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  1. The advent of Muhammad (sws) as a mercy unto all mankind

    • 25 September 1998 • 0 comment

    On the day of his birth there were many indications of what were to come from this blessed infant. He was reared in the most perfect manner and complete in character: he was kind of heart and gentle of manner…

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  2. Supplication (Du’aah) to Allah

    • 25 September 1998 • 0 comment

    Unlike talking to our friends in a conversation, a du’aah or supplication, stems from a deep, personal need which no human being can fulfill, no matter how rich or important he or she may be, no matter how intimately he may know or love you.

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  3. Salaah: Our Prescription for Success

    • 25 September 1998 • 0 comment

    In our materialistic/capitalistic world where the value of every action is assessed in terms of material benefits, we are bound to be asked: “Of what benefit is salaah to me?”

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  4. Rearing Children

    • 25 September 1998 • 0 comment

    Our Nabi Muhammad SAWS encouraged parents to be kind and gentle towards their children. He described the suffering of parents in providing for their children as a “screen from the Fire” for the parents (Bukhari).

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  5. Moderation, The Way of Islam

    • 25 September 1998 • 0 comment

    A question most frequently asked when Muslims meet, is: Why are we so divided today? And almost in the same breath we venture reasons and solutions straight from sociology textbooks or try to justify the division as unity in diversity to quote the hackneyed phrase!

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  6. Islamic Education: Organisation

    • 25 September 1998 • 0 comment

    Allah reminds us to go out and “invite”, not to intimidate or to humiliate, not to hurt or abuse those whom we wish to guide, but to encourage, to inspire, to comfort and to stimulate them to do good. Let those of us who are teachers or parents take note.

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  7. Islamic Education: Duties of Parents, Teachers

    • 25 September 1998 • 0 comment

    It is your right to get up in the classroom and be heard! It is your right to contribute to the organisation of the school through student councils and other such bodies. It is your right to help decide what you need to know.

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  8. Islamic Education: Concept

    • 25 September 1998 • 0 comment

    Like food or sleep we have a basic need to know. True knowledge, or knowledge of Allah, gives us the strong motive, the dryfkrag to believe and to live correctly.

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  9. Islamic Dress Code

    • 25 September 1998 • 0 comment

    How often did you not listen to the beautiful voice of a Qaari reciting from the Holy Qur’an and express your satisfaction? When you appreciate the beauty of nature, and, indeed the beauty all around us, think on it for awhile: Why did Allah create everything so beautiful around us?

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  10. Importance of Parents

    • 25 September 1998 • 0 comment

    The way we treat others so shall we be treated. How often do we not see this statement lived in everyday life?

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