Today, non-Muslims, and even numerous Muslims, have academic discussions about whether this the Isra and Mi’raj was a genuine physical voyage or simply a dream. Others propose that the story is figurative instead of strict. The larger part see among Muslim researchers today is by all accounts that Muhammad genuinely went in body and soul,Continue reading “Modern Observance of Isra and Miraj”
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Israa and Miraj in Islam
The year 619 CE. was known as the “Time of Sadness” in Islamic history. (It is likewise now and again called the “Time of Sorrow.”) The Muslim people group was under consistent oppression and in that year the Prophet Muhammad’s dearest spouse of 25 years, Khadeeja, and his uncle, Abu Talib, both died. Without AbuContinue reading “Israa and Miraj in Islam”
Slaughtering of Animals in Islam
In Islam, much consideration is given to the way in which creatures’ lives are taken so as to give nourishment, in light of the fact that in the Islamic custom, life is sacrosanct and one must slaughter just with God’s consent, to meet one’s legitimate requirement for nourishment. Muslims butcher their domesticated animals by cuttingContinue reading “Slaughtering of Animals in Islam”
Definition of Haram in Islam
Haraam means prohibited and unlawful things according to Islamic law. It is directly opposite to Halal. The dietary principles of permitted and forbidden nourishment are genuinely clear to pursue. The principles for how permitted nourishment creatures are slaughtered are increasingly convoluted. Islam imparts much in like manner to Judaism with respect to dietary principles, despiteContinue reading “Definition of Haram in Islam”
The Traditions of Salaam
The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) used to welcome individuals by saying As-salamu Alaikum and urged his adherents to do as such also. The convention helps security Muslims altogether and build up solid network connections. The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) once told his adherents that there are five obligations every Muslim has toward their siblings and sisters inContinue reading “The Traditions of Salaam”
Meaning of Subhan Allah
While there is no precise definition or interpretation in English, the term Subhanallah—otherwise called Subhan Allah—can be meant mean, in addition to other things, both “God is Perfect” and “Glory to God.” It is frequently utilized when lauding God or shouting in wonderment at His properties, bounties, or creation. It can likewise be utilized asContinue reading “Meaning of Subhan Allah”
Definition of Mimbar in Mosque
A brought stage up in the front territory of a mosque, from which messages or talks are given, is called Mimbar or pulpit in English. The mimbar is situated to one side of the mihrab, which denotes the heading of the qiblah for the prayer. The minbar is typically made of cut wood, stone, orContinue reading “Definition of Mimbar in Mosque”
Other Parts of a Mosque
We already discuss some essential parts of a Mosque such as Prayer hall, Minaret, Dome and prayer rugs or carpets. Now we will discuss some other parts of the Mosque. Mihrab : The mihrab is an elaborate, semi-round space in the mass of the petition room of a mosque that denotes the course of theContinue reading “Other Parts of a Mosque”
Prayer Hall and Prayer Rugs in Mosque
There is a lot of variety among mosques around the globe. Building materials and configurations rely upon the way of life, legacy, and assets of every nearby Muslim people group. However, there are various highlights that about all mosques share for all intents and purpose. Prayer Hall : Inside, the focal zone for prayer isContinue reading “Prayer Hall and Prayer Rugs in Mosque”
Two Parts of a Mosque
A mosque (Masjid in Arabic) is a place of worship in Islam. In spite of the fact that petitions can be said secretly, either inside or outside, about each network of Muslims devotes a space or working for congregational supplication. The fundamental compositional segments of a mosque are handy in reason and give both congruityContinue reading “Two Parts of a Mosque”
Dubai Umrah 