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Actions for Which Ghusl is Preferred
What is the ruling of offering a ritual bath before going to the mosque for Friday Prayer?
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What Is the Validity of Ablution While Wearing Nail Polish?
What is the ruling of wearing nail polish for Muslim women? Is it permissible to wear nail polish during the menstrual period?
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Moving The Index Finger In Tashahhud During Prayer
How could you move your index finger in the tashahhud during prayer? What is the wisdom behind moving it? What is the rule of moving it?
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Monotheism: The Essence of Christianity
Should we associate the label of Christianity with the doctrines of original sin, the Deity of Jesus, the Trinity, crucifixion, and atonement?
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God Speaks to Prophet Moses (Part 5)
Why did Moses decide to return to Egypt? How did God revealed Himself to Moses? How did Moses react, how did God assure him?
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The Holy Trinity between the Sacred Texts and the Nicene Creed (Watch)
By Editorial Staff While the Holy Trinity underlies the contemporary Christianity, we do not come across this doctrine in clear terms in the Bible, either in the Old Testament or the New Testament. So many people do not know that the Holy Trinity is mainly attributable to the First Council of Nicaea held in 325…
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The Second Pillar of Islam: The Prayer
prayers should Muslims offer every day? What are the conditions of prayer? How Watch this short video to know the answer to these questions.
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What Are the Essentials of Islam? (Part 1)
Islam is an Arabic word. It means the act of resignation to God. The root word is SLM, pronounced ‘salm’ which means peace from which comes the word ‘aslama’ which means he submitted, he resigned himself.
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What Are the Essentials of Islam? (Part 2)
Among the essentials of Islam is that man is the most complete manifestation of the attributes of Allah and as such he is Allah’s representative on earth.
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Islam and Evolution
If evolution is not scientific, then what is it? It seems to me that it is a human interpretation, an endeavor, an industry, a literature, based on what the American philosopher Charles Peirce called abductive reasoning, which functions in the following way:
