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  1. Seeking Wisdom

    • 2 April 1999 • 2 comments

    Consciously or otherwise, we all seek knowledge, understanding and wisdom, throughout our lives. It is a natural human condition, to seek, to know, to understand, to be wise.

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  2. Hajj: the journey of self-discovery

    • 5 March 1999 • 0 comment

    For a few precious days we participate in one of the greatest annual events in human history. We complete the rituals whose origins go way back beyond the time of Prophet Muhammad sws, to the time of Prophet Ibráhím alyhis salaam, and even further back to the time of Ádam, alayhis salaam…

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  3. Alláh’s Mercy

    • 29 January 1999 • 1 comment

    Numerous books and TV programmes about nature and the universe arouse our curiousity, our sense of wonder. In many ways, scientists are realising today, what our Holy Qur’án revealed over 15 centuries ago…

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  4. Human Rights, Human Wrongs

    • 1 January 1999 • 0 comment

    Muslims everywhere are always deeply distressed by any acts of violence against their brothers and sisters, whether it be in Iraq or Kosovo, in Kashmir or Palestine.

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  5. Our Elusive Search for Unity

    • 4 December 1998 • 0 comment

    The Ummah today numbers about 1 billion followers. But, when you consider our influence on world affairs today, it is very small. At every level, Muslims are aware of this, and we are calling for Unity.

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  6. Striving for excellence

    • 30 October 1998 • 0 comment

    Knowing Allah’s names is one thing. Knowing our responsibilities is another. We need to transform ourselves, from what we are, to what Allah wants us to be. This is not a destination, but a method of travelling.

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  7. Taqwa, Ramadhán and the Qurán

    • 16 October 1998 • 0 comment

    In the context of the breakdown of moral and ethical fabric of the contemporary Muslim society, it is important for us to recognize that the solution is intimately related to the functional link between Taqwa and our moral and practical values.

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  8. The Last Word

    • 16 October 1998 • 1 comment

    Any relationship based on fear is different than a relationship that is based on love and affection. Whenever fear is gone, we tend to act differently. If there is no fear, our attitude becomes different.

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  9. Our relations with non-Muslims

    • 9 October 1998 • 0 comment

    In Britain today, there are some 2 million Muslims in a total population of about 60 million. That’s a mere 3.5%. However, we are not the first Muslims to face the challenge of how to relate to a non-Muslim majority.

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  10. The Conduct of a Muslim

    • 25 September 1998 • 0 comment

    Whatever we do, whatever we say or even think, we must harmonise our actions and behaviour, with the Will of Allah, the natural law of creation, we must conform to the values of Islam!

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