Arshad Gamiet

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  1. Metaphors and Parables in the Quran

    • 18 February 2010 • 4 comments

    “The Holy Qur’an is more than just the greatest work of literature in any language. It’s much more than a collection of amazing stories, metaphors and parables. It’s pre-eminently a THE book of divine Wisdom, the Criterion between right and wrong, the radiant guiding light to navigate our way through the treacherous waters of life…”

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  2. False Choices: Are you British, European, American or Muslim?

    • 1 February 2010 • 1 comment

    “A Muslim can be Pakistani, Bangladeshi or Egyptian by birth, British by nationality and at the same time be an obedient son, a loving father, a loyal husband and a helpful neighbour. One can be all this at the same time, with no contradictions. The contradictions only exist in someone else’s mind…”

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  3. Hajj Reflections 2009

    • 26 November 2009 • 2 comments

    “Here we walk around the geographical centre of Islam, the Kaaba, centre of our Islamic universe. Our tawaaf symbolises effort, action, in a constant, circular motion, centred round a fixed and immovable idea of Unity: Tawheed. Unity of belief, Unity of purpose, even while there’s a diversity of opinions and different starting points…”

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  4. No Mercy, No Faith

    • 14 November 2009 • 2 comments

    “Allah wants us to be constantly mindful of His Mercy, and to express Mercy in our dealings with other people…

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  5. Beware of Cultural Imperialism

    • 30 July 2009 • 0 comment

    Deliberately or naively, cultural imperialism turns people from the colonies into mirror-images of their masters: They become little brown Englishmen, and little brown Europeans. They pose no threat to the status quo, in fact they help to keep things as they are. They reinforce the false notion of superiority of one human being over another, one cultural system over others…

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  6. Faith is a 3-D Experience

    • 27 July 2009 • 7 comments

    “People without faith live in a 2-dimensional world; they’re only aware of themselves and what’s around them, the material world. They do not acknowledge the vital 3rd dimension: Allah, The One who created everything…

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  7. Meritocracy: Leadership of the most talented

    • 1 June 2009 • 4 comments

    The wise Caliphs of Andalusia were not only concerned with the welfare of Muslims. They were totally committed to uphold justice and to guarantee the welfare of everyone in their dominion, including the Jews and Christians.

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  8. Culture and Islam This is an audio khutbah

    • 30 May 2009 • 2 comments

    Sadly, many children grow up developing a strong resentment towards Islam, because their parents impose intolerable burdens on them, cultural burdens, in the name of Islam. Some examples are: the oppression of women, denying girls the right to education, genital mutilation i.e. female circumcision, forced marriages and so-called ‘honour’ killings. None of these despicable and barbaric practices has anything at all to do with Islam. They are pre-Islamic traditions that are totally forbidden for Muslims. Yet some uneducated Muslims behave as if this is part of their religion…

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  9. Culture and Islam

    • 27 May 2009 • 3 comments

    Sadly, many children grow up developing a strong resentment towards Islam, because their parents impose intolerable burdens on them, cultural burdens, in the name of Islam. Some examples are: the oppression of women, denying girls the right to education, genital mutilation i.e. female circumcision, forced marriages and so-called ‘honour’ killings. None of these despicable and barbaric practices has anything at all to do with Islam. They are pre-Islamic traditions that are totally forbidden for Muslims. Yet some uneducated Muslims behave as if this is part of their religion…

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  10. Khutbahbank re-design

    • 2 April 2009 • 0 comment

    The website is undergoing a complete re-design by nahrizuladib.com, which should be completed by the end of April 2009.
    For the record, this is how the website looked like from its humble inception in 1999 until March 2009:

    And this is how it will hopefully look like when it’s finished:

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