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Amir ul mumineen (AS): Sword of the Almighty
Amir ul mumineen (AS) was ِِthe sword of the Almighty, such was his strength and courage in battling the enemies of Allah. His awe in defending and protecting Islam struck fear in the hearts of his enemies who knew that to come face to face with him in battle meant certain death. In the battle of Khandaq (trench), Amir ul mumineen (AS), at a very young age, faced the legendary warrior Amar bin Abdewad defeating him in hand to hand combat resulting in a victory of such
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Shehre Ramadan Ramadan is an auspicious month--a month of fasting, a month of prayer, a month of absolution, a month of abstinence and temperance, a month of bounty and barakaat for those who know and recognize its worth. Rasulullah (SA) says: "O Ali, Rajab is your month, Shabaan is my month and Ramadan is the month of Allah." Mumineen begin the thirty days of fasting with the rise of the hilal (new moon) of Ramadan and break their fast with the rise of the hilal on the first of Shawwal.		Milestones of the Burhani Era The Mishkaat: 4th Miracle Al-Jame-ul-Anwar: the name itself contains the word "anwar" which means illuminated. Allah states in the quran: "O descendants of Adam! Adorn every masjid"; illumination is the core in the adornment of any masjid.
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		Subtleties of the Arabic Language In Arabic, it is important to know the gender of a noun because this affects the construction of verbs, adjectives and pronouns in the rest of the sentence. There are masculine and feminine nouns. Certain signs indicate the gender of a noun automatically, but sometimes there are no signs and this is where memory must come into play. 1. If a word contains then it is usually feminine:
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Bayan Mubarak Says Rasulullah (SA): "Do not treat me as the rider does his water flask". Syedna Qadin Noaman (RA) clarifies this metaphor thus: the rider carries with him on his journey a water flask amongst other things. When thirsty he drinks from it, and that done, puts it away in any odd corner in the saddle.He forgets about it; only if thirsty will the water flask be remembered again.		In the Fatemi Library Daaim ul Islam - Zakaat Zakaat, the fourth pillar of Islam, seems the most difficult, the most challenging in that it is a test of sincerity, a test of conviction. Its benefits are felt in this world; its rewards are reserved for the hereafter. The Quran says, “Verily, triumphant is he who gives zakaat”.
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Fact File Maulana Ali Zain ul Aabedeen (AS) Zain ul Aabedeen (AS)---the celestial laqab of the Imam testifies to his unparalleled ebadat. He prayed a thousand raka’at every night; he was the qibla of worshippers. But how did the Imam (AS) acquire this laqab, Zain ul Aabedeen? One night the Imam (AS) was in the mehrab, praying. Satan took the form of a serpent and appeared at his foot intending to distract him. The Imam (AS) unmoved, continued with his namaz.


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Little Ones: Big Blessings		Healthy Living To get rid of pain… Draw your hands to your mouth and pray and three times. Then place your hands on the wound. Once again draw your hands to your mouth and pray and thrice. Then place your hands on the affected area. Draw your hands to your mouth a third time,
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Interview Justice Ahmedi Misbah interviewed Justice Ahmedi, the Former Chief Justice of India, who has held numerous prestigious positions in the course of his colorful career. After being appointed Judge of the City Civil and Sessions Court in 1964, he climbed up the judicial ladder to become Judge of the High Court of Gujarat in 1976		A smile expresses a gamut of emotions. We invite all of you to participate in a smiling competition. Send us a poem or a 300-400 word article on Amir-ul-mumineen’s (AS) kalaam “A smiling face captures affection.” The entry which captures the best of both worlds will have a place of honor in our next issue. (All entries to be sent before 20th Shawwal)
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Lailat ul qadar in Al-Jame-ul-Anwar. (1401 H.)