Surah Baqra
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This document provides an overview and summary of Surah Al-Baqarah, the longest surah of the Quran. Some key details include: - It has 286 verses and discusses various Islamic social circumstances. - Major themes are guidance and warning non-believers about consequences of failing to embrace Islam. - It addresses many topics including law and stories of prophets Adam, Abraham and Moses. - It discusses people of faith (muttaqeens), hypocrites (munafiq), polytheists (mushrikeen), and non-believers (kafirs). - The last ruku encourages praying to Allah and promises he will answer prayers.
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This document summarizes the concept of God in major world religions according to an Islamic research foundation. It begins by categorizing major religions as Semitic (including Islam, Christianity, Judaism) or non-Semitic (Aryan including Hinduism and non-Aryan). It then focuses on analyzing the concept of God in Hindu scriptures such as the Upanishads, Bhagavad Gita, and Vedas. It finds passages stating that God is one and without image, likeness or form. While some differences exist between Islamic and Hindu concepts of God, the document aims to find commonality and understanding between the religions.
Concept of God in Major Religion
There has always been a question in the minds of people about the existence of God. All major religions have believed in one god or another. Thus, believing in a supreme being that is omnipotent and omniscience is essential to the existence of mankind.
This lecture tackles the issue of existence of God from a different perspective including starting off with how different people view God. It first categorizes the belief of the major religions into 5 types of religions. Then, it describes the concept of God for world’s several major religions including Hinduism, Sikhism, Judaism, Christianity and others. The lecture ends with Question
Concept of God in Major Religions
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Concept of God in Major Religions
This document provides an overview of the concept of God in major world religions according to an Islamic research foundation. It begins by introducing the topic and categorizing religions as Semitic, non-Semitic, Aryan and non-Aryan. The bulk of the document then focuses on analyzing passages from Hindu scriptures like the Bhagavad Gita and Upanishads to show they support a singular God without form, which aligns with the Islamic concept of God. It provides direct quotes and comparisons to argue Hindu scriptures and Islam ultimately share a common view of the divine.
Shahada Presentation
The Shahada is the declaration of faith in Islam. It consists of two statements: 1) There is no god but Allah, and 2) Muhammad is the messenger of Allah. Reciting the Shahada with belief in one's heart is how one enters the fold of Islam. It affirms faith in all of Allah's prophets, with Muhammad being the last. The Shahada is not just a one-time declaration, but rather a lifelong commitment to surrendering one's will to Allah and following Islamic principles.
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The document discusses the differences between Islamic terms like Shariah, Fiqh, and Islamic law. It states that Shariah refers to the divine commands and principles from God pertaining to conduct, while Fiqh is the human understanding of legal rulings derived from Shariah sources. The major sources of Shariah are discussed as the Quran, sunnah (traditions of the Prophet), ijma (scholarly consensus), and qiyas (analogical reasoning). The document provides details on some of the key concepts in Shariah like the different categories of rulings and the objectives of the Islamic legal system.
Islam, Judaism and Christianity
The document discusses similarities and differences between Islam and Judeo-Christian traditions, focusing on beliefs about God, prophets, scriptures, morality, and views of Jesus. Both religions believe in one God, prophets including Abraham, Moses, and Jesus, and moral teachings such as charity. They differ on the authenticity of scriptures, the nature of Jesus, and doctrines like the Trinity. The document advocates for respectful dialogue between faiths based on their authentic religious texts.
The Evidence For The Ruling Regarding Alliance With The Infidels
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A comprehensive text on issues related to alliance with non-Muslims in the context of Jihad and conduct during war.
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Contents:
Preface…………………………………………………………………. 5
The Foundation of Islām and Its Principle …………………. 12
Millat Ibrāhīm: The Path …………………………………………. 38
Ad-Dalā’il Fī Hukm Muwālāt Ahl Al-Ishrāk………………… 75
The Dividing Border Between Muwālāt and Tawallī ……. 112
Refraining From Making Takfīr of a Kāfir …………… 120
The Verdict of Imām Ahmad Shākir ……………………….. 123
The Imāms of Najd – Vs. – the Murji’ah………………. 131
The Muwahhidūn are Not Khawārij………………………… 174
Millat Ibrāhīm: The Obstacles……………………………………………….. 189
Conclusion……………………………………………………………………….. 199
At-Tibyān Publications Releases:…………………………………………… 208
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1) The document discusses the true nature of Tawheed (monotheism) as called to by the prophets, which is making all forms of worship solely for Allah alone, both internal and external acts.
2) It explains that while the polytheists affirmed Allah's lordship, their shirk came from seeking intercession from other beings and setting up intermediaries between themselves and Allah.
3) Many Muslims today are ignorant of the full meaning of the Shahadah ("There is no god but Allah"), not realizing it requires exclusively worshipping Allah in all manners, as even the ignorant polytheists understood at the time.
Shirk tabarruk, talisman 1.0.ppt
The document discusses the Islamic concept of shirk, which is defined as ascribing partners to God or giving God's rights or attributes to other beings. It provides details on different categories of shirk, including shirk in rububiyyah (lordship), asma wa sifat (names and attributes), and uluhiyyah (divinity). The document emphasizes that shirk is the greatest sin in Islam and will not be forgiven, as it prevents one from entering paradise. It also discusses related concepts like tabarruk (seeking blessings), talismans, and omens.
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Surah Baqra
- 1. INTRODUCTION TO SURAH THERE IS 40 RAKU IN THIS SURAH.SURAH AL BAQRA HAVE 286 VERSES.SURA BAQRA IS LARGEST SURAH OF QURAN THE MAIN THEME OF THIS SURAH IS THAT THERE IS A FINAL DAY ON WHICH JANAH AND DOAZK IS TWO WAYS AND MUSLIMS WILL BE SENDED TO THAT WAYS WHICH THEY DESERVE AND PEOPLE WHO DO GOOD AIMAL WILL BE SEND TO JANAH AND PEOPLE WHO DO SINS IN THER WHOLE LIFE WILL BE SEND TO DOZAK UNTIL ALLAH DON’T FORGIVE THEM.
- 2. AYATS OF SURAH IN THIS SURAH MUSLIMS ARE BASICALLY REQUEST FROM ALLAH THAT PLEASE ALLAH ACCEPT OUR PRAYERS AND FORGIVE OUR SINS AND THERE ARE ALSO AYAT ON NON MUSLIMS THAT BLIND AND DISABLE THEY DON’T KNOW THAT ALLAH IS ONLY ONE AND ON THE DAY OF JUDGEMENT ALLAH WILL PUNISH THEM IN THE FORM OF DOZK BUT IF THEY CONVERTED INTO MUSLIM AND PRAY FROM ALLAH THAT ALLAH FORGIVE THEM AND SEND THEM INTO JANNAH IN
- 3. Al-Baqarah is the longest surah of the Quran, having 286 verses. According to Muslim belief, this Madni Surah was not revealed at once to Muhammad, but the various Islamic social circumstances and conditions are discussed among verses.[6] Verse 281 is believed by Muslims to have been revealed during The Farewell Pilgrimage in Mecca.[2] It is also considered to be one of the first chapters revealed after the Hijrat from Mecca to Medina.[3}
- 4. NOTEABLE VERSES In Islam, shirk (Arabic: شرك širk) is the sin of practicing idolatry or polytheism, i.e. the deification or worship of anyone or anything other than the singular God i.e. Allah. Literally, it means ascribing or the establishment of "partners" placed beside God. It is the vice that is opposed to the virtue of Tawhid (monotheism).Those who practice shirk are termed mushrikun.
- 5. RUKU NUMBER 1 i. IMPORTANCE AND SIGNIFICANCE OF SURA BAQRA. ii. THERE IS NO DOUBT IN THE BOOK(A VERY BIG CHALLENGE). iii. SIX QUALITIES OF THE PEOPLE WHO WILL BE BENEFITED FROM THIS BOOK(PIRTY,FAITH ON GAIB,SALAT,CHARITY,FAITH ON BOOKS,FAITH ON HEREAFTER). iv. BELIEVE IN THAT WHICH IS REVEALED TO MUHAMMAD PROPHET(S.A.W)----- ALL TYPE OF WAHI REVEALED TO PROPHET MUHAMMAD(S.A.W). v. THREE GROUPS OF PEOPLE----MOMENEN,KUFAR,HYPOCRITES. vi. FEAR OF ALLAH.
- 6. THEME AND SUBJECT MATTER The surah addresses a wide variety of topics, including substantial amounts of law, and retells stories of Adam, Abraham and Moses. A major theme is guidance: urging the pagans (Al-Mushrikeen) and the Jews of Medina to embrace Islam, and warning them and the hypocrites (Munafiq) of the fate God had visited in the past on those who failed to heed his call.
- 7. MUTTAQEEN ACCORDING TO QURAN VERSES(THOSE WHO BELIEVE IN THE UNSEEN AND KEEP UP PRAYERS AND SPEND OUT WHAT WE HAVE GIVEN THEM) AND WHO BELIEVE IN THAT WHICH HAS BEEN REVEALED TO YOU AND THAT WHICH WAS REVEALED BEFORE YOU AND THEY ARE SURE OF THE HEREAFTER
- 8. MUNAFIQ MUNAFIQ HAS A DISSEASE IN THEIR HEARTS,SO ALLAH ADDED TO THEIR DISSEASE AND THEY HAS A PAINFULL CHASTISEMENT BECAUSE THEY LIE. AND WHEN IT IS SAID TO THEM:SHALL WE BELIEVE AS THE FOOL BELIEVES,NOW SURELY THEY THEMSELVES ARE THE FOOLS,BECAUSE THEY DO NOT KNOW.
- 9. MUSHRIKEN In Islam, shirk (Arabic: شرك širk) is the sin of practicing idolatry or polytheism, i.e. the deification or worship of anyone or anything other than the singular God i.e. Allah. Literally, it means ascribing or the establishment of "partners" placed beside God. It is the vice that is opposed to the virtue of Tawhid (monotheism).[1] Those who practice shirk are termed mushrikun.In islam shirk is unforgiveable crime
- 10. KAFFIR ALLAH HAS SET A SEAL UPON THEIR HEARTS UPON THEIR HEARING AND THERE IS A COVERING OVER THEIR EYES,AND THERE IS A GREATER PUNISHMENT FOR THEM. BUT ALLAH ALSO SAID TO THEM IF YOU COME TOWARDS ISLAM AND ASK FORGIVENESS FROM ME THEN I WILL FORGIVE YOU AND YOU CAN ALSO GET JANNAH IF YOU DO GOOD WORK.
- 11. LAST RUKU IN LAST RUKU ALLAH GIVES US THE GIFT OF MIRAZ AND TELLS US THAT PRAY FOR THAT THINGS WHICH YOU WANT I WILL GIVE YOU