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Ten Good Manners For Hajj by Imam al-Ghazali trans. Abdal Hakim Murad

Ten Good Manners For Hajj by Imam al-Ghazali trans. Abdal Hakim Murad

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Ten Good Manners for Hajj by Imam al-Ghazali trans. Abdal Hakim Murad There are ten good manners which the pilgrim should observe. Firstly, the money he spends must come from halal sources. He must strive, likewise, to avoid carrying on any business while on Hajj, such as would occupy the heart and distract his attention; for his purpose should be solely to remember Allah and to honour His rites. It is related that ?at the end of time, four types…

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As a British Muslim, I advise you: Don’t be alarmed by Schwartz

As a British Muslim, I advise you: Don’t be alarmed by Schwartz

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Aftab Ahmad Malik* Like Daniel Pipes and Steve Emerson of the United States, Schwartz feeds on ignorance and fear to create, justify and foster a climate of suspicion and hostility. Whereas Pipes believes that between 10 to 15 percent of US Muslims are potential killers, Schwartz settles for casting suspicion on one million Muslims as potential Jihadis (read: terrorists). Rather than seeking out and defining the nuances of the debate, Schwartz opts for the easy option of reducing the Muslim…

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Shocking Statistics on Muslims’ Poor Performance

Shocking Statistics on Muslims’ Poor Performance

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as-salamu ‘alaykum, I got this from the Association of Muslim (school) Governors: Shocking Statistics on Muslims’ Poor Performance “In 2003-2004, almost a third (31 per cent) of Muslims of working age in Great Britain had no qualifications – the highest proportion for any religious group. They are also the least likely to have degrees (or equivalent qualifications).” (http://www.statistics.gov.uk/focuson/religion/default.asp – published on 11 October 2004) The statistics clearly illustrate that Muslims are severely underachieving in education compared to their counterparts and…

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