Surah 5: Verse 3 Hurrimat AAalaykumu almaytatu waalddamuwalahmu alkhinzeeri wama ohilla lighayri Allahibihi waalmunkhaniqatu waalmawqoothatu waalmutaraddiyatuwaalnnateehatu wama akala alssabuAAuillama thakkaytum wama thubihaAAala alnnusubi waan tastaqsimoo bial-azlamithalikum fisqun alyawma ya-isa allatheena kafaroomin deenikum fala takhshawhum waikhshawni alyawmaakmaltu lakum deenakum waatmamtu AAalaykum niAAmatee waradeetulakumu al-islama deenan famani idturra fee makhmasatinghayra mutajanifin li-ithmin fa-inna Allahaghafoorun raheemun Shakir: Forbidden to you is that which …
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1 + 113 Surahs in the Quran
15.87 And certainly We have given you seven of the oft-repeated (verses) AND the grand Quran. There is a separation between the Quran and the Al-Fatiah (the seven oft-repeated (verses)), With this in mind that would mean Surah Baqarah, currently 2nd Surah should be the first (As Al-Fatiah is an introduction, a disclaimer.) There is …
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INTOXICANTS: ARE THEY REALLY HARAAM ??
It is widely accepted in our Muslim community that intoxicants are “haram”. But no where in the whole Quran, has Allah mentioned intoxicants as “haram”. But He has mentioned intoxicants as the “filth of the handiworks of shaitan” and has asked us to “Avoid it”. Let us study in the light of Al Quran. RIJZ …
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How Supplications Can Be Effective
We come across many ‘Supplications’ in the Quran that Prophets and believers do. Let me put forward my understanding and it’s purpose of it. Let’s take this for an example: Among them is he who says, “Our Lord, give us in this world [that which is] good and in the Hereafter [that which is] …
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What Is The Punishment For Theft?
The way some Muslims interpret this verse makes them enforce the punishment of severing/cutting off the hand of anyone caught stealing. But is this the correct interpretation of God’s words in 5:38? Here is a translation of 5:38: “The male thief, and the female thief, you shall “eqta’u” their hands as a punishment for their …
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