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    Asma Issa Islamic Scholar Certified in Quranic and Hadith studies

    In Islam, the hijab is considered an important aspect of religious practice for Muslim women. The term "hijab" refers to both the physical garment that covers the head and body as well as the main concept of privacy in behavior. The importance of hijab in Islam comes from various references in the QRead more

    In Islam, the hijab is considered an important aspect of religious practice for Muslim women. The term “hijab” refers to both the physical garment that covers the head and body as well as the main concept of privacy in behavior.

    The importance of hijab in Islam comes from various references in the Quran and the Hadiths. Here are some references that highlight the importance of hijab:

    1. My first reference is from Quran Surah An-Nur verse 31.
    2. Second reference is from  Sahih Bukhari – Book 65, Hadith 280 – Narrated by Aisha (may Allah be pleased with her)
    3. Third reference is  Sahih Muslim – Book 24, Hadith 5310 – Narrated by Abu Huraira (may Allah be pleased with him)
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    Asma Issa Islamic Scholar Certified in Quranic and Hadith studies

    Why Muslims are hypocrite type of question requires a polite and ethical answer to accurately address the reason behind it. When we say Muslims, that means the followers of Islam, and the concept of hypocrisy is largely subjective and varies from individual to individual. There is no way is this staRead more

    Why Muslims are hypocrite type of question requires a polite and ethical answer to accurately address the reason behind it. When we say Muslims, that means the followers of Islam, and the concept of hypocrisy is largely subjective and varies from individual to individual. There is no way is this statement “Muslims are hypocrites mostly why” representative of an entire faith group or community, as everyone interprets religious teachings differently. Every faith has its own individual standards and beliefs, so ultimately it’s up to each person to be true to what they believe. It would be irresponsible and wrong to make such a broad generalization about any religion people without being able to provide clear examples for the purpose of discussion.

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    The author of the Quran is believed to be Allah himself, as revealed to the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) through the Angel Jibreel over the course of 23 years. It was revealed in stages so that Muhammad would have time to read and understand it fully, before memorizingRead more

    The author of the Quran is believed to be Allah himself, as revealed to the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) through the Angel Jibreel over the course of 23 years.

    It was revealed in stages so that Muhammad would have time to read and understand it fully, before memorizing it and passing it on to his followers who would then write it down and pass it on for future generations.

    Muslims believe that the Quran is exactly what Allah sent down without any change, addition or reduction of its content over time, which makes it unique among all other scriptures in existence today.

    Many people throughout history have studied and written tafseers on the Quran, contexts, symbolism etc. However, none of them were involved in writing (or creating) it itself. They were just interpreting or analyzing its contents through their own eyes and understanding.

    Historically there are many individuals who contributed immensely towards preserving, protecting and transmitting Quranic knowledge from one generation to another through writing books about all aspects related to Quranic sciences such as Hadith (Prophet Muhammad’s sayings), Tafsir (commentary of ayat), Fiqh (comprehensive Islamic law) etc.

    However, ultimately it is only Allah who alone holds ultimate authorship rights for the Holy Quran scripture. The Holy Quran has been taught directly from Him to humanity more than thousand years until today.

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    Muslims represent the second-largest religious group in the world, after Christians. As of 2015, adherents of Islam total about 1.62 billion people, making up about 23% of the global population. In 2002, Muslims are projected to number 1.97 billion worldwide with a fluctuating 2% annual growth rate.Read more

    Muslims represent the second-largest religious group in the world, after Christians. As of 2015, adherents of Islam total about 1.62 billion people, making up about 23% of the global population. In 2002,

    Muslims are projected to number 1.97 billion worldwide with a fluctuating 2% annual growth rate. Muslims have grown as a percentage of the world population due to an increase in fertility rates, high birth rates, and conversions to Islam in countries where they are not a majority or significant minority, such as India, Indonesia, and Nigeria.

    According to the Pew Research Center, within five years, the number of Muslims will overtake the number of Christians. It also found that Christianity’s growth rate is higher in Sub-Saharan Africa than it is worldwide, and Islam is spreading fastest in sub-Saharan Africa.

    In modern times Islam has spread rapidly through population growth – over half of all Muslims are under 25 years old. Islam has also spread rapidly through conversion – about 10% of all Muslims are converts. Conversion to Islam has been facilitated by the fact that Islamic law makes no distinction between “innate” and “conventional” Islam; in other words, children born to Muslim parents are deemed Muslims.

    Most Muslims belong to one of two denominations, the Sunni or the Shia. About 13% of Muslims live in Indonesia, the largest Muslim country, 25% in Pakistan, 15% in India, 5-6% in Bangladesh, 2% in China, and 2% in Russia. About 1.5% of the world’s Muslim population is from the Americas, 8.7% from Europe, 37% from Asia, and 47.3% from Africa.

    A large-scale comparative survey conducted in 2007 by the Pew Research Center and “The New York Times” found that “the median age of Muslims was 25 years, compared with 30 years among non-Muslims; more men 55% than women 45% were counted as Muslims. The median age of Muslims in Africa was 28 years compared with 26 for non-Muslims; the median ages were 20 years for Muslims in the Middle East and North Africa region and 29 years for non-Muslims. Only about a quarter of Muslims were younger than 18, compared with 38% of non-Muslims.”

    A 2010 Gallup poll found: “Muslims generally have higher incomes and more education than their counterparts in other countries. Muslim Americans are more religious than other U.S. religious groups and have a daily attendance rate at religious services that is nearly three-and-a-half times higher than average America.”

    The CIA World Factbook estimates that as of 2010, 83.7% of all Muslims live in the Asia-Pacific region, 10.2% in the Middle East and North Africa, 3.4% in sub-Saharan Africa, 2.6% in Europe, excluding Turkey, and 1.7% in North America.

    In Conclusion.

    There has been much debate surrounding the number of Muslims in the world. While estimates are variable, the current estimate is at about 1.65 billion (2011). This figure indicates a growth rate of 2% per year, which is higher than the Christian population growth rate of 1.2%.

    A high Muslim birth rate and conversion drive growth in Islam and projected imminence of Muslim majority status. By contrast, high conversion rates to Christianity and a stagnant birth rate have been linked with the decline of Christianity worldwide.

    Some observers anticipate that Muslim population growth will continue fast, while others expect it to level off by the end of the 21st century.

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    Asma Issa Islamic Scholar Certified in Quranic and Hadith studies

    When someone dies in Islam or passes away Muslims used to say. Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji'un This is in Arabic and saying this means Verily we belong to Allah, and truly to Him shall we return Main purpose of saying Inna Lillahi when someone dies in Islam is to keep remember the day of death.Read more

    When someone dies in Islam or passes away Muslims used to say.

    Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji’un

    This is in Arabic and saying this means

    Verily we belong to Allah, and truly to Him shall we return

    Main purpose of saying Inna Lillahi when someone dies in Islam is to keep remember the day of death. One day this day will come to us too. Everything is temporary no one will live forever. Every single human being and living things will die. As a Muslim we believe everything belongs to Allah and only things happen whatever is the Allah’s will.

    No one can change Allah’s will and no one can fight Allah. No one can fight death and no one can stop his dead day.

    May Allah forgive our sins and send us to Jannah. Amen

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    Asma Issa Islamic Scholar Certified in Quranic and Hadith studies

    The Islamic faith was founded in the city of Mecca, also known as Makkah, which is located in present day Saudi Arabia. According to Islamic history, the Prophet Muhammad received his first religious revelations in the mountain of Hira. While meditating in a cave north of Mecca. Over the next severaRead more

    The Islamic faith was founded in the city of Mecca, also known as Makkah, which is located in present day Saudi Arabia. According to Islamic history, the Prophet Muhammad received his first religious revelations in the mountain of Hira. While meditating in a cave north of Mecca. Over the next several decades Muhammad traveled and preached throughout the Arabian Peninsula. Prophet Muhammad message spread around the Arab and thousands of people become believers. After that teachings of Islam reach around the globe.

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    The question of which Islamic sect is "right" is a matter of religious belief and interpretation, and it can be highly subjective. Islam, like many other major religions, has several sects or branches that have developed over time due to differences in interpretation of religious texts and historicaRead more

    The question of which Islamic sect is “right” is a matter of religious belief and interpretation, and it can be highly subjective. Islam, like many other major religions, has several sects or branches that have developed over time due to differences in interpretation of religious texts and historical events. Some of the major Islamic sects include Sunni, Shia, and others with various subgroups within them.It’s important to understand that within each sect, there can be a diversity of beliefs and practices. What is considered “right” can vary from one Muslim to another based on their personal beliefs and the teachings of their particular sect or school of thought.From an objective perspective, it’s important to recognize that all major Islamic sects share a core belief in the oneness of Allah (God), the prophethood of Muhammad (peace be upon him), and the Quran as the holy scripture. They also uphold fundamental principles such as prayer, fasting, charity, and pilgrimage, although there may be variations in the way these practices are carried out.Respect for religious diversity and tolerance for different interpretations of Islam are key principles in many Islamic traditions. Islam encourages believers to seek knowledge, engage in dialogue, and respect the differences of opinion within the broader Muslim community.Ultimately, the question of which Islamic sect is “right” is a deeply personal one, and it varies from individual to individual. It’s a matter of faith and conviction, and Muslims often follow the sect that they believe aligns most closely with their understanding of Islam. Interactions with Muslims of different sects should be conducted with respect and understanding of their particular beliefs and practices.

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    Asma Issa Islamic Scholar Certified in Quranic and Hadith studies

    Jesus himself lived in a Jewish culture and religion during the first century, his teachings and the formation of Christianity distinguish it as a separate religious tradition.

    Jesus himself lived in a Jewish culture and religion during the first century, his teachings and the formation of Christianity distinguish it as a separate religious tradition.

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    The question of Which is the most beautiful religion in the world? is subjective, and opinions may vary based on beliefs, values, and experiences. When discussing religions, it is important to be respectful, open-minded, and understand the depth of different faiths. Many people find beauty in IslamRead more

    The question of Which is the most beautiful religion in the world? is subjective, and opinions may vary based on beliefs, values, and experiences. When discussing religions, it is important to be respectful, open-minded, and understand the depth of different faiths.

    Many people find beauty in Islam due to its focus on love, peace, and brotherhood. Islam teaches equality among humans, regardless of their color or gender. Also, Islam teaches kindness, generosity, and a strong focus on spirituality and faith.

    The teachings of Islam support justice and fairness for everyone, regardless of their differences. Muslims are urged to show kindness and care to those in need, which is why makes it the most beautiful religion in the world.

    In Islam, equality can be seen in mosques when all people rich or poor, black or white, pray in the same place. That is also why it is the most beautiful religion in the world.

    Moreover, the Quran teaches us to act of kindness towards others. As a religion, Islam prioritizes treating others fairly and justly, regardless of race, gender, or religious beliefs.

    In conclusion, Islam is the most beautiful religion in the world since it teaches faith, love, brotherhood, mercy, kindness, peace, and love. Considering all of these teachings, provide comfort and peace for many people Islam became the most beautiful religion in the world.

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    Islam was founded in the 7th century CE (Christian Era) by the Prophet Muhammad. Before Islam, the Arab people were polytheistic and believed in a pantheon of gods and goddesses. Muhammad was born into a wealthy family in Mecca and was orphaned at a young age. He was raised by his uncle, who was a sRead more

    Islam was founded in the 7th century CE (Christian Era) by the Prophet Muhammad. Before Islam, the Arab people were polytheistic and believed in a pantheon of gods and goddesses. Muhammad was born into a wealthy family in Mecca and was orphaned at a young age. He was raised by his uncle, who was a successful merchant. As a young man, Muhammad worked as a camel driver and later as a business manager for a wealthy widow. He married a woman named Khadija and had several children with her.

    In his early 30s, Muhammad began having religious visions and hearing voices. He believed that he was a messenger of God and that he had been chosen to deliver a new message to the people of Arabia. Muhammad began preaching his message in Mecca and quickly gained a following. He and his followers were persecuted by the non-believers at that time.

    The Start of a New Era: When Islam Was Started

    According to Islamic teachings, Muhammad is the final prophet of God and God is one. Muslims believe in the Quran, which is the holy book of Islam, and they practice the five pillars of Islam.
    Islam is a major force in the world today, and it is set to continue to grow in the coming years. This is due in part to the increasing global population of Muslims, but also due to the fact that more and more people are converting to Islam each year. With so many people practicing Islam, it is clear that it is a religion that is here to stay.

    The Origins of Islam: A Historical Timeline

    It is also one of the most complex and nuanced, with a long and rich history. In this article, we’ll take a look at the origins of Islam, tracing its history back to its roots.

    The exact circumstances of its founding are disputed, but the two most commonly cited figures are the Prophet Muhammad and his son-in-law Ali. According to tradition, Muhammad began receiving revelations from the angel Gabriel in 610 CE, and soon after, he began preaching to the people of Mecca. His message was simple: there is only one God, and all humans are equal in his eyes.

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