Knowledge and belief cannot be separated; both are intertwined, one affects the other. It is extremely important for a mumin's child to obtain education in an environment which is conducive to the protection, preservation, and practice of those beliefs and values.
Labid bin al A'sam; a Jew- cast a spell on Rasulullah(SAW). He tied eleven knots in some red and yellow threads and placed them in a well in Medina. Rasulullah(SAW) was physically affected by this spell. He was unable to see or hear, nor could he speak eat or drink.
Jibraeel came to Rasulullah (SAW) and informed him of the spell
Ta'if. Weary of the persecution of the mushrekeen, Rasulullah (SAW) found shade under a tree in the private orchard of 'Utba bin Waleed. Word was sent to 'Utba that Mohammed (SAW) had honored his house and was thirsty. 'Utba presented a bunch of eighteen grapes to Rasulullah (SAW)
Syedi Yusuf Bhaisaheb Najmuddin once said to me, Why don’t you build your name in the government so that you yourself become an influence? This is what inspired me...
"Mankind is the family of Allah, and most beloved unto Allah is he who benefits mankind and makes others happy" says Rasulullah (SAW). The chapter on Ataaya is about doing good deeds-m'aroof.
Giving must be accompanied by three things,
Nooh Nabi (AS) is the second of the Anbiya after Adam (AS). His name was Abdul-Gaffar. It is said that the name Nooh is derived from the Arabic "an-Noh" meaning to wail and mourn.
Muawiya wrote to Imam Hasan (SA) asking to sign a peace treaty. Imam Hasan (SA) refused, whereupon Muawiyah resorted to treachery and bribery and lured a majority of the Imam's army to desert and side with him.
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Aqa Maula (TUS) we present to you the 20th issue of Misbah,
and we shall continue to seek dua mubarak for future issues. Our
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"Mankind is the family of Allah, and most beloved unto Allah is he who benefits mankind and makes others happy" says Rasulullah (SAW). The chapter on Ataaya is about doing good deeds-m'aroof.
