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Our Holy Prophet (PBUH) Adopts Zaid Our Holy Prophet (PBUH) was not late in rewarding Zaid for his incomparable devotion. He immediately took Zaid by the hand and directed him to the Hijir neighborhood where the Quraysh lived. He then addressed the crowd: “Oh, those who are present! Bear...

Yes and that one too :) I'll see if i can find it in the hadith; it's not in the Quran, but i read it in a biography book of the Prophet (saw) Zayd bin Harith was the son of Harith, of the Makhdhoom tribe that lived to the north of Mecca. During a raid, raiders had captured the boy, Zayd. He...

:) thank you A Cup Of Tea; I have to invite you over for a cuppa one day ;)

that story is in the Quran, but only when derived and do the general people not have an understanding of good befalling good people and visa versa?; they indeed do, for example, if a murderer gets killed, they'd immediately recognise it as the 'what goes round comes round principle'; this is a...

I understand what christians believe about Jesus [pbuh] Gab, but this is basically what all man-worshippers and idolaters believe; that their object of worship is infact God incarnate or something, but does that make them God?; the fact remains that hindus worship peaces of stones, and others...

Similar to Islam, except the man-worship part ofcourse! :D: Qur'an 3:64-71 Surah Ale-'Imran (The Family of 'Imran) Say: "O people of the Book! come to common terms as between us and you: that we worship none but Allah; that we associate no partners with Him; that we erect not from among...

however much you would like to believe all that GAB, yet distorted sources are not worth the paper they're written on! :p

Khadija's 'intuition' is common to all; everyone has a concept of 'what goes round comes round'; the bhuddists call it karma :); Khadija [ra] just knew that such evil will not befall such a good man! ;) the prophet's [saw] character before his Prophethood was such that, his wife had bought a...

Tawheed ar-Ruboobiyyah means to believe that Allah alone is the Rabb(the Creator, Provider, Sustainer, etc.) He has no partner in His Dominion and Actions. Allah alone has the power to benefit or harm, the power to change destiny, and He alone is truly Self-Sufficient (As-Samad) upon whom all...

the Quraish [arabs of Makkah] knew their bloodline decended from Ismael [as] and they knew that Abraham and ismael [as] built the Ka'aba, and that Abraham had started the pilgrimage and worship rites of Ka'aba, but they had ofcourse distorted and interpolated the rituals there is a verse in...

Re: Sufis Sufism Explained

Originally Posted by Popeyesays The basic quality of Sufism that sets it apart is the notion that one can enter into an ecstatic state and become one with God This however should not be taken litterally; it merely means that one reaches a state of meditation where he is intoxicated...

there was the basic understanding of the religion of Abraham and Ismael in Arabia at that time and specifically amongst the Meccan Arabs, as Khadija was, for Makkah was the centre of pilgrimage that was still continuing since Abrahams time, and the holiest of places of worship dedicated to the...

Re: Muhammad=74, Al Quds=74, Sufis=74 (hisab al-jummal [gematria]) If you dont mind me saying, this is a load of utter tosh! :D what next?; the 13657 times table? :D ofcourse if one searches in a book as vollumous as that, some words will match certain sums as will only be expected...

And just to clarify, this dont mean all non-Muslims are wicked, but the one's left in the end of time will be; as for now; there are different degrees of good and bad pertaining to non-Muslims; there are many that have not been presented with a clear picture of Islam and they just dont believe...

ps: there would be a raging battle just prior to Jesus [pbuh] returning, between christians and Muslims, in that the christians will be defeated; after Jesus' [pbuh] return, there will be a raging battle between the Muslims on one side and Jews, the anti-christ and all other non-Muslims on the...

Ahanu, you are ignoring the fact that Allah's Messenger [saw] interpreted the Quran, and the hadiths mention that he will die on his return; also there is a Quranic verse that very clearly expresses a future tense regarding his death: Aayat No.159 of Surah Nisaa' states : �And there will be...

there dont need to be any 'future tense' in that verse, for Jesus [pbuh] has only one life, not two; Muhammad [saw] went to the heavens too during his lifetime, but yet he had only the one life, and he died at the end of it; Jesus [pbuh] has only gone to the heavens for a longer period thats...

near the end the verse goes on to say that 'those who differ therein' obviously meaning those who differ with the view that he weren't killed, i.e those who say he died by way of crucifixion, only follow conjecture, for a surety Jesus [pbuh] was not killed; so there we have the word...

Abdullah Yusuf Ali: 4:157-158 That they said (in boast), "We killed Christ Jesus the son of Mary, the Messenger of Allah.;- but they killed him not, nor crucified him, but so it was made to appear to them, and those who differ therein are full of doubts, with no (certain) knowledge, but only...