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  1. Obaid Ullah
    Obaid Ullah

    Barzakh is an Arabic word which translates to a veil or partition. There are a lot of instances of this word in Qur'an too. However in popular context, the Barzakh means part of the other world. As per prophetic traditions, Barzakh refers to a space where all the Arwaah (spirits) of mankind will havRead more

    Barzakh is an Arabic word which translates to a veil or partition. There are a lot of instances of this word in Qur’an too. However in popular context, the Barzakh means part of the other world. As per prophetic traditions, Barzakh refers to a space where all the Arwaah (spirits) of mankind will have to stay & wait until the day of judgment.

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  1. Muhammad Ali
    Muhammad Ali

    Khushu means submission to ALLAH and tranquility. A servant’s regarding his/her self low and servile, and submitting to Almighty Allah with his/her heart full of tremble and fear before Allah’s magnificence, being humble and submissive before the All-Knower of the unseen. In order to develop it in nRead more

    Khushu means submission to ALLAH and tranquility. A servant’s regarding his/her self low and servile, and submitting to Almighty Allah with his/her heart full of tremble and fear before Allah’s magnificence, being humble and submissive before the All-Knower of the unseen.

    In order to develop it in namaz, you should have fear of almighty ALLAH that he knows what’s inside my heart and mind and think about the scenario of the day of judgement and remember that he is merciful.

    InshAllah by the time, Khushu and khudu develop in your namaz.

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  1. Asma Issa
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    Asma Issa Islamic Scholar Certified in Quranic and Hadith studies

    Shintoism is Japanese primary traditional religion, which is well the source of history and culture in the country. Shinto, which means "the Way of the Gods," believes that kami, or spirits live in nature and man made objects. The main part of Shinto rituals is to honor the gods or kami and requestRead more

    Shintoism is Japanese primary traditional religion, which is well the source of history and culture in the country. Shinto, which means “the Way of the Gods,” believes that kami, or spirits live in nature and man made objects. The main part of Shinto rituals is to honor the gods or kami and request their favor through rituals, ceremonies, and offerings.

    The second important religious impact in Japan is from Buddhism which came from the Asian mainland around the 6th century A.D. In the long run, Buddhism mixed with Shinto beliefs and became Shinbutsu-shugo. They have similar practices where elements of both religions exist peacefully. Japanese people contend themselves with both Shinto and Buddhist traditions, celebrating the rituals and festivals of both religions.

    In addition to these three major religions, Japanese have a wide variety of smaller religious groups, consisting of Christianity, Islam, and others.

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  1. Anonymous
    Anonymous

    Mormonism is a Christian church. Mormons call themselves the Church of Jesus Christ, too. The Mormon religion started by Joseph Smith in 1830 was based in the US. Mormons possess their holy book entitled the Book of Mormon. God the Father, Jesus Christ the Son, and the Holy Spirit are the three-in-oRead more

    Mormonism is a Christian church. Mormons call themselves the Church of Jesus Christ, too. The Mormon religion started by Joseph Smith in 1830 was based in the US. Mormons possess their holy book entitled the Book of Mormon. God the Father, Jesus Christ the Son, and the Holy Spirit are the three-in-one gods in the Mormon holy book.

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  1. Hafiz Mukaram
    Hafiz Mukaram

    Brother that's not confirm. It is actually not mentioned in quran o hadees. Some are different quotes but not final. We need to say I  believe on all prophet's of Allah. It is permissible to declare accounting of prophet's because if we skip or add any count of prophet's it has very strict sin. So,Read more

    Brother that’s not confirm. It is actually not mentioned in quran o hadees. Some are different quotes but not final. We need to say I  believe on all prophet’s of Allah. It is permissible to declare accounting of prophet’s because if we skip or add any count of prophet’s it has very strict sin. So, please do some before answer someone

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