"There can be no prosperity where there is immorality; no oppression where there is justice; no justice where there is murder; no wealth where kin shun one another."
At the beginning of each Islamic lunar calendar, in various parts of the Muslim world the first ten days are observed as a commemoration of a most horrific and tragic event.
Tamim Ansary considers the history of the world through Islamic eyes. Starting from the same cradle of civilization, he explains how Western and Muslim perceptions of civilization diverged into two separate universes
Someday we are bound to come back to the beginning. Even the most distant pathways always lead us inward, completely inward, into intimacy, solitude between our self and our self—in the place where there is no longer anyone but God and our self.
FREE - This innovative, dual language, educational game, is ideal for second language learners. It teaches everyday words in a fun, interactive way with the help of digital Flashcards, and multiple Educational Games..
Quotation from the Quran, Surah Yusuf (12:64)Dried (skeleton) tree leaves adorned with pious phrases in beautiful Arabic calligraphy were produced in Bursa, Turkey, during the Ottoman period.
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