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    Asma Issa Islamic Scholar Certified in Quranic and Hadith studies

    Politics is not separate from religion, but it is part of religion. The word "politics" is derived from the Arabic term Siyaasah, which means "to take care of something." In governance, politics plays a crucial role in managing people affairs and ensuring their well-being. Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) taRead more

    Politics is not separate from religion, but it is part of religion. The word “politics” is derived from the Arabic term Siyaasah, which means “to take care of something.” In governance, politics plays a crucial role in managing people affairs and ensuring their well-being.

    Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) taught us wisdom, justice, and the establishment of a proper system that prioritizes and protects human rights. The caliphs who succeeded him followed the same principles, ensuring that governance aligned with Islamic teachings.

    Furthermore, Jumuah is also considered a political gathering. In Islam, politics is guided by Allah and the teachings of the Prophet (PBUH), with the ultimate goal of creating a safe, just, and civilized society.

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    Asma Issa Islamic Scholar Certified in Quranic and Hadith studies

    150 prayers are obligatory in 30 days. In Islam, Muslims must perform five daily prayers. Over 30 days, the total number of obligatory prayers is calculated as follows: 5 prayers/day×30 days=150 prayers Thus, 150 obligatory prayers are performed in 30 days.

    150 prayers are obligatory in 30 days. In Islam, Muslims must perform five daily prayers. Over 30 days, the total number of obligatory prayers is calculated as follows:

    5 prayers/day×30 days=150 prayers

    Thus, 150 obligatory prayers are performed in 30 days.

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  1. Zoroastrianism or Zartishan or Mazdesna is an ancient Aryan religion, 3500 years ago and some traditions  which was reported in BC Persia. According to 2500, Qais is is is commonly referred to as Zartesti. Although the number of its believers is very rare, that is, there are less than one hundred anRead more

    Zoroastrianism or Zartishan or Mazdesna is an ancient Aryan religion, 3500 years ago and some traditions  which was reported in BC Persia. According to 2500, Qais is is is commonly referred to as Zartesti. Although the number of its believers is very rare, that is, there are less than one hundred and thirty thousand parsi in the whole world. But it is one of the oldest religions in the world. An Iranian Prophet Zarteshan also called Parsi
    Zarteshan-e-Sanwat was convinced.

    It claimed that two powers (or two God) are driven in the universe. An Ahura Mazda (Yazdaan) that is the creator of the supreme and soul of truth and righteousness and which is backed by the righteous souls. And the other people who are the power of evil, lies and destruction. The world is finally in good spirits of these two powers or gods.

    Zartesti is the three basic principles of religion. Guftar is good, pious, character.

    Fire is used as a symbol for Ahura Mazda because it is a pure and tahir thing and also purifies other things. Fire is always on the grounds and houses. That’s why they were considered flammable.

    Arabs used to call them Majusi.

    It is disbelief in Dian Islam

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  1. To perform a wazifa for marriage in Islam, start by cleaning yourself with wudu. Choose a good time, like after Namaz or in the early morning. Recite Surah Al-Fatiha eleven times and Surah Al-Ikhlas eleven times. After that, pray to Allah to help you have a good marriage proposal. Repeat this WazifaRead more

    To perform a wazifa for marriage in Islam, start by cleaning yourself with wudu. Choose a good time, like after Namaz or in the early morning. Recite Surah Al-Fatiha eleven times and Surah Al-Ikhlas eleven times. After that, pray to Allah to help you have a good marriage proposal. Repeat this Wazifa regularly with a sincere heart. For another more effective Wazifa read: How to perform Wazifa for marriage in Islam?

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