ISLAM by qudus1 2011/04/05 02:49
This thread is all to know more about our religion ISLAM!
1.what is islam?
ISLAM: means peace.
2.what are the pillars of islam?
There are five pillars of islam:
a. testimony that there is no god except ALLAH..and prophet muhammad (S.A.W) is his messenger.
b. as-salaat.
c. az-zakaat.
d. fasting.
e. pilgrimage to mecca and medina.
This thread is all to know more about our religion ISLAM!
1.what is islam?
ISLAM: means peace.
2.what are the pillars of islam?
There are five pillars of islam:
a. testimony that there is no god except ALLAH..and prophet muhammad (S.A.W) is his messenger.
b. as-salaat.
c. az-zakaat.
d. fasting.
e. pilgrimage to mecca and medina.
qudus1 2011/04/05 02:58
3. How many articles of faith do we have in islam?
There are six articles of faith we have:
a. Believes in ALLAH
b. Believes in his ANGEL
c. Believes in his BOOKS
d. Believes in his MESSENGER
e. Destination
f. Believes in the DAY OF JUDGEMENT.
3. How many articles of faith do we have in islam?
There are six articles of faith we have:
a. Believes in ALLAH
b. Believes in his ANGEL
c. Believes in his BOOKS
d. Believes in his MESSENGER
e. Destination
f. Believes in the DAY OF JUDGEMENT.
qudus1 2011/04/05 03:12
4. What is AS-SALAAT?
As-salaat means prayer...as-salaat is to perform five times daily prayers.
What are the five times daily prayer and their perfoming times?
This is the five times daily prayers:
1. As-subhi -5am till the sun-rise.
2. Az-zuhr -noon
3. Al-asr- 3:30pm-sunset
4.magreb- 7pm-7:30pm
5. Ishaai- 7:30pm-till fajri.
4. What is AS-SALAAT?
As-salaat means prayer...as-salaat is to perform five times daily prayers.
What are the five times daily prayer and their perfoming times?
This is the five times daily prayers:
1. As-subhi -5am till the sun-rise.
2. Az-zuhr -noon
3. Al-asr- 3:30pm-sunset
4.magreb- 7pm-7:30pm
5. Ishaai- 7:30pm-till fajri.
qudus1 2011/04/05 03:31
5. What is AZ-ZAKAAT?
Az-zakaat means to give something to someone who need help.
6. People who deserve zakaat:
1. For the poor and utterly destitute
2. For the poor who are needy
3. For the officials who collect it and distribute it
4. For those who need additional attraction to islam whether muslims or non muslims
5. For the liberation of slaves and captives
6. For helping people who are burdened with legal debt
7. For those who are struggling in the way of allah in jihad
8. For the travellers who are cut off from their homeland.
5. What is AZ-ZAKAAT?
Az-zakaat means to give something to someone who need help.
6. People who deserve zakaat:
1. For the poor and utterly destitute
2. For the poor who are needy
3. For the officials who collect it and distribute it
4. For those who need additional attraction to islam whether muslims or non muslims
5. For the liberation of slaves and captives
6. For helping people who are burdened with legal debt
7. For those who are struggling in the way of allah in jihad
8. For the travellers who are cut off from their homeland.
TheMouse 2011/04/05 15:56
Quote: Quduz: This thread is all to know more about our religion ISLAM!
1.what is islam?
ISLAM: means peace.
2.what are the pillars of islam?
There are five pillars of islam:
a. testimony that there is no god except ALLAH..and prophet muhammad (S.A.W) is his messenger.
b. as-salaat.
c. az-zakaat.
d. fasting.
e. pilgrimage to mecca and medina.
'Our' religion?
1.what is islam?
ISLAM: means peace.
2.what are the pillars of islam?
There are five pillars of islam:
a. testimony that there is no god except ALLAH..and prophet muhammad (S.A.W) is his messenger.
b. as-salaat.
c. az-zakaat.
d. fasting.
e. pilgrimage to mecca and medina.
ROCKY13 2011/04/26 09:34
Memo To: Website Fans, Browsers, Clients
From: Jude Wanniski
Re: Letters on the subject
My memo earlier this week, "Islam, an Evil Religion?," elicited a great many letters, many of them coming in from fans of Lew Rockwell's website, which linked to the memo. (Thanks, Lew). I've selected several for publication here and promise to return to the topic again in the near future. I'm learning a lot in the process and think we will all learn much more about Islam than we think we know if we open our minds to that possibility. I welcome all e-mails, of course, but please don't replicate what others have already said, pro or con.
From: "Joseph Ames Jr." Bryn Mawr, Pa.
I studied Islam at university; a friend is a degreed middle-east scholar with in-country experience in the Army Ranger battalions. We both believe that Mohamut was a blood-thirsty man and his chosen symbol, the red crescent moon, is the symbol of the local pagan deity, their [blood red] god of war. Islam produces bloodshed in any clash with competing systems. It is peaceful in its areas of dominance, but so too is a prison! My training is in management science. I believe in cause-and-effect – not ideology. If it looks bloody and violent, then it is. Therefore Islam is a violent religion! How do you reconcile these opposing observations?
From: Sulayman J. Ferguson
Thanks for writing this. As a Muslim myself, it really disturbs me how horribly anti-Islamic people can be. I even considered leaving the Republican party because of such vitriol I felt coming from them (though Democrats aren't immune either, but to a lesser extent). I never heard of "Mahomet and His Successors," but I found your treatment of it fascinating. I wish more Americans could be informed in this manner, you hit the nail right on the head that this is worrisome. What can we do?
From: Bob Cranston
I'm glad to hear Mohamet had an affection for Jews early on as I wonder what happened that he had 700 Jews killed in year 600 or was it 600 Jews in the year 700?
From: David Atherton
Show me anyplace in the world where Islam has power that you would want to live. The desirability of living in any country with a majority religion of Islam increases in inverse to the extent in which the government is controlled by the Mullahs. This is a religion that has always expanded primarily by the sword. Think of the Moslem crusades against Europe which resulted in the unfortunately failed European crusades against the Moslems. Are there nice Moslems? OF COURSE! Is the religion itself pretty severely flawed? Absolutely. Watch Europe. In 50 years when Islam is the majority religion, the countries will be totally dysfunctional. Look at the Islamic ghettoes of Europe now. You have a miniature of the future. It is not a pretty site. Look at the strife and murder and racism w/i the Islamic community of Black America. I think the radical right wing diatribes against Islam, while not pretty, are far closer to the truth than the whiney apologetics – based on emotion, not fact – of the left and the blind.
From: "Max Doner"
You are blind to the reality of what Islam is – I suggest you read the newspaper for the previous 4 years to find out – or better yet, read the books Human Events is selling – they tell the truth. Your ignorance is profound. Islam is truly a religion of murder.
From Jeff Jones
To answer your question, yes. Islam is an evil and violent religion founded by an evil and violent man, carried on by the evil and violent who have deceived many who otherwise would not be so. No student of history can honestly deny the horrible acts of violence Muhammad and his followers down through the ages have perpetrated on Jews and Christians. Long before the crusades (Jerusalem surrendered to Moslem forces in 638 AD), Muhammad and those who came after him made war on the non-Islamic nations around the Mediterranean, and slaughtered many Jews native to Israel (or Canaan or Palestine, if you prefer)…. From Mohammed through the end of the Ottoman Empire, Islam has been a violent faith that has been used to justify war. Unlike Christianity and Judaism, neither of which advocate the "convert or die" process of Islam, had to be grossly distorted in order to be used by apostates to commit acts of unjustified war.
From Oscar Okes
I must confess that I am confused [but] at the age of 73 I am often confused. However you like others of your persuasion seem to spend more time defending Islam than you do condemning those that commit heinous crimes in the name of Islam. I cannot find words that describe how I feel about those carrying out such horrific crimes against anyone that is an easy kill, be they agnostic, Jew, Christian, Muslim or whatever. It seems to me that anyone with common sense would expect a thunderous condemnation coming from such a peaceful and loving religion.
Memo To: Website Fans, Browsers, Clients
From: Jude Wanniski
Re: Letters on the subject
My memo earlier this week, "Islam, an Evil Religion?," elicited a great many letters, many of them coming in from fans of Lew Rockwell's website, which linked to the memo. (Thanks, Lew). I've selected several for publication here and promise to return to the topic again in the near future. I'm learning a lot in the process and think we will all learn much more about Islam than we think we know if we open our minds to that possibility. I welcome all e-mails, of course, but please don't replicate what others have already said, pro or con.
From: "Joseph Ames Jr." Bryn Mawr, Pa.
I studied Islam at university; a friend is a degreed middle-east scholar with in-country experience in the Army Ranger battalions. We both believe that Mohamut was a blood-thirsty man and his chosen symbol, the red crescent moon, is the symbol of the local pagan deity, their [blood red] god of war. Islam produces bloodshed in any clash with competing systems. It is peaceful in its areas of dominance, but so too is a prison! My training is in management science. I believe in cause-and-effect – not ideology. If it looks bloody and violent, then it is. Therefore Islam is a violent religion! How do you reconcile these opposing observations?
From: Sulayman J. Ferguson
Thanks for writing this. As a Muslim myself, it really disturbs me how horribly anti-Islamic people can be. I even considered leaving the Republican party because of such vitriol I felt coming from them (though Democrats aren't immune either, but to a lesser extent). I never heard of "Mahomet and His Successors," but I found your treatment of it fascinating. I wish more Americans could be informed in this manner, you hit the nail right on the head that this is worrisome. What can we do?
From: Bob Cranston
I'm glad to hear Mohamet had an affection for Jews early on as I wonder what happened that he had 700 Jews killed in year 600 or was it 600 Jews in the year 700?
From: David Atherton
Show me anyplace in the world where Islam has power that you would want to live. The desirability of living in any country with a majority religion of Islam increases in inverse to the extent in which the government is controlled by the Mullahs. This is a religion that has always expanded primarily by the sword. Think of the Moslem crusades against Europe which resulted in the unfortunately failed European crusades against the Moslems. Are there nice Moslems? OF COURSE! Is the religion itself pretty severely flawed? Absolutely. Watch Europe. In 50 years when Islam is the majority religion, the countries will be totally dysfunctional. Look at the Islamic ghettoes of Europe now. You have a miniature of the future. It is not a pretty site. Look at the strife and murder and racism w/i the Islamic community of Black America. I think the radical right wing diatribes against Islam, while not pretty, are far closer to the truth than the whiney apologetics – based on emotion, not fact – of the left and the blind.
From: "Max Doner"
You are blind to the reality of what Islam is – I suggest you read the newspaper for the previous 4 years to find out – or better yet, read the books Human Events is selling – they tell the truth. Your ignorance is profound. Islam is truly a religion of murder.
From Jeff Jones
To answer your question, yes. Islam is an evil and violent religion founded by an evil and violent man, carried on by the evil and violent who have deceived many who otherwise would not be so. No student of history can honestly deny the horrible acts of violence Muhammad and his followers down through the ages have perpetrated on Jews and Christians. Long before the crusades (Jerusalem surrendered to Moslem forces in 638 AD), Muhammad and those who came after him made war on the non-Islamic nations around the Mediterranean, and slaughtered many Jews native to Israel (or Canaan or Palestine, if you prefer)…. From Mohammed through the end of the Ottoman Empire, Islam has been a violent faith that has been used to justify war. Unlike Christianity and Judaism, neither of which advocate the "convert or die" process of Islam, had to be grossly distorted in order to be used by apostates to commit acts of unjustified war.
From Oscar Okes
I must confess that I am confused [but] at the age of 73 I am often confused. However you like others of your persuasion seem to spend more time defending Islam than you do condemning those that commit heinous crimes in the name of Islam. I cannot find words that describe how I feel about those carrying out such horrific crimes against anyone that is an easy kill, be they agnostic, Jew, Christian, Muslim or whatever. It seems to me that anyone with common sense would expect a thunderous condemnation coming from such a peaceful and loving religion.
CainAndAble 2012/11/16 15:15
Quote: qudus1: This thread is all to know more about our religion ISLAM!
1.what is islam?
ISLAM: means peace.
2.what are the pillars of islam?
There are five pillars of islam:
a. testimony that there is no god except ALLAH..and prophet muhammad (S.A.W) is his messenger.
b. as-salaat.
c. az-zakaat.
d. fasting.
e. pilgrimage to mecca and medina.
ISLAM MEANS PEACE / YOU Sure?? 1.what is islam?
ISLAM: means peace.
2.what are the pillars of islam?
There are five pillars of islam:
a. testimony that there is no god except ALLAH..and prophet muhammad (S.A.W) is his messenger.
b. as-salaat.
c. az-zakaat.
d. fasting.
e. pilgrimage to mecca and medina.
Rebellion 2012/11/16 15:47
Actually it means REST IN PEACE
Quote: CainAndAble: ISLAM MEANS PEACE / YOU Sure??
Actually it means REST IN PEACE
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