Arshad Gamiet

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  1. Culture and Islam

    • 30 May 2009 • 2 comments

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  2. Culture and Islam

    • 27 May 2009 • 5 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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  3. 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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  4. Adversity Shapes Good Character

    • 13 February 2009 • 0 comment

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  5. Adversity Shapes Good Character

    • 13 February 2009 • 4 comments

    It means to accept that whatever happens, good or bad, as it comes from Allah, with His permission. Even If the whole world is in chaos, He is still firmly in control. He allows things to happen for a purpose…

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  6. The “Problem” of Suffering

    • 5 December 2008 • 10 comments

    Some people argue, that if God is Love, if Allah is All Merciful, then why do people suffer? There are so many earthquakes, floods, volcanoes; there’s so much warfare, hunger and disease: Why do innocent men, women and children have to endure unspeakable hardship?

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  7. The Gift of Mi’raj

    • 8 August 2008 • 1 comment

    This momentous event occurred more than 14 centuries ago. Then, as now, it aroused the sceptics and cynics to dismiss it as a fantasy, as a delusion. How can someone travel hundreds of miles in one night, and then claim to have travelled through the heavens to the throne of God?

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  8. Community

    • 11 July 2008 • 0 comment

    We are indeed an Ummah in miniature. We, too have to invite to what is right and forbid what’s wrong. This principle goes right down to the individual. You and I must win the lifelong struggle against the lower nafs, the lower self…

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  9. Welcome to our local mosque!

    • 7 July 2008 • 0 comment

    Even when I pray at home, in my mind’s eye I know that others are praying too, at that same moment, somewhere around the world, and we are all facing in the same direction, even if we cannot see each other…

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  10. Cyclones, earthquakes and Allah’s Mercy

    • 6 June 2008 • 4 comments

    Human beings are forgetful, and we need constant reminders as to who we are, why we are here, and to whom we owe a debt of gratitude. All our acts of worship, our Salaah, Zakaat, our fasting and Hajj, are actually reminders of this unique relationship…

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