified as the story of creation, stories of prophets, stories of good and wicked people, parables and maxims, articles of faith, basic duties, the Islamic code of conduct, laws relating to various aspects of life, and laws of war and peace. The document then provides a high-level summary of the creation of Adam and Eve as recounted in the Quran.
Articles of faith- Islamic Studies
This document provides an overview of an Islamic Studies course being taught at Khadim Ali Shah Bukhari Institute of technology for the 2014-15 academic year. The course will cover topics including the Quran, Hadith, Islamic theology, history, culture, jurisprudence, and ethics. It will also cover Arabic Islamic terms. The goal is for students to understand Islamic beliefs and practices and learn skills to research topics in their chosen fields while strengthening Islamic values in society.
Islam my religion
What does the word 'Islam' mean?
What is a follower of the religion of Islam called?
Who gave the name of Islam to our religion?
Can you quote the verse of the Holy Quran where the name of Islam has been given to our religion.
What are the main qualities of Islam?
FIVE ARTICLES OF FAITH
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The Foundations of Islam
What are the fundamental principles of Islam?
AHMADIYYAT - THE REVIVAL OF ISLAM
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What is Ahmadiyyat and who founded it?
Tell me more about Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad of Qadian.?
Who were Successors (Khalifahs) to the promised Messiah?
What are the main organisation in the Ahmadiyya Jama'at?
Koran’s constant oration for fulfillment of moral excellence
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En a brief_message_of_islam
The Qur'an is the final revelation from God to mankind, revealed to the Prophet Muhammad over 23 years. It is comprised of 114 chapters of varying lengths, divided into verses. Some chapters were revealed in Mecca focusing on beliefs like tawhid (the oneness of God), while others revealed in Medina provided legislative rulings. The Qur'an remains in its original Arabic language, containing the exact words revealed by God through the angel Gabriel, and is one of the fundamental sources of Islamic teachings.
En a brief_message_of_islam
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