#building a bond with Allah

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What Type of Relationship as Muslims should we have with Allah?

Islam recognizes that its relationship with Allah as its creator is its foundation of its existence. That is the foundation of our perspective about life and world, the way we are molded and formed, and even how we treat one another. But what type of friendship do we want to establish with Him? To this I will refer to the Qur’an, Sunnah, and the actions of those who came before us. So let us try…

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More, what WE Teach…

In The Name Of Allah,

Lord Of All Thee Worlds…

“What We Really Teach,… and Shall Most Definitely Achieve!”

We Teach; Allah is the Supreme being, the epitome of perfection (!!!) and there is only one Allah. Also, if Allah you will to see, then the “ALL” of the chosen, the few MUST come together, and Allah you will C-E-E, as well S-E-E. For Allah is God (always has been, always will be!!!) and Allah exists everywhere, in the heavens above and the Earth below. Allah is just and true, and there IS no unrighteous in Allah. Allah is seen and heard everywhere, NOT unseen… also known as the All Eye-Seeing.

We Teach: In The Nation Of God’s & Earths’, contrary to what you have been told, think or feel, You DO NOT DO WHAT YOU WANT TO DO, rather you do what you MUST!!!

We Teach; Supreme Mathematics and the Supreme Alphabet are the basics of our foundation, as well as the language of the Nation of Gods & Earths – God’s Mathematics, God’s Alphabet (Supreme Born God!)

We Teach that We are NOT racist!!!

We Teach that We are NOT pro-black!!!

We Teach that We are NOT anti-white!!!

We Teach that We ARE pro God!!!

We Teach that We ARE anti-Devil!!!

We Teach that We ARE pro righteous!!!

We Teach that We ARE anti-evil!!!

We Teach; The Colored People, like the Original People, have a nature. It is because of that nature, that we do what we do, as well as why we don’t do things the others may/or may not do. We teach that because of the Colored People’s nature, they will never be God or Earth, though they can be, and have been known to be, part of the 5% here on the poor part of the planet Earth unless, the Original People decide otherwise.

We Teach; Do the knowledge to the snake (Devil), and if you have not, or are not going to destroy the snake- A.B.C. (Always Be Careful ), or, leave them alone until you can or will, for they will surely sting another and another, as long as they are allowed to live!!!

We Teach; Every word that proceeds out of our mouths, as well, every thought conceived in our heads, is bound by a bond, which is subordinated by life.

We Teach; Everything and anything that comes out of the physical is subjected and due to be shown and proved.

We Teach; Those before us are Great (!!!) and those who succeed the Great are Greater!!! The Great are constantly getting greater, focusing on the Greatest (The Child Star of Life, a.k.a Seeds, Babies)

We Teach; The Devil is no more powerful than we’ve allowed and continue to allow. They have always sought the demise of the Original, by any mean as necessary, and they still do, each and every day, in countless ways!!!

We Teach; Our lessons are nothing more than a foundation. There is SO much more after Pluto! (Pluto is 3,680,000,000 miles from the Sun)

We Teach; ALL, in one way or another, derives from, or through, as well because of, the Original.

We Teach; The memorization requirement and verbal expression of one hundred and twenty degrees, 120 a.k.a. Allah’s Truth, is nothing more than 1/3 of our teachings, leaving a remainder and requirement of 2/3 (120 Knowledge +120 Wisdom+ 120 Understanding = 360° Understanding the Equality of thee Cipher.)

We Teach; Our national title, as of 1970(15,056), is the Nation of Gods & Earths, NOT the Nation of Islam.

We Teach; Who we are and what we are, is older than the Sun, Moon and Stars and as such, we have no birth record.

We Teach; The Nation of Gods and Earths is our a way of life, not a RELIGION and not a GANG!!!

We Teach; Pork, swine and the wrong foods are more than that which stems from the short legs, cloven hooves, bristly hair and cartilaginous snout beast.

We Teach; We, the civilized, have an obligation to teach, NOT just some, but ALL human families of the planet Earth.

We Teach; There are two kind of people on the planet Earth; Original People and Colored People. Either/or. No in-between!!!

We Teach; The Father was and is The Father by Attribute and deed, NOT our Daddy!!! We are Greater than he, as those after us, shall be even Greater!!!

We Teach; Jesus and Moses (Musa), are two of our many righteous brothers who came before us, and their teachings were not Christianity, rather freedom, justice and equality.

We Teach; In order for something or someone to be Holy, it or they can’t be mixed, diluted or tampered with in any form.

We Teach; The prophets have been unable to reform the devil, though we (The Original) can, we won’t!!! Instead we decided to channel such energy and capability where more is required and needed (Building our Nation!!!), and exterminating them whose mental and physical powers are less than 1/3 of that of the original; those who number one to every eleven original people.

We Teach; Truth comes in various forms, countless avenues and many vehicles.

We Teach; The Earth is the home of the human race, which is why of all planets recognized, as well not recognized, we know the diameter, circumference, weight, speed and square inches of such, unlike the rest of the planets (i.e. Mercury, Venus, Pluto, etc.. ).

We Teach; ALL thee above, as well ALL below is caused by Allah (God), in one way or another.

We Teach; The Original Man is by nature God, King, Ruler, He, Master, Savior, and symbolic to the S-U-N.

We Teach; The Original Woman is by nature Queen, Mother of Civilization, her and symbolic to the Earth, as well referred to as “Earth”. For Earth she is, and shall forever be!!!

We Teach; Those who tend to take things on face-value are the 85%, not the 5%.

We Teach; We the 5% here on the poor part of the planet Earth are aware of the teachings of the 10%, and believe not in such!!!

We Teach; The 5% here on the poor part of the planet Earth, teach that the true and living God is Allah!!!NO MYSTERY!!! Such is known and taught by us.

We Teach; Death is a reality and an experience that is not just physical, but as well, possible in other fashions and manners.

We Teach; Every 85% Will Not Be 5%,

Every 5% Will Not Be God

Every God Will Not Be Allah.

MANY Shall Come, ONLY Few shall be CHOSEN!!!

Those who are chosen WILL choose themselves.

We Teach; What is, always will be!!!

What is NOT, will NEVER BE!!!

We Teach; The constitution of CIVILIZATION is one having knowledge, wisdom, understanding, culture and refinement, and IS NOT a savage in the pursuit of happiness.

We Teach; The civilized MUST teach he or her who lacks, or possess not, CIVILIZATION; Teaching he or her CIVILIZATION, RIGHTEOUSNESS, the KNOWLEDGE OF SELF, the SCIENCE OF EVERYTHING IN LIFE, LOVE, PEACE, and HAPPINESS, as such is subjected and enforced by law( Prescribed Law ).

We Teach; There are several physical manifestations responsible for negative creations and realities, but have and can only do so by the allowing of Allah!!!

We Teach; Knowledge is INFINITE (!!!) and one should seek it from the cradle to the grave, from the womb to the tomb, from the day you check in, until the day you check out.

WHAT WE WILL ACHIEVE?

Ans… Access, possession and ownership of the 12 Jewels Of Islam (i.e. Knowledge, Wisdom, Understanding, Freedom, Justice, Equality, Food, Clothing, Shelter, Love, Peace & Happiness) in more than one way!!!

Made Manifest; Application Latik Seymou Allah (15,098)

*Note: Keep always and forever in mind; never, ever forget that our Brother, the Man who lived out and we commonly referred to as Father Allah was MURDERED( 6/13/69( Rest In Power!!!)) for teaching less, so imagine what those MURDERS(Devils) will do to you for teaching more!?!?!? Hmmmmmm? Also, there are other teachings NOT mentioned in this lesson.

A-B-C! Teach On! & PEACE!!!

*Note: If there are any add on’s, you are welcome to contact me at culture,cipher,culture,wisdom,God,knowledge,power,cipher,knowledge,knowledge. For I welcome any and all builds, and we can/will build…

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The Importance of Jummah (Friday) in Islam: Significance and Benefits

Introduction:

Jummah, also known as Friday, is one of the most significant days for Muslims around the world. It is a special day when Muslims gather in mosques to perform congregational prayers and listen to a sermon given by the imam. In this blog, we will discuss the importance of Jummah in Islam and its benefits.

The Historical Significance of Jummah:

Jummah holds great historical significance in Islam. It was on this day that Adam (AS) was created, and it is also the day on which he was expelled from Jannah. The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) also arrived in Madinah on a Friday. The Battle of Badr, a significant event in Islamic history, also took place on a Friday. These events have contributed to the spiritual importance of Jummah in Islam.

The Obligation of Jummah:

Jummah is obligatory for every adult Muslim male who is not traveling and is healthy. Women are also encouraged to attend, but it is not mandatory for them. The Friday prayer is considered equivalent to the daily five obligatory prayers, and missing it without a valid excuse is a sin.

Spiritual Benefits of Jummah:

Jummah has numerous spiritual benefits for Muslims. It is a day of forgiveness, and Allah (SWT) multiplies the rewards for good deeds done on this day. It is a day of great blessings, and Muslims believe that praying Jummah is equivalent to having performed an entire week’s worth of prayers.

Community Building Through Jummah:

Jummah is also an excellent opportunity for Muslims to connect with each other and build their community. It is a day when Muslims from all walks of life come together to pray, listen to the sermon, and share their experiences. Jummah can strengthen the bond of brotherhood and sisterhood among Muslims.

Conclusion:

In conclusion, Jummah is an essential day in Islam that has great historical and spiritual significance. It is a day of blessings, forgiveness, and community building. As Muslims, it is our obligation to attend Jummah and derive its benefits. May Allah (SWT) guide us all and grant us the opportunity to attend Jummah every week.

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South Pasadena, CA: A Gem for Comfortable Living

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Things You Need to Know About South Pasadena, CA

South Pasadena, CA, commonly abbreviated to S.P or South Pas, is a beautiful little city in the greater Los Angeles region known for its charm and quality of life.

Between Pasadena and Los Angeles, South Pasadena is a desirable place to live and a city that celebrates its rich history, excellent schools, and community warmth. This article will review some interesting facts about South Pasadena and why you would fall in love with it.

Rich Historical Heritage

South Pasadena is steeped in history, as confirmed by the well-maintained buildings and rich traditions observed for many years.

The city was officially associated in 1888 as one of Los Angeles County's oldest municipalities. This legacy can be seen in its captivating business and residential districts. Many of these buildings have been closely reconstructed; some are as tall and majestic as they once were.

Mission Street is historic and maintains its popularity as a center of century-old architecture. It has several shops, fashion outlets, and restaurants that contribute to the appeal of any good city.

The Meridian Iron Works Museum, located in a perfectly preserved 19th-century building, provides nearby residents and visitors with a view of the city’s industrial past.

Dedication to the Beauty of Nature and Sustainability

Among the beautiful things South Pasadena offers are the efforts to protect the city’s natural bonds. The city is proud of its growing, tree-lined streets and many parks. For example, let's consider Garfield Park.

It is one of the most famous parks in our community, and it is known for its plenty of green spaces, playgrounds, and picnic areas, where people can participate in various outdoor activities and community get-togethers.

Moreover, South Pasadena values its sustainable actions. The city has put numerous green projects into practice, such as town tree planting campaigns, water-possessed programs, and community gardens, which benefit not only the environment but also the lives of the residents.

Excellent Educational Opportunities

Quality education is a significant pull factor for families considering relocation to South Pasadena. The South Pasadena Unified School District is renowned for its fine traditions in education, which are testified by the best scores in state and national tests.

The schools here feature a top-notch academic curriculum backed by sophisticated technologies and many extracurricular activities that provide a healthy balance between studies and growth.

Vibrant Community Life

The local community in South Pasadena is interesting and diverse. Many activities are tailored to people of all ages and interests. The yearly July 4th Parade, which seems to be a most remarkable event, clearly depicts the community spirit and oneness.

Families, friends, and neighbors go out together to see fireworks and parades, eat delicious foods, and participate in festivities that will make unforgettable memories.

Additionally, the city features an attractive farmers' market that uplifts its agriculture and serves as a meeting place for residents to buy fresh food from the farmers themselves. A market like this proves how much the community values eco-friendly practices and healthy lifestyles.

Proximity to Major Attractions

Consisting of a quiet suburb, South Pasadena has a small-town atmosphere while also benefiting from its proximity to major big-city attractions in Southern California.

Downtown Los Angeles, whose cultural spaces include museums, theaters, and cultural centers, is only half an hour's drive away from us.

Safe and Inviting Atmosphere

Safety is a key factor in any community, and South Pasadena outperforms the other cities in the area regarding security.

The local police department is a critical stakeholder in the community through policies that aim to create an interface between residents and enforcement agencies, thus creating a safe environment for everyone.

A Particular Spot for Arts and Culture

South Pasadena has extraordinary cultural development; many different exhibitions, galleries, and festivals express art there. For instance, the South Pasadena Arts Crawl transforms the city into an arts district that comes to life with live local artists, musicians, and crafters.

Being part of the South Pasadena community offers a distinctive amalgamation of historical traditions, educational renown, natural beauty, and closeness to the life of big cities.

Being environmentally friendly, providing a safe environment, and supporting its cultural activity make this place a perfect location for those considering relocating to an area with tranquility and easy access to urban amenities. If you are drawn to its educational opportunities, community events, or small-town charm, South Pasadena is where people feel they want to live.

Architectural Diversity and Charm

A significant feature of South Pasadena is its rich architectural diversity, which contributes to the formation of a unique atmosphere that is very important for the spirit of a place. This area houses lovely Craftsman-style bungalows and extraordinary Victorian estates, demonstrating the city’s developmental history and the different tastes of its residents. These uniquely designed buildings not only help to make the cityscape attractive but also give residents the chance to choose from many different kinds of houses. All the neighborhoods of South Pasadena have a unique personality. This is true mainly by the design of the homes and the room layout, making it simple to feel at home even for someone who just moved there.

Improving Local Economy and Business Climate

Currently, South Pasadena is experiencing a healthy economy resulting from a vibrant local business climate conducive to small businesses and entrepreneurship growth.

The city, located near important business places like Downtown Los Angeles and Pasadena, also contributes to the economic prosperity of this area, offering many job and business development pursuits.

Local businesses also benefit from the presence of community-oriented policies and the community that supports shopping homes.

The business environment in South Pasadena encompasses Mission Street, full of unique boutiques and antique shops, as well as family-owned restaurants and cafes, which are one-of-a-kind and suitable for growth.

Accessibility and Transportation

Being well-connected and accessible, South Pasadena will likely attract commutes to Los Angeles and other cities. The Metro Gold Line light rail serves the city as a link between South Pasadena, Downtown Los Angeles, and the rest of San Gabriel Valley, giving commuters an easy and environmentally responsible way to use public transportation.

Find further information by visiting our website at https://southpasadenahomes.com/south-pasadena/.

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Marriage

I found a great post from the sesterhood IG account. I like it and then copy all their writing here, as a reminder.

"Mariage is about becoming a team. You're going to spend the rest of your life learning about each other, and every now and then, things blow up. But the beauty of marriage is that if you picked the right person and you both love each other. You'll always figure out a way to get through it.

In Islam, marriage is considered a sacred bond between two individuals who come together to fulfill half of their deen. It's not just about finding a partner, but it's also about building a strong foundation for a successful and happy life. One of the essentials is to work as a team. Allah SWT says in the Quran, " They (your wife) are your garment and you are his garment." This verse emphasizes the importance of mutual support and protection in a marriage. As a team, you should be there for each other through thick and thin. You should be each other's support system, helping one another through life's challenges. When one of you is down, the other should be there to lift them. Moreover, communication plays a critical role in building a strong partnership. It's essential to talk to each other regularly and share your thoughts, feelings, and concerns. Always remember that communication is the key to a successful marriage.

Lastly, always remember to seek guidance from Allah SWT through prayer and duas. Allah SWT has given us the Quran and Sunnah as guides for our lives, so we should always turn to Him for help and support in our marriage. In conclusion, marriage is not just about finding a partner but about building a strong partnership that lasts a lifetime. Remember to work as a team, communicate regularly, and seek guidance from Allah SWT. May Allah SWT bless our marriage with love, happiness, and success. Jazakallah khairan.

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10 Inspiring Quran Quotes on Marriage for a Strong and Lasting Relationship":

Marriage in Islam can be summarized as a sacred union between a man and a woman, established with the intention of forming a family based on mutual love, respect, and cooperation. In Islam, marriage is considered to be a highly valued and significant institution, as it provides a framework for individuals to fulfill their emotional, physical, and spiritual needs in a lawful and respectful manner.

Islamic marriage is viewed as a contract between two consenting parties, with the aim of achieving mutual happiness and harmony. The marriage contract outlines the rights and responsibilities of both spouses, and is based on the principles of honesty, transparency, and fairness. Additionally, Islam places great emphasis on the importance of affection, compassion, and kindness between spouses, and encourages them to build a strong and enduring bond based on mutual respect and trust.

Furthermore, Islam encourages the creation of a stable and nurturing environment for children, and sees marriage as the foundation for a healthy and functional family. In this regard, Islam promotes the values of family solidarity, loyalty, and cooperation, and seeks to establish a society that is founded on strong and healthy family relationships. In summary, marriage in Islam is viewed as a sacred and cherished institution, founded on the principles of love, respect, and mutual benefit. It is a union that is established with the intention of fulfilling the emotional, physical, and spiritual needs of both spouses, and providing a stable and nurturing environment for children to grow and thrive.

10 Inspiring Quran Quotes on Marriage

"And of His signs is that He created for you from yourselves mates that you may find tranquility in them; and He placed between you affection and mercy. Indeed, in that are signs for a people who give thought." (Quran 30:21)

"And give to the women [whom you marry] their mahr with a good heart, but if they remit any part of it to you - for you, to enjoy it with pleasure and ease - then do not take from it anything in return, fearing that you would harm in doing so." (Quran 4:4)

"And live with them in kindness. For if you dislike them - perhaps you dislike a thing and Allah makes therein much good." (Quran 4:19)

"And those who say, "Our Lord, grant us from among our wives and offspring comfort to our eyes and make us an example for the righteous." (Quran 25:74)

"And of His signs is that He created for you from yourselves mates that you may find tranquility in them; and He placed between you affection and mercy. Indeed, in that are signs for a people who give thought." (Quran 30:21)

"And do not marry those [women] whom your fathers married, except what has already occurred. Indeed, it was an immorality and hateful [to Allah] and was evil as a way." (Quran 4:22)

"They are clothing for you and you are clothing for them." (Quran 2:187)

"And do not consume one another's wealth unjustly or send it [in bribery] to the rulers in order that [they might aid] you [to] consume a portion of the wealth of the people in sin, while you know [it is unlawful]." (Quran 2:188)

"And marry the unmarried among you and the righteous among your male slaves and female slaves. If they should be poor, Allah will enrich them from His bounty, and Allah is all-Encompassing and Knowing." (Quran 24:32)

"And of His signs is that He created for you from yourselves mates that you may find tranquility in them; and He placed between you affection and mercy. Indeed, in that are signs for a people who give thought." (Quran 30:21)

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The physical confrontation that was Karbala was not difficult for Imam Husayn (as). He was the son of the Lion of God who had led the Ummah of the Prophet (pbuh) to victory at every step. He watched, learned and participated in these battles. His natural ability, experience and supreme faith in God produced a valor and bravery that is unmatched in history.

Rather, his challenge from Allah was a psychological one. And any onlooker, historian, or believer must marvel at the emotional strength of this man. I remember my own father remarking before he passed that as he has gotten older and wiser, his amazement at who Imam Husayn (as) was had only increased.

The Imam (as) was tested with the most incredible trial, more than any other divinely guided Prophet (pbuh) or Imam (as) before or after him. His duty was to not only ready himself but his family, friends, and followers for the ultimate test of faith in the pursuit of justice -- to maintain the bonds of love and friendship while building courage in those who would stand with him and counseling those who would lose his presence, his warmth, and his guidance. And ultimately, he had to remain calm and level-headed to complete the divine mission of his grandfather while watching his loved ones perish before him.

There is no trial greater than the trial of Husayn (as), which resulted in a remarkable display of emotional resilience and fortitude, or what some may call 'courage', but even that word isn't enough to convey all that was encompassed in him. Because it ignores the 57 years of learning and patience that preceded the event.

There is so much patience preceding the story of Karbala - the patience of Husayn's mother Lady Fatima (as) after Rasulallah's (pbuh) passing, the patience of Husayn's father Imam Ali (as) during 25 years of illegitimate caliphate, the patience of his elder brother Imam Hasan (as) while his leadership was compromised, and Imam Husayn (as) was watching all this unfold during his life. If we could give a title to that entire period of history from point of view of the Ahlul Bayt (as), perhaps it would just be titled "Sabr".

This is the lead up to Karbala -- 50 years of patience unfolding in a divine act of immeasurable courage.

As I grow older, after having a child and losing my father, I finally understand what he meant. How incredible it is to be more moved and inspired by a person and an event as you grow older, because you realize the immense fear and excruciating pain of losing your loved ones and how you would do anything to avoid it. Instead, Imam Husayn (as) embraced that challenge from God against his own natural instincts to protect those most dear to him to confront tyranny, defeat injustice and once and for all show humanity that an uncompromising soul lives free forever.

#Muharram #Ashura #Karbala #ImamHusayn

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Its beyond fascinating to me how people who know nothing about one another, come from different countries, different cultural backgrounds, people who’ve never met (at least in this life) can come together & build bonds so strong all under the institution of La illaha illa Allah.

Allah really said “ok you’re going through this spiritual journey back to Me, I got you, I’ll send you people who’ll help you through that journey.”

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The Reward of Learning and Teaching the Quran

In the Islamic tradition, knowledge is highly valued, and among the most significant knowledge is that of the Quran. The Quran is not just a book; it is a guide for living a righteous life and a source of wisdom for every believer. The role of learning and teaching the Quran holds a special place in Islam, and it is beautifully highlighted in the well-known saying: the best of you are those who learn Quran and teach it. This simple yet powerful statement emphasizes the profound value of engaging with the Quran and sharing its teachings with others.

The Quran, as the divine revelation sent to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), offers guidance on every aspect of life—spiritual, moral, social, and personal. It is considered the ultimate source of knowledge and wisdom. Therefore, those who dedicate themselves to learning it, understanding it, and imparting that knowledge to others are considered among the best of people in the eyes of Allah.

When we think about the rewards of learning and teaching the Quran, it’s important to consider both the spiritual and personal benefits. First and foremost, those who engage with the Quran develop a deeper connection with Allah. The Quran is not just a book to be recited; it’s meant to be understood and applied in daily life. By learning its meanings, a person becomes more aware of the divine guidance that shapes their actions, thoughts, and decisions. In this way, the Quran helps believers grow in faith and wisdom.

Additionally, teaching the Quran brings immense blessings. When someone teaches the Quran, they are not only benefiting themselves but also sharing this priceless knowledge with others. Whether through formal teaching or simply sharing verses and their meanings in daily conversations, every effort to spread Quranic knowledge is a form of charity (sadaqah). The more a person teaches, the more they contribute to the spiritual well-being of their community. This act of teaching is a form of worship and earns great rewards in the sight of Allah.

The impact of learning and teaching the Quran is not limited to just the individual or their immediate circle. It has a ripple effect that can reach far and wide. Communities that prioritize Quranic knowledge tend to have stronger bonds, a deeper sense of shared purpose, and a more profound understanding of the values that guide them. The act of teaching the Quran fosters an environment of learning and growth, where everyone is encouraged to reflect on their faith and take steps to improve their lives.

Furthermore, the Quran has an undeniable ability to uplift and transform people. The guidance it offers is timeless and relevant, no matter the era or the challenges faced. Those who dedicate themselves to learning the Quran often experience a sense of peace, purpose, and clarity in their lives. They find comfort in its verses during times of hardship and strength in its teachings when they face difficulties.

There is also a practical aspect to learning and teaching the Quran. In many cases, those who learn to recite and understand the Quran gain valuable skills that are beneficial in all areas of life. The discipline of memorizing verses and reflecting on their meanings improves memory, focus, and analytical thinking. Moreover, teaching the Quran helps build leadership, patience, and empathy as educators work to guide others with kindness and understanding.

In conclusion, the saying the best of you are those who learn Quran and teach it is a reminder of the profound importance of engaging with the Quran. It highlights not only the spiritual rewards of learning and teaching the Quran but also the personal and communal benefits. Whether we are learning for our own benefit or teaching others, the impact of the Quran extends far beyond our own lives and has the potential to uplift those around us. By dedicating ourselves to the Quran, we grow in faith, knowledge, and character, and we contribute to a better, more enlightened world.

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Can Muslims and Jews live together in Harmony and how to acheive Peace?

In today's world, the question of how Muslims and Jews can live together in harmony is more important than ever. The teachings from the Quran, Bible, and Torah shed light on how these two communities can work towards healing and building peaceful relationships. Let’s explore how understanding, mutual respect, and shared traditions can lead to peace among Muslims and Jews.

A Historical Context

Throughout history, Muslims and Jews have shared a complex relationship influenced by political, cultural, and religious factors. However, periods of cooperation showcase that they can indeed work together toward unity. - Golden Age of Spain: During this era, Jews and Muslims thrived together. They exchanged ideas in philosophy, science, and art. - Cultural Contributions: Both faiths contributed immensely to mathematics, medicine, and the arts. These collaborations highlight potential harmony beyond their differences.

Common Grounds in Scriptures

The Quran, Bible, and Torah provide insights that promote peaceful coexistence. Understanding and embracing these commonalities can pave the path to harmony. 1. The Image of God All three scriptures emphasize that humans are created in the image of God. This principle inspires believers to demonstrate respect and compassion toward each other. "So, , if they believe in the like of what you believe, they have indeed been guided." – Quran 2:137 2. Kindness and Compassion Each faith promotes kindness to all people, regardless of their background. For instance, the Torah teaches loving your neighbor. "You shall love your neighbor as yourself." – Leviticus 19:18, Torah 3. Justice and Respect In various verses, the Quran calls for fairness and respect among different communities. "O you who have believed, be persistently standing firm in justice, witnesses in testimony to Allah, even if it be against yourselves." – Quran 4:135 4. Peaceful Coexistence The Bible emphasizes love, respect, and peaceful coexistence with all people, including those of other religions. A key passage that reflects this principle is Romans 12:18: "If it is possible, as far as it depends on you, live at peace with everyone." - Romans 12:18, Bible This verse encourages believers to take responsibility for fostering peace in their interactions with others. It recognizes the diversity of human relationships and underscores the importance of harmonious coexistence. 5. Love your Neighbour Another essential teaching is found in Matthew 22:39, where Jesus instructs: "Love your neighbor as yourself." - Matthew 22:39, Bible This commandment highlights the universal value of love and compassion, transcending religious and cultural boundaries. The term "neighbor" extends to all humanity, regardless of their beliefs or background.

Emphasizing What Unites Us

It can serve both communities to focus on shared beliefs and values, rather than lingering differences. Here are ways to foster unity and peace between Muslims and Jews: 1. Interfaith Dialogues Organizing discussions between Muslims and Jews helps build understanding. These events can open hearts and allow both sides to share their narratives. 2. Joint Community Projects Working together on local service projects can reinforce community bonds. When they collaborate on initiatives like food drives or outreach for the needy, Muslims and Jews emphasize shared humanitarian goals. 3. Educational Initiatives Introducing educational programs that cover each other's history and beliefs can help dispel myths. Younger generations can grasp accurate perspectives, which is crucial for a peaceful future together.

Muslims and Jews live together in Harmony

Learning Lessons from the Past

Past mistakes remind both communities of the importance of cooperation. Conflicts have often risen from misunderstandings or ignorance. Learning from History Conflicts can lead to isolation, distrust, and anger. For a better future, Muslims and Jews can learn from history's lessons. The Path Forward Encouraging reconciliation is as important as remembering their shared history. It also includes commemorating significant national events together to symbolize unity.

Celebrating Diversity

Understanding each other's rituals and customs enrich our world. Here’s how both communities can embrace diversity: - Acknowledging Religious Holidays Recognizing and respecting each other's important holidays widens the cultural understanding. Muslims celebrate Ramadan, while Jews observe Passover and Yom Kippur. - Promoting Shared Festivals Planning mixed cultural festivals leads to joyful experiences that unite. Food, music, and common celebrations can create memories which lay the foundation for lasting friendships.

Recognizing Challenges Ahead

While many strive for harmony, it's essential to acknowledge the challenges that remain. 1. Stereotyping and Prejudice Stereotypes create barriers, making it hard for understanding to take root. Fighting prejudice should be a collective effort. 2. Political Conflicts Global conflicts often prevent interfaith unity. However, communities should focus on local relationships. It is important to treat each person as an individual, free from the weight of global politics.

Moving Towards Peace

Achieving peace is both a personal journey and a communal goal. Embracing the lessons in the Quran, Bible, and Torah can serve to remind both communities of their shared values. 1. Respect Each Other's Faith Tolerance goes hand in hand with respect for one another's religious beliefs. 2. Promote Peace in Everyday Life Every small act of kindness counts toward achieving lasting peace. Mundane interactions enriched with warmth can deeply transform relations.

Conclusion

In conclusion, Muslims and Jews can definitely coexist in harmony and build agreements through shared principles from the Quran, Bible*, and *Torah. By focusing on mutual respect, engaging in meaningful conversations, and embracing shared humanity, they stand a solid chance to achieve meaningful and lasting peace. Let us look forward together towards a brighter and more unified future. Read the full article

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Marriage Dua – A Guide for Muslim Readers

Peace and blessings to all our readers. Marriage is a sacred bond in Islam, where two individuals come together to build a life based on faith, love, and commitment. Many Muslims seek Allah’s guidance and blessings to ensure that their marriage is successful and filled with joy. Making a heartfelt Marriage Dua is one of the best ways to seek divine support. Maulana Rizwan Khan, our great scholar, has helped many people who are facing difficulties in their lives. With his guidance and Allah’s blessings, they live happy and peaceful lives. If you have any questions or problems, you can contact Loveduaghar for help from our scholar Rizwan Khan.

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Narrated By Jarir bin 'Abdullah: "I gave the pledge of allegiance to the Prophet for offering prayer perfectly, giving Zakat, and giving good advice to every Muslim." — Sahih Bukhari, Volume 2, Book 24, Hadith 1402 https://www.alim.org/hadith/sahih-bukhari/2/24/1402/

This Hadith beautifully emphasizes three pillars of a righteous Muslim life: ✨ Perfecting Salah (prayer) ✨ Contributing through Zakat (charity) ✨ Uplifting others with sincere advice

By upholding these principles, we not only strengthen our bond with Allah but also build a harmonious and compassionate community. Let's make these teachings a daily part of our lives!

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Sahih Al-Bukhari Hadith | Volume 2, Book 24 - Book of Zakat, Hadith 1402 https://www.alim.org

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 Islam, clothing goes beyond simply covering the body; it’s a reflection of our iman (faith), a symbol of taqwa (God-consciousness), and a reminder of the values we hold dear as Muslims. At Alhaya Fashion, we understand that what we wear is a way to honor Allah (SWT), express our family traditions, and follow the sunnah (teachings) of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).

In this blog, we’ll explore how our collection of Islamic wear nurtures faith, strengthens family bonds, and preserves the timeless traditions of Islam.

Clothing as a Reflection of Faith

Islamic clothing is more than just attire—it is a way to express deen (religion) and maintain modesty in everyday life. The hijab, abaya, and thobe all adhere to the principles of modesty as outlined in the Quran and hadith (sayings of the Prophet, peace be upon him). Wearing Islamic clothing is not just about appearance; it is about honoring Allah’s commands and upholding modesty in all aspects of life.

When families dress in Islamic garments, they align themselves with the values and teachings of Islam. It serves as a reminder that every aspect of life, even clothing, is an opportunity to draw closer to Allah. This is why wearing traditional Islamic attire is so important for nurturing faith, particularly in children, and encouraging them to grow in their worship and connection with Allah.

Building Tradition and Culture in the Family

Islamic clothing is deeply embedded in culture and tradition. It plays a crucial role in building strong family bonds. It’s not only about looking good; it’s about connecting to the Islamic heritage passed down through generations. From the graceful thobe worn by men during prayers to the abaya worn by women, these garments are part of a living tradition that continues to shape Muslim identity worldwide.

In many Muslim households, wearing Islamic clothing is a way to honor religious occasions such as Eid (celebrations marking the end of Ramadan and Hajj) and Ramadan itself, as well as everyday rituals like salah (prayer). When parents wear these garments, children observe and learn to appreciate the significance of modest clothing. As they grow, children understand that their clothing is more than just a cover—it’s a manifestation of their Islamic values and devotion to Allah.

Fostering Unity Through Shared Tradition

Islamic wear helps bring families closer by creating a sense of unity. When family members wear modest attire—whether for religious celebrations, a family gathering, or a trip to the mosque—a strong bond forms. For Muslims, dressing in modest clothing is a daily reminder of their shared faith and commitment to the values of Islam.

For children, wearing Islamic clothing such as the Emirati thobe or modest attire instills a sense of belonging to the ummah (community). These garments connect them to their faith, culture, and family, helping them understand the importance of adab (manners) and akhlaq (moral character). When children see their parents dressed in this way, they associate it with a sense of pride, respect, and spiritual fulfillment.

Promoting Modesty and Dignity

In Islam, modesty is a cornerstone of faith. The concept of haya (modesty) extends beyond the way we dress; it influences how we conduct ourselves in every aspect of life. Islamic clothing plays a significant role in fostering this value, especially for children, who are learning how to navigate the world.

When children wear modest Islamic attire such as a thobe, they are not only engaging with their faith practically, but also learning the importance of humility and respect. These garments remind them of the responsibility to dress with dignity, following the example of the Prophet (peace be upon him), who taught us to dress in a way that reflects our submission to Allah.

Celebrating Sacred Moments in Modesty

The role of Islamic wear is especially prominent during religious observances like Ramadan, Eid, and other sacred moments. During these times, Muslims gather to celebrate their faith, reflect on the blessings of Allah, and strengthen their family bonds. Wearing Islamic attire enhances the spiritual experience and helps everyone focus on the true purpose of these occasions: worship, reflection, and gratitude.

For children, these moments are formative. Wearing Islamic clothing for Eid prayer or during iftar (the breaking of fast) is a memorable experience that ties them to their religious and cultural roots. Whether it’s a thobe or a modest hijab, each garment carries with it a deep connection to Islamic tradition.

Islamic Wear for the Whole Family

At Alhaya Fashion, we offer a wide selection of Islamic clothing for men, women, and children. From our stylish thobe for men to elegant abayas for women and modest thobes for boys, each piece is designed to help families embrace their faith, celebrate tradition, and maintain modesty in their daily lives.

Whether you’re looking for a new kids prayer rug to encourage early prayer, a beautiful kaftan abaya for special occasions, or a simple thobe for everyday wear, our collection offers something for every member of the family. Our garments are more than just clothing—they are part of a deeper story of faith, tradition, and connection to Allah.

Shop now and bring home the finest in Islamic wear that reflects your family’s devotion, culture, and faith. Embrace tradition with Alhaya Fashion, where we make modesty stylish and meaningful for every family member.

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Sending Warm Ramadan Kareem Wishes in English

Ramadan is a time of reflection, prayer, and community. It’s a month when Muslims around the world come together to observe fasting, deepen their connection with Allah, and engage in acts of charity. Along with the spiritual practices, one of the beautiful traditions of Ramadan is the exchange of heartfelt greetings with loved ones, friends, and fellow Muslims. If you're looking to send Ramadan wishes to someone special this year, you may want to know how to express these sentiments in English.

When we talk about Ramadan Kareem Wishes in English, we’re referring to the warm and meaningful messages that people share during this holy month. While "Ramadan Kareem" itself translates to "Generous Ramadan," the heartfelt wishes behind these words convey blessings, love, and good intentions. Whether you are reaching out to family, friends, or colleagues, a well-crafted message can bring joy and strengthen the bonds of community.

Simple and Beautiful Ramadan Wishes

Here are some thoughtful ideas for your Ramadan Kareem Wishes in English:

“Wishing you peace, happiness, and prosperity during this holy month of Ramadan.”

“May this Ramadan bring you closer to Allah and fill your heart with His love and mercy.”

“May your fasting and prayers be answered. Ramadan Mubarak to you and your family.”

“Sending you warm wishes for a blessed and joyful Ramadan filled with peace and harmony.”

“May this Ramadan be a time of reflection, devotion, and spiritual growth for you and your loved ones.”

These simple but meaningful phrases can brighten someone’s day and help spread the joy of Ramadan. However, feel free to personalize your message to make it even more special. A personal touch can make your words more impactful, especially when you're reaching out to someone you care about deeply.

The Significance of Learning the Quran During Ramadan

Ramadan is not only a time for fasting but also a time for deepening one’s relationship with the Quran. It’s a month when many Muslims strive to read and reflect on the verses of the Quran more often. In fact, there’s no better time than Ramadan to begin or enhance your Quranic studies.

If you’re looking to learn or read the Quran in depth, consider exploring helpful online resources like Riwaq Al Quran. This website offers tools to make learning the Quran easier and more accessible, with the aim to guide you on your spiritual journey. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to deepen your understanding, Riwaq Al Quran offers valuable resources to support your studies during Ramadan and beyond.

Why Ramadan Wishes Matter

Sending Ramadan Kareem Wishes in English is more than just a polite gesture. It’s a way of sharing love, positivity, and encouragement with others. These greetings help strengthen relationships and build a sense of unity among Muslims around the world. No matter where you are, a simple message of goodwill can create a sense of connection, especially when the world feels a little distant.

Moreover, during this month, offering kind words can be seen as a form of charity, which is highly valued in Islam. The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said, “Smiling in the face of your brother is charity.” This highlights the significance of small acts of kindness, including sharing thoughtful Ramadan wishes.

Conclusion

Sending Ramadan Kareem Wishes in English is a meaningful way to show that you care and are thinking of others during this blessed month. Whether you're wishing friends, family, or colleagues well, a warm greeting can go a long way in spreading happiness and positivity. Take this opportunity to reflect on your relationship with Allah, strengthen your connection with your loved ones, and immerse yourself in the beauty of Ramadan.

And if you’re eager to deepen your knowledge of the Quran during this holy month, don’t forget to explore online platforms like Riwaq Al Quran. It’s never too late to start, and Ramadan is the perfect time to begin your journey of learning and reflection.

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Help To Build The Islamic Center of Longmont The Islamic Center of Longmont is a 501(c)3 tax-exempt non-profit religious organization located in Longmont City, 40 miles North of Denver, in Colorado This Islamic Center will serve the five small towns in the area.

"The journey to fund the new Islamic Center in this small city is a story woven with heart, For years, the Muslim community longed for a place to call home—where children could grow and learn, where families could pray side by side. The dream of building an Islamic Center was not just about constructing a building; it was about creating a home—a place where the community could strengthen its bonds, share traditions, and pass on values to future generations.

The Challenge:

To make this vision a reality, we now face the task of renovating the building. Your generous donations will help complete this project and allow us to open our doors to the community soon, InshāʾAllāh.

Be a Part of the Transformation:

Donate generously: Every contribution, big or small, is a step closer to opening the center. Spread the word: Share our plea with friends & family who believe in the importance of our Dawah.

The Prophet, ﷺ , said, “Whoever guides someone to goodness will have a reward like one who did it.” [Ṣaḥīḥ Muslim 1893]

Help in establishing an Islamic center focused on teaching and spreading Islamic fields and sciences and providing services and activities catered to the Muslim community.

We encourage and urge the people to aid us in opening our doors to serve the religion of Allah by serving the young & old, Muslims & Non-Muslims in the Longmont Islamic Center with our Da`wah goals.

Estimated Breakdown of Costs Lease - $25,000 Flooring/Carpeting - $12,000 Bathrooms - $9,000 Electrical work - $7,000 Sound System - $7,000

Operational expenses - $10,000

Total = $70,000

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Help To Build The Islamic Center of Longmont The Islamic Center of Longmont is a 501(c)3 tax-exempt non-profit religious organization located in Longmont City, 40 miles North of Denver, in Colorado This Islamic Center will serve the five small towns in the area.

"The journey to fund the new Islamic Center in this small city is a story woven with heart, For years, the Muslim community longed for a place to call home—where children could grow and learn, where families could pray side by side. The dream of building an Islamic Center was not just about constructing a building; it was about creating a home—a place where the community could strengthen its bonds, share traditions, and pass on values to future generations.

The Challenge:

To make this vision a reality, we now face the task of renovating the building. Your generous donations will help complete this project and allow us to open our doors to the community soon, InshāʾAllāh.

Be a Part of the Transformation:

Donate generously: Every contribution, big or small, is a step closer to opening the center. Spread the word: Share our plea with friends & family who believe in the importance of our Dawah.

The Prophet, ﷺ , said, “Whoever guides someone to goodness will have a reward like one who did it.” [Ṣaḥīḥ Muslim 1893]

Help in establishing an Islamic center focused on teaching and spreading Islamic fields and sciences and providing services and activities catered to the Muslim community.

We encourage and urge the people to aid us in opening our doors to serve the religion of Allah by serving the young & old, Muslims & Non-Muslims in the Longmont Islamic Center with our Da`wah goals.

Estimated Breakdown of Costs Lease - $25,000 Flooring/Carpeting - $12,000 Bathrooms - $9,000 Electrical work - $7,000 Sound System - $7,000

Operational expenses - $10,000

Total = $70,000