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Quran
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A FREE service to help you Memorize the Quran
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This tool helps, both children and adults, learn the proper recitation and memorization of the Holy Quran.
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Audio repeat function.
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Arabic script.
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Transliteration.
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English translation.
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Listen to Sheikh Siddiq Minshawi's beautiful recitation of the Holy Quran.
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Watch:
Why do we need Prophets?
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| How Caesar examined the Prophet |
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The Prophet wrote to the Caesar of
the Byzantine Empire, inviting him to Islam, sending a letter to him with Dihya
al-Kalbi. The Prophet directed him to present the letter to the governor of
Busra, who would forward it to Caesar.
When God had relieved him of the Persian armies, Caesar walked from Emesa [in
central Syria] to Jerusalem, out of gratitude to God for having inured him to
trial. So when the letter of the Prophet reached him, Caesar read it and said,
"Look for someone from his people around here, so that I may ask about this
Messenger of God."
Now, it happened that Abu Sufyan was then in Syria with some men from the
Quraish tribe who had come on business during the truce that then existed
between the Prophet and the disbelievers of the Quraish.
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| Role of the
Prophet |
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HISTORY RELATES OF MEN who distinguished
themselves by deeds and left permanent imprints on their societies; of prophets
who delivered the message of the true God to their peoples; of statesmen who
distinguished themselves in the service of their nations; of authors who left
monumental additions to the literary wealth of mankind; of conquerors who led
their followers to victories, wealth, and renown; and of those who by force of
personality or unusual calling succeeded in transforming values or completely
revamping the societies into which they were born.
Muhammad  ,
the prophet of Arabia, has fulfilled for his people a role that combines the
functions - of a distinguished prophet, statesman, author, and reformer. He has
earned for himself as a consequence the respect and reverence of countless
people, Muslim and non-Muslim everywhere.
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| Why
do we need Prophets? |
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Dr.
Jamal Badawi is "Professor Emeritus" at St. Mary's
University in Halifax, Canada, where he served as
Professor of both Management and Religious Studies.
In this program Dr. Jamal
Badawi discusses the need of Prophets. (28
minutes)
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Make things easy!
Anas b. Malik said:
 The
Prophet said, 'Make things easy and do not make them difficult. Calm people
down and do not alarm them.' 
Related by Muhammad Ibn Ismail
Ibn Ibrahim Ibn al-Mughirah Ibn Bardizbah al-Bukhari. Also known as
Al-Bukhari or Imam Bukhari, (194 AH / 810 CE -256 AH / 870 CE). A
famous Islamic scholar, born in Bukhara, in what is today
Uzbekistan. Best known for authoring the hadith collection named
Sahih Bukhari
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