This article explores the Quranic miracle of baby Jesus speaking, affirming Mary’s innocence and his own status as a servant of God.
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This article explains the Islamic view of Jesus’ death, clarifying that he was saved from crucifixion and will return before a natural death.
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This article explores the rights, duties, and initiation of divorce for women in Islam as a compassionate last resort.
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This article explores hijab as a divine obligation, covering its Quranic rulings, spiritual purpose, and role as a “shield” for women.
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Hijab! Muslim women wear it for respect and safety, following Islamic rules. Not a new idea, but mandatory after puberty with non-family.
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This article highlights influential women in Islam, from supportive mothers and wives to experts in religious and secular sciences.
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Islam rejects original sin, teaching that everyone is born pure and only responsible for their own actions.
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Islam confirms guardian angels exist to protect and record deeds, but they only obey Allah and cannot be prayed to.
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Performing Eid prayer in open spaces and streets is a confirmed Sunnah, not a power parade. It is just a performance of an Islamic ritual and a sign of obedience and gratitude to Allah. Explore how to perform Eid prayer correctly, and the wisdom behind this unique act of worship.
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Looking for the perfect way to say Eid Mubarak Wishes? This article explains the Islamic ruling on sending Eid greetings and provides a variety of ways Muslims wish each other a happy Eid. It also highlights the social and spiritual beauty of Eid, showing how these greetings reflect the values of Islam.
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Understanding the benefits of Eid ul-Fitr reveals the uniqueness of the comprehensive aspect of Islam and how this event strengthens faith, nurtures gratitude, and promotes social harmony.
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Eid vem da raiz árabe ‘āda, que significa “retornar”, refletindo sua natureza recorrente como uma ocasião especial e divinamente prescrita. Eid não é apenas qualquer festival; é um dia sagrado de adoração, amor e felicidade lícita, completamente diferente das celebrações criadas pelos homens, que muitas vezes se concentram no materialismo. Este artigo explora as principais questões sobre o Eid no Islã, incluindo seu significado, história, propósito, diferenças entre os dois Eids e como se distingue de outros festivais — oferecendo uma compreensão completa tanto para muçulmanos quanto para não-muçulmanos.
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