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Comment by Jamiu on May 11, 2013 at 10:46am

The Prophet, peace be upon him, asked all those around him who were not convinced of the truthfulness of his message to seek, to observe signs, to search for meaning while fighting the illusions of the self and its conceit. He taught Muslims - those who had recognized the presence of the One - to carry on their inner struggle, to remain humble and aware of their fragility, to seek to derive spiritual nourishment from dhikr (the remembrance of God), and to ask God to keep their hearts firm. The Prophet used to pray to God and say, "O Transformer of Hearts, keep my heart firm in Your religion!"
Thus, in peacetime, some were searching for truth and some were searching for sincerity, while they all experienced a new form of inner conflict that required effort, patience, and a perpetually awake consciousness. At a time when the prospect of the final establishment of the last religion seemed to be opening up , each of them was sent back to his or her own inner universe to seek light or forgiveness, to find peace and the clemency of He Who constantly returns to those who come, or come back, to Him.from:jj_jamiu@yahoo.com

Comment by Jamiu on April 20, 2013 at 6:44am

What is the way forward? Are we locked in a permanent cycle of war, terrorism and death? Is the suicide rate of 6500 American soldiers a year an inevitable by-product in this global blood feud? Fortunately, public opinion in the U.S. seems to be slowly changing. A Zogby poll in 2010 “found that 27% of Americans now believe that the `most important factor’ motivating terrorists to attack the United States is that they `resent Western power and influence,’” while 33% still believe the terrorists want Islam to dominate the world. For the 33% it may be helpful to note that, according to CPOST, groups like Al-Qaeda, Hamas and Hezbollah are not working and conspiring with one another like a fascist monolith – “what stands out is that each is driven by essentially nationalist goals to compel target democracies to withdraw military forces from their particular homeland.”
from greenpeace!

Comment by Jamiu on April 13, 2013 at 5:33am

When one starts to believe that his or her provision is in the hands of another person, this creates a breeding ground for diseases, such as coveting what others have, doing whatever it takes to get it, and becoming angry when one does not receive what he or she expects.
The Prophet, peace be upon him, said that the Angel Gabriel disclosed to him, "No soul will die until it completes the provision that was alloted to it."

Comment by Jamiu on March 23, 2013 at 6:23am

The Prophet, peace be upon him, never put anyone to death for apostasy alone. Indeed, there were cases when certain individuals apostatised after professing Islam yet the Prophet did not even penalise them, let alone condemn them to death. Affirmative evidence on this point is found in the following incident which appears in the Hadith compilations of al-Bukhari and Muslim:
A Bedouin came to the Prophet and pledged his allegiance to him, professing Islam. The next day he came back, ill with fever and said, 'Return my pledge to me.' but the Prophet refused - thrice. Then the Prophet said: Medina is like a bellows which rejects its dross and recognises its pure.This was a clear case of apostasy, in which the Prophet made no reference to any punishment at all, and the Bedouin, despite his persistent renunciation of Islam was left to go unharmed. from jj_jamiu@yahoo.com

Comment by Tazeem akhtar on January 8, 2013 at 9:32am

salaam to you all sisters thank you 

Comment by The Rabbani Project on July 17, 2012 at 12:26pm

MashAllah its amazing the poetry that has been pouring in so far... we are so excited!!! Thank you to everyone who have sent in thier poems .... and so the Deadline has been extended to 30th September.. to give you all another oppurtunity and a bit more time to write something specifically for the Seerah Have a look at some of the chapters that you might feel inspired to write about....www.thesirahproject.com and then email it in to therabbaniproject@hotmail.co.uk!! May Allah accept and purify our intentions in dedicating the 'Illuminated Verses' Poetry book to his Beloved Prophet ( Peace be upon him)

also check out the video:-

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k7N0cZOQKoQ

Comment by The Rabbani Project on June 29, 2012 at 7:43am

Bismillah Ar-Rahmaan Ar-Raheem

Assalaamualaikum,

The Rabbani Project is currently working on a book of poetry, dedicated to the blessed Prophet Muhammad (pbuh); a seerah (biography) of his life and honoured example.

We are appealing for poets who have been inspired by the most beloved Prophet (pbuh), from around the globe to contribute to this amazing book. Poetry touches the heart in ways that other forms of literature do not, and we pray that this book will not only touch the hearts of readers, but also express a fragment of the love in our hearts for the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh).

If you have a passion for poetry and would love to be part of this amazing gift, then please do submit your material to be considered for this book, or contact us for more information, via email at therabbaniproject@hotmail.co.uk .

All entries must be received before Monday16th July 2012

Comment by heba mohamedaboelhassan on September 17, 2011 at 6:48pm

السلام عليكم و رحمة الله و بركاته اخواتى فى الله 

ارجوا ان اجد بينكم ضالتى و اجد من يتحدث العربيه ان شاء الله احبكم  فى الله 

 

Comment by Norah Deen on July 21, 2011 at 12:07pm

:)  THANKS SIS   SALAAM

Comment by Norah Deen on July 19, 2011 at 8:18pm

salaam alaikum  Sara, what happened with the boys?   i was thinking of adopting or fostering a lil girl between 3-6. i am 30 and live in alabama and unmarried.   i just kept thinking about these boys once i read ur comment. i hope they r ok.salaams

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