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Written by Sheikh Khaled Alazhari
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Thursday, 24 June 2010 18:53 |
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Q. Is it permissible for a Muslim to work for the government in a non-Muslim country?
A. There is no issue if a Muslim works for the government, or if a person works with non-Muslims, as long as they are not engaging in prohibited behaviour, such as selling alcohol.
Q. One hadith says that Allah will seal the heart of a person who misses Jummah (Friday) prayers three times. If this has happened, how does a person know that Allah has unsealed their heart?
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Written by Um Khaleel
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Thursday, 20 May 2010 22:59 |
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Islam is in the western world to stay but it is not necessary welcome. Being bombarded with images of Muslims behaving badly, non-Muslims around the world especially in North America and Europe are increasingly expressing anti-Muslim sentiment.
As a result, many Muslims encounter some form of discrimination periodically be it in their daily lives or through the media. This, coupled with dealing with less than ideal conditions in many of our home countries, is making many Muslims very stressed.
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Written by Ahmed Khalil
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Sunday, 16 May 2010 22:14 |
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Perhaps the title of this short article would make you say, “Here’s a hadith (Prophetic narration) about the fantastic, unimaginably wonderful things in paradise!” But the truth is that the wonders referred to in this hadith are very much attainable in the here and now, and very much pertain to our day-to-day life. This hadith in fact, it is the key to happiness itself!
The hadith is narrated in Sahih Muslim, where the Prophet (peace be upon him) said,
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Written by Yahya Abdul Rahman
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Sunday, 16 May 2010 22:02 |
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Sometimes it is the case that we find ourselves in the grip of a sinful habit that, despite our numerous efforts to desist from that habit, we return to it over and over again.
We pray to Allah for forgiveness and resolve in our hearts not to do it again, but in no time we find ourselves right back where we started and our hearts become filled with despair. It is during these times that our enemy - the great deceiver and subtle whisperer who is intent on our utter perdition - pays us a visit. He, shaytan (the devil) inserts suggestions into our minds, such as the following:
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