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  1. mufti Muhammad Farman Alvi
    mufti Muhammad Farman Alvi
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    There isn’t a widely recognized person called “Sabian” The term “Sabian” historically referred to various pre-Islamic religious and ethnic groups in the Middle East, but it’s not associated with a contemporary organized religion. Today, “Sabian” can sometimes be used to describe followers of certainRead more

    There isn’t a widely recognized person called “Sabian” The term “Sabian” historically referred to various pre-Islamic religious and ethnic groups in the Middle East, but it’s not associated with a contemporary organized religion. Today, “Sabian” can sometimes be used to describe followers of certain eclectic or syncretic belief systems, but it’s not a well-defined or mainstream religious category.

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  1. mufti Muhammad Farman Alvi
    mufti Muhammad Farman Alvi

    literally meaning of the word Nabi is informer but in the religious aspect, one meaning is added in that informer about hidden things that couldn't be known by senses. in Islam Nabi is a person upon whom Allah reveals his message.

    literally meaning of the word Nabi is informer but in the religious aspect, one meaning is added in that informer about hidden things that couldn’t be known by senses. in Islam Nabi is a person upon whom Allah reveals his message.

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  1. Abdul Haseeb
    Abdul Haseeb

    As-salamu alaykum! When it comes to determining if Facebook marketing and Ads services are halal, it's important to consider the specific content and purpose of the ads. Generally, advertising products or services that are permissible in Islam is allowed. However, if the ads promote haram (forbiddenRead more

    As-salamu alaykum! When it comes to determining if Facebook marketing and Ads services are halal, it’s important to consider the specific content and purpose of the ads. Generally, advertising products or services that are permissible in Islam is allowed. However, if the ads promote haram (forbidden) products or involve unethical practices, it would not be considered halal. It’s always a good idea to consult with a knowledgeable Islamic scholar for a more specific and detailed answer. May Allah guide you in your endeavors!

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