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Support Free Quran Distribution
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Please
support this project to fulfill the growing demand of Quran requests at
IslamiCity.
Our
goal is to remove misconceptions and share the spirit of Islam by letting
the Quran speak for itself!
The Quran for Non-Muslims project distributes the Quran to people of
different belief systems only upon request.
IslamiCity
is mailing several hundred Quran packages every month.
Join
us in promoting the wisdom of the Quran!
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here to
take a look at the request form. We encourage you to share this URL with
your friends and relatives of other faiths.
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Watch:
The
Other Definition of Kufr
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Faith,
Worship, and Social Responsibility |
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As with other sacred texts, one of the most important subjects regarding the Qur'an concerns its interpretation or tafsir. As a matter of fact, its language and communicative style require interpretation even for legalistic verses. The fact that the Qur'an is the absolute authority for the Islamic faith increases the importance of its interpretation. Beginning from the early centuries, Muslims developed interpretation methods such as recording the circumstances or historical context of the revelation-known as asbab al-nuzul. Whereas for early scholars, the asbab al-nuzul comprised the most important exegesis of the text-critical explanation or interpretation, later scholars attempted to interpret each verse of the Qur'an by collecting what the Prophet, his companions, and the former scholars had said about each verse. This technique is known as tafsir bi al-riwaya. And finally, Qur'anic scholars began to use their own opinions and the philosophical ideas of their times in interpretation (tafsir bi al-diraya).
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more.
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Paradise and Hell |
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Imagine
that you knew the angel of death was coming to you in a few hours. What would
your first thought be?
For
most of us, it would be: What have I prepared for the next life?!
Doctors
today speak of how people are living longer than ever before. In some countries,
people live well beyond 90 years of age. Some of us may delay doing good deeds
because we think we have a long life ahead of us. But, when Allah
speaks of the Day of Judgment, He tells us that people will feel that they've
only stayed in the dunya (this life) for a day or part of a day or even an hour.
While 90 years is a long time to live, it does not compare to eternity. People
will only realize that the next life is truly everlasting when they are standing
in front of Allah and are seeing it with their own eyes. This is why the
strongest motivation for a believer to do good deeds and stay away from sins,
after seeking the pleasure of Allah ,
is to remember death and the hereafter.
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All bazar
proceeds help IslamiCity's outreach efforts. IslamiCity.com is a non-profit
website
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Ingratitude:
The other definition of Kufr |
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Imam Khalid Latif
discusses the importance of thanking others, expressing
gratitude for them, and the dangers of being ungrateful.
Abu Hurairah reported:
The Prophet
said, "He has not thanked Allah who has not thanked
people." [Sunan Abu Dawud, Book 40, Number 4811]
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Poverty
I
believe that, as long as there is plenty, poverty is evil.
Robert Kennedy (1925 CE - 1968 CE) also referred to by his initials RFK, was an American politician, a Democratic senator from New York, a noted civil rights activist.
RFK was a younger brother of President John F. Kennedy and acted as one of his advisors during his
presidency and was the U.S. Attorney General.
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FACTS:
- 1.6 Million non-Muslims
visit
IslamiCity each year.
- 900,000 people have read the section "Understanding Islam"
- Requests for Quran & Islamic brochures received on a daily basis.
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