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    The concept of "yaqeen" (Arabic: يقين) refers to a state of absolute certainty, belief, or faith. It is a deep and unwavering conviction in the truth of religious teachings and the existence of Allah (God). The goal of yaqeen is to attain a level of faith and certainty that is unshakable and free frRead more

    The concept of “yaqeen” (Arabic: يقين) refers to a state of absolute certainty, belief, or faith. It is a deep and unwavering conviction in the truth of religious teachings and the existence of Allah (God). The goal of yaqeen is to attain a level of faith and certainty that is unshakable and free from doubt.

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    There is no difference between Arabs and Muslims. According to the last sermon of Prophet (PBUH) all muslims are equal, there is no superiority between muslims.

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    "Islam": Islam is a noun that refers to the religion itself. "Islamic" is an adjective that describes something related to or associated with Islam.

    1. “Islam”: Islam is a noun that refers to the religion itself.
    2. “Islamic” is an adjective that describes something related to or associated with Islam.
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    Madrassa is a place where students learn about islamic teachings from their teachers which are called "Ulmah" or "Mufti". Basically, madrassa is an arabic word meaning 'a place of reading or study'.

    Madrassa is a place where students learn about islamic teachings from their teachers which are called “Ulmah” or “Mufti”. Basically, madrassa is an arabic word meaning ‘a place of reading or study’.

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    Ayat al kursi is in the start of the 3rd para of Quran e Majeed . it is the Ayat of the Surah al Baqara and the Ayat Number is 254 ..

    Ayat al kursi is in the start of the 3rd para of Quran e Majeed . it is the Ayat of the Surah al Baqara and the Ayat Number is 254 ..

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