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1. Spirituality versus Religion February 09, 2010 Contrary to popular belief, spirituality and religion are similar yet very different. Spirituality in my mind is a connection with a higher power, whatever you call it—God, the universe, your guardian angels, a positive life force, etc. Religion is typically organized and follows a relatively specific path of ideas and beliefs. Catholicism is a religion. Islam is a religion. Judaism is a religion. Where it all gets blurry is in our culture. There are so many books out there fueling the debate. God is Not Great by Christopher Hitchens is a perfect example of how misleading t... (read more) Author: Manny Goldman

2. Valentine's Day flowers in Pakistan February 08, 2010 St.Valentine’s Day is celebrated as a day of love throughout the world. History reveals that this celebration is solely related to life partners. Pakistan is an Islamic country. In Islam, there is nothing wrong with a husband expressing love to his wife and wishing a durable and everlasting marital relationship. As far as singles are concerned, Islam does not allow such type of relationship or gift exchange. Why? Well! That discussion needs another article. In Pakistan, Valentine’s Day was not celebrated until the onset of 21st century. Recent Dictatorial regime came up with the idea of ‘enlig... (read more) Author: jeenifar dissusa

3. Cremation Jewelry and Religion February 03, 2010 While there are no religious teachings that specifically address cremation jewelry, religious doctrine and laws regarding the practice of cremation offer some insight into the acceptability (or unacceptability) of cremation jewelry for people of various faiths. Abrahimic Religions and Cremation Jewelry The Abrahimic religions – Christianity, Islam, and Judaism – have traditionally preferred burial to cremation. Islam and Conservative Judaism strictly forbid cremation, while some progressive Jewish sects have adopted relaxed attitudes toward the practice. Among the sects that do allow... (read more) Author: thomas thomasgalvin

4. The Wardrobe of the Modern Muslim Woman January 28, 2010 There is no doubt that Muslim clothing is becoming increasingly stylish as fashion designers and style authors raise its profile, and western fashion designers are becoming inspired by modest styles. This is fantastic news for the modern Muslim woman who wants to look stylish, without compromising their beliefs. So what does 2010 have in store for the modern Muslim woman? Well, with Spring just around the corner it is time to start thinking about brightening up your wardrobe. The fashion industry is predicting that bright colours will certainly make a comeback, particularly pastel ... (read more) Author: James Brack

5. How to make love to God? January 25, 2010 Civilizations and religions, different languages have different names and symbols. Allah is the name most often used to make love in the true name of God in Islam. The Holy Trinity is the love in the true name of God in Christianity. To make love in the true name of God in Hinduism is Ishwara, ie driver Supreme Lord. To make love in the true name of God in Buddhism is the Four Noble Truths. There is no end of names and forms of making love in the true name of God. All are faithful to the demands of its name and form of God is satisfied with thinking skills. All who have entered their conscious... (read more) Author: GS Virk

6. Arabic alphabet January 24, 2010 The Arabic alphabet (Arabic: ?????? ??????) is the script used for writing several languages of Asia and Africa, such as Arabic, Persian, and Urdu. After the Latin alphabet, it is the second-most widely used alphabet around the world. The alphabet was first used to write texts in Arabic, most notably the Quran the holy book of Islam. With the spread of Islam, it came to be used to write many languages of many language families including, at various times, Persian, Urdu, Pashto, Baloch, Malay, Hausa (in West Africa), Mandinka, Swahili (in East Africa), Balti, Brahui, Panjabi (in Pakistan), ... (read more) Author: Badshah Munir Bukhari

7. Sid Roth together with Reza Safa Part 1 January 20, 2010 SID : hello, Sid Roth here. Welcome to my world where it's naturally supernatural. I wouldn't want it another way. I like that rarified atmosphere. My guest, Reza Safa, was a Shiite Muslim, And I need to tell you, coming from an orthodox Jewish background, I'm so grateful for your book,'Inside Islam', but I need to find out a bit about what your life was like as a young man. What did you think of God? What was your prayer life like? Let me know a few of these things. REZA : I got raised in a particularly non secular and radical home. My father was a Muslim scholar, and ever since I ... (read more) Author: Martin Tyson

8. A Review Of Malcolm X - He Believed In Peaceful Resistant January 12, 2010 Malcolm X was largely into Truth and Justice - but not the American Way. He felt "patriotism" was a crutch certain people were using to get at his own kind, as they were not letting them have their full civil and human rights. However, potent patriotic forces, albeit Black Nationalist ones, were what inevitably killed him. He had stood up to the leadership of the Nation of Islam, perhaps mostly as a political power play, and it had cost him. But he had grown in his appreciation of desegregation and the human rights of all people, and in his acceptance of the Islamic faith. While a mem... (read more) Author: Colon Bolden

9. The art of henna January 11, 2010 The meaning of the word henna is a flowering plant; the origins of this name lie in the Arabic language. It is also used as a girl’s name in the Muslim culture meaning blessed. In addition to traditional Muslim clothing such as hijabs and jilbabs, henna tattoos are an integral part of Muslim tradition. The plant itself is native to Africa, southern Asia and northern Australasia. It is a tall shrub or small tree that varies in height between 2 and 6 metres. It is actually a by-product of this plant that is used in henna art. The leaves are crushed together to form a paste which is appli... (read more) Author: James Brack

10. Best deals with the Muslim online community! January 08, 2010 The Internet–definitely one of the greatest inventions of the modern world! We are constantly facing its expansion, seeing how every day more and more cultures are absorbed into this amazing whirlpool or technology. No matter if you are part of an Islam community, Arabic or Jewish you are granted to find a wide variety of information available. Searching for specific subjects has been simplified by innovative search engines, destined to provide you with the exact info you need and nothing more. This is why, today you can search comfortably for details related to the Muslim online commun... (read more) Author: Angela Paul

11. Why Visit the Middle East on a Cruise? December 30, 2009 What can be found in the Middle East? It is said that Moses led his people out of Egypt here to the land now known as Israel. Christ was born here and crucified here. Muhammad walked the sands and united the tribes of Arabia here. The Middle East is the birthplace of Christianity, Islam, and Judaism. That in itself is a good reason to want to go on a cruise here if you practice any of those faiths. Jerusalem, Mecca, and the Red Sea are all part of the Middle East and all have significance in history and religious doctrine. Cruise deals to this region most often include sacred shrines and signi... (read more) Author: Sarah Van Rensburg

12. History of the Hijab - Exploring Muslim traditional dress December 29, 2009 The hijab is a type of head covering worn by Muslim women. The word ‘hijab’ is also used in a more generic way to describe modest Muslim dress as a whole. According to Islamic scholarship it has a wider meaning of modesty, privacy and morality. It means curtain in Arabic and a meta-physical definition of ‘al-hijab’ is a veil which separates man or the world from God. Hijabs have been a prominent part of Islamic tradition since the 1970s. Opinions as to how the garment should be worn vary from person to person within the Muslim faith. In the Qur’an the hijab is not referred to as... (read more) Author: James Brack

13. The Purpose of Life December 29, 2009 “If tomorrow is judgment day And I’m standing on the front line And the Lord asks me what I did with my life I will say, I spent it with you” ~Whitney Houston, “My Love Is Your Love” Lyrics “Only barbarians are not curious about where they come from, how they came to be where they are, where they appear to be going, whether they wish to go there, and if so, why, and if not, why not.” So said Isaiah Berlin. It is an act of prided ignorance not to bother about the purpose of life. How ignorant are those who think life is about hanging out with friends, making babies plus making mo... (read more) Author: Salim Boss

14. Best deals with the Muslim online community! December 09, 2009 The Internet–definitely one of the greatest inventions of the modern world! We are constantly facing its expansion, seeing how every day more and more cultures are absorbed into this amazing whirlpool or technology. No matter if you are part of an Islam community, Arabic or Jewish you are granted to find a wide variety of information available. Searching for specific subjects has been simplified by innovative search engines, destined to provide you with the exact info you need and nothing more. This is why, today you can search comfortably for details related to the Muslim online commun... (read more) Author: Angela Paul

15. The dichotomy of Non-Recognition of Islamic Marriages in South African Law November 29, 2009 Marriage in Islam personal law is a contractual sanctified bond that should not be broken except for compelling reasons. Polygamy is allowed in Islam and the marital contract of such marriages would be executed and valid immaterial of any civil law provisions that prevent the same and immaterial whether such forms of legislature are enacted. There is no Islamic legal obligation to have a written record of the marital contract. The law of Allah reigns supreme and is held by a Muslim to be the final authority. Women married under Shariah law only are prejudiced by the non-recognition of their ma... (read more) Author: Fredrick Matsheza

16. Night Life in Mumbai by Asif Asif Khan November 28, 2009 Night Life in Mumbai by Asif Asif KhanMumbai has its critics but to me its my home and a true mix masalla of all that India has to offer -the riches and undoubtly the poverty, Islam and Hinduism and 16 million people make this the best and most exciting City in the world. Mumbai of course is also home to the Bollywood film industry which is far bigger than anywhere else on earth, yes even bigger than Hollywood, with over 900 films made a year. The financial district where i work is 2nd to none and far better than either Frankfurt and Manchester where i once had the misfortune to be posted f... (read more) Author: ASIF ARIF pat

17. AN ISLAMIC PROSPECT OF PERSONALITY November 19, 2009 There are mainly two things which are the basis of a balanced personality in Islam. First it is; to be fearful with Allah and to be fearless with the rest. Secondly; it is to follow the true, accurate and factual Sunnah of the Prophet of Islam (SAW). Allah’s fear is the most prized thing in the human world which determines, explores, illuminates, and builds a true human personality to its greatest extent. It not only helps mankind to explore his own personality rather it leads towards a universal human oneness. A single smallest unit of Allah’s fear is capable to cover all kinds of pain and mi... (read more) Author: Dr.Equbal Wajid

18. Al-Shabab Accuses ONLF of Aiding Islamist Rival in Somalia November 17, 2009 The spokesman for Somalia's militant al-Shabab group in Kismayo says members of the Ethiopia-based rebel group, Ogaden National Liberation Front, are fighting alongside one of the factions of al-Shabab's former Islamist ally, Hizbul Islam, in the south of the country. The accusation runs counter to Ethiopia's claim that the ONLF has ties to al-Shabab.  Al-Shabaab fighters on patrol in Mogadishu (File)Al-Shabab's spokesman for the Jubba regions, Hassan Yacqub, spoke to local reporters late Monday, following a day of heavy fighting between the militant group and forces led by Islamist lea... (read more)

19. Make your trip special with Turkey tour package November 16, 2009 Turkey, a country that bridges a pair of continents, has been the cradle of numerous civilizations. Would not you want to experience your holiday in the mystical ambience of Anatolia that provides its guests the real Turkish Hospitality and loads of historical instances of Islam, Christianity and Paganism? Those who all are planning to explore the great country can avail the option of Turkey tour packages accessible online. The most amazing aspect about taking turkey tour packages from online Turkey tour operator is that they will assist you to spend your vacations in Turkey with comf... (read more) Author: Ashutosh Srivastava

20. AN UNTAPPED MARKET THE MUSLIN WORLD - GOOD THINKING OTC : FLKI November 13, 2009 For the last eight years or so, Falken whose product conceptions are globally distributed and best known under the Clean Plus® brand, has been slowly establishing beachheads in the Muslin world. Defying the prevailing conceptions of many that Islam was a threat, it has plowed huge time and cash backing its belief that the problem in these states was not one of extremism, but of sclerotic, overregulated economies that stifle entrepreneurship and isolate people from the global economy, depriving them of jobs, services and hope for a brighter future. Advantaged to a great degree from it... (read more) Author: John David

21. Obama Whitewashes Islam Christianity and Judaism at Fort Hood November 13, 2009 Yesterday President Barack Hussein Obama spoke at the memorial service at Fort Hood allegedly brought about by the Fort’s Jihadi Shrink Major Nidal Malik Hasan. The country is now gagging on the fact that both the President and the Jihadi shrink share the same name. It appears now that the Fort Hood massacre was masterminded by Imam Anwar al-Awlaki, on direct orders from Allah through Prophet Muhammad according to the plain meaning of the words of the Koran and Hadith. Yesterday at Fort Hood, the President of the United States of America, the son of a Muslim father and a non believer Chri... (read more) Author: Karen Fish

22. Varas Karim Kassim November 12, 2009 Period (1878-1958) Karim Kassim was the younger brother of Varas Bandali Kassim (1875-1956). He was born in 1878 in Karachi, where he acquired his formal education from Sind Madresa-tul-Islam School upto fourth class. He held a strong command in English, Gujrati and Sindhi languages. Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the founder of Pakistan was his classmate. Karim Kassim left Karachi most probably in 1908 and made Hyderabad as his next home. He built a beautiful bungalow at Prince Aly Road, Hyderabad. The bungalow was an expensive and also an exclusive construction. Prince Aly Khan also stayed... (read more) Author: Ibrahim Machiwala

23. Who is to be blamed? November 12, 2009 I found it very depressing and rather tragic on face book, some young new generation kids making fun of the great poet and philosopher Dr. Iqbal. It’s really is something very disgraceful and sorrowful for us to see what our new generation is learning. I grew up reading “Lab Pe Aati…” ,Bachhey ki dua by Allama Iqbal in school. Most of his writings are devoted to revival of Islam and deliver this message very movingly in his poetical works too. The vision of having a segregated State for Indo Pak Muslims was first put by him in his Allahabad address. The ninth of November marks birth day... (read more) Author: Sadaf Fayyaz

24. Soul Kingdom November 04, 2009 he soul is like an empire in which many aspects of composing. As the kingdom in general, the soul also has a device with the status and functions of each. In addition, in the kingdom there are also statutory procedures that apply to guide, direct, and control the life of the kingdom. So that the noble goals of the kingdom can be achieved perfectly. The soul has a territorial area that includes members of the body. Lust as the mayor the power and strength as a police anger. heart became king, and reason as the prime minister. King to rule them all, so the kingdom and the situation bec... (read more) Author: waluyo waluyo

25. Night Life in Mumbai by Asif Asif Khan November 03, 2009 Mumbai has its critics but to me its my home and a true mix masalla of all that India has to offer -the riches and undoubtly the poverty, Islam and Hinduism and 16 million people make this the best and most exciting City in the world. Mumbai of course is also home to the Bollywood film industry which is far bigger than anywhere else on earth, yes even bigger than Hollywood, with over 900 films made a year. The financial district where i work is 2nd to none and far better than either Frankfurt and Manchester where i once had the misfortune to be posted for 6 months at a time . Sure there i... (read more) Author: ASIF ARIF MANN

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