There are three levels of belief that Muslims should aspire to. They are:
Islam – The easiest level attained by simply taking Shahada and fulfilling the five pillars. This person is called a Muslim.Imaan – The second level is when we sincerely and truly accept the articles of Islamic faith. This person is called a Mu’min.
Ihsaan ...
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A Thought Provoking Incident
[The following has been extracted from the kitab by Faqih Abu Lais Samarqandi (A.R.), titled "Admonition for the Neglectful" (Part 1) (Original version: 'Tambhi ul Gafileen'). Many Sufi Scholars use this book for their mureeds (disciples) spiritual upbringing.]
Hadhrat Jibreel (A.S) related to Rasulullaah (sallAllaahu-alaihi wasallam) the incident of a person who lived ...
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Jesus is the most important historical figure that separates the three primary monotheistic faiths, i.e. Islam, Christianity, and Judaism. The role of Jesus in Islam is much different than either Christianity or Judaism, and his role also differs between those two faiths as well.
Jesus In Islam, Christianity, And Judaism
Jesus In Islam
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I don't know who wrote this poem about Prophet Muhammed (peace be upon him) but it sounds nice.
There was a time in my youth,
When Islam was only a custom.
They said "say there is no diety except God,..
And pray, you'll go ...
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The Purpose of the Prophets in Islam
Before talking about the prophets in Islam, I would like to give you an analogy. Well, it’s kind of like a story and an analogy, but it should help explain the significance of the prophets in Islam.
I remember when I ...
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