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Het audioboek bespreekt de fout van het tonen van de Koran als bewijs voor de evolutietheorie, in het bijzonder de concepten van mutatie en natuurlijke selectie. Het betoogt dat de Koran de evolutionaire schepping niet ondersteunt en dat de verzen die vaak als bewijs worden aangehaald verkeerd zijn geïnterpreteerd. Het luisterboek benadrukt dat de Koran duidelijk stelt dat Allah (God) alle levende dingen heeft geschapen en dat de evolutietheorie onverenigbaar is met de islamitische leer. Het benadrukt ook de wetenschappelijke gebreken en het gebrek aan bewijs voor de evolutietheorie. Het luisterboek spoort moslims aan om zich niet te laten misleiden door de beweringen van de evolutionaire schepping en in plaats daarvan te vertrouwen op de duidelijke leer van de Koran. Inhoud Inleiding Waarom steunen sommige moslims de evolutietheorie? Belangrijke waarheden genegeerd door moslim evolutionisten. De Wetenschap van Allah's Schepping. De fouten van degenen die Koranverzen gebruiken om Evolutie te "bewijzen". Wat als Darwinisme niet als een bedreiging wordt gezien? Conclusie.

The audio discusses the error of showing the Quran as evidence for the theory of evolution, particularly the concepts of mutation and natural selection. It argues that the Quran does not support evolutionary creation and that the verses often cited as evidence have been misinterpreted. The audio emphasizes that the Quran clearly states that Allah (God) created all living things, and that the theory of evolution is incompatible with Islamic teachings. It also highlights the scientific flaws and lack of evidence for the theory of evolution. The audio urges Muslims to avoid being deceived by the claims of evolutionary creation and to instead rely on the clear teachings of the Quran. 00:00 Introduction 05:18 Why Do Some Muslims Support the Theory of Evolution? 20:05 Important Truths Ignored by Muslim Evolutionists. 01:29:32 The Science of Allah's Creation. 02:13:03 The Errors of Those Who Use Quranic Verses to "prove" Evolution. 03:06:12 What If Darwinism Is Not Perceived as a Menace? 03:23:41 Conclusion.

Dear readers, we are in sura 79 Alnaziaat, The Forceful Chargers النازعات. Which means the angels that carry out the orders from God (here and there) , through the unseen realm! What a beautiful sura its verses are powerful, the questions make a space for us to reflect? ( which is harder to create ; you or the sky ?) How do we get to know our Maker? Through His creations , Through His words , Through His names and Attributes. So dear readers what are the names of God in this sura? Rabih ربه Lord, Rabak ربك Your Lord, Allah الله God.

Dear listeners, we are in sura 89 Alfajir Daybreak الفجر. What names of God are used here? Rabic ربك Rabih ربهRabi ربي all translated as your Lord. Also the basmalah : In the name of Allah /God the Lord of Mercy the Giver of Mercy has Allah's names بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم The Mercy , The Giver of Mercy . It is said before every sura ( except one) . So how do we use Allah's 99 names in our daily lives. Before we do anything we use the Most Merciful the Giver of Mercy. As we start our day use His name Alfatah الفتاح translated as the The Opener as well as The Victorious.

Dear listeners, we are in sura 110 AlNaser Victory/ Help النصر . What are the names of God used in this sura? Allah الله : God and ربك Rab : your lord. These are the two references to Allahs names in this surah. Help and victory come from Allah, the religion is Allah's. Praise and glorify Your Lord and ask for His forgiveness. To succeed and get help and Victory in your life. Ya Allah guide us and give us victory and forgiveness

Dear listeners , we are in sura 112 Aliklas Purity of faith الإخلاص. The Oneness of God. Who is God? He is One, He is like nothing we know , and He does not have human qualities of birth child partner parents and there is nothing like Him. There are 99 names and attributes for Allah. 3 are in this short sura 1- Allah: God -2-AlAhad الاحد which means the one, the one and only , the one like no other , oneness . 3-AlSamad الصمد which means the perfect , the sustainer , satisfier of all needs. Q. So how do we use His names? In Duaa :

Happy Ramadan! In this episode I am talking all about the lessons that you can gain from Ramadan and I am also giving you a 30 day ramadan challenge! The lessons Slowing down Being intentional  Human responsibility  Discipline  Belief in Self Less judgment  Breaking bad habits  The Ramadan Challenge: Add in 2 new positive habits and ditch 2 “bad” habits  Wake up early by 9 am max  First thing in the morning say Good morning to yourself and God  Read one chapter of the Quran/ 10- 20 pages of any book Move your body for a minimum of 30 minutes  Break your fast with hydrating foods (fruits/ vegetables/ water/ soups) Reduce screen time by half  Connect and Talk to God Act of Service  End night journal prompts: What am I proud of myself for today ? How did I connect to Allah/ God/ the divine today? What did I learn today? What would I like to forgive myself for? What am I grateful for ? Thank you for tuning in x Don't forget to subscribe, leave a review and rate this podcast. I appreciate YOU so much! ----------------------------------------- Get My Guide: https://www.ro-hik.com/books/p/28-days-to-home-a-guide-to-your-soul ----------------------------------------- Follow me on: @andbeyondpodcast For health coaching: @rohikbynoor  @noorkaawach --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chaosintheattic/support

It's all about prayer [salah]. We'll get into our first encounter with prayer, how to learn the salah and tools you can uses in order to get close to Allah[God]. 

It's all about prayer [salah]. We'll get into our first encounter with prayer, how to learn the salah and tools you can uses in order to get close to Allah[God]. 

In episode 2 Chapter 5 "Inspiring Stories", host of The Heart Matters podcast Louis (Ibn Leon) Morris, shares his story of how Allah (God) guided him to the way of life Islam while in prison. He shares how he had reverence for the Qur'an due to a childhood experience, and then how the Qur'an inspired him to become Muslim in young adulthood. Also, Louis is looking for Muslims who want to come on the podcast and share their inspiring Islamic story. If any Muslims are interested, please email Louis at: spiritualcoaching.150@gmail.com Get bonus content on Patreon Become a member so we can continue to bring you content and interviews that nourish the mind and heart. It is our mission to bring good to the world by educating ourselves and others from the inside out. Truly, the heart matters. https://plus.acast.com/s/the-heart-matters-with-life-coach-louis-morris. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In episode 2 Chapter 5 "Inspiring Stories", host of The Heart Matters podcast Louis (Ibn Leon) Morris, shares his story of how Allah (God) guided him to the way of life Islam while in prison. He shares how he had reverence for the Qur'an due to a childhood experience, and then how the Qur'an inspired him to become Muslim in young adulthood. Also, Louis is looking for Muslims who want to come on the podcast and share their inspiring Islamic story. If any Muslims are interested, please email Louis at: spiritualcoaching.150@gmail.com Get bonus content on Patreon Become a member so we can continue to bring you content and interviews that nourish the mind and heart. It is our mission to bring good to the world by educating ourselves and others from the inside out. Truly, the heart matters. https://plus.acast.com/s/the-heart-matters-with-life-coach-louis-morris. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Quran is the primary source of knowledge for Muslims and it provides a deep understanding of God. In the Quran, God is described as the Almighty and All-Knowing Creator. He created the universe and everything in it with certain wisdom. God is also described as the Most Compassionate and Merciful. He is always present to hear the prayers and supplications of His servants. The Quran teaches us to fully surrender to Him, trust His plans, and hope in His mercy and kindness. In addition, the Quran also teaches us about God's justice. He provides fair guidance for mankind. God judges each of our deeds based on our own intentions and deeds. He does not look at a person's social status or wealth, but rather their sincerity and effort in worshipping Him. Through the Quran, we also learn about patience in facing life's trials. God tests His servants with different tests so that they can improve their faith. Taking examples from the Quran, we are taught to be patient in the face of adversity and believe that all such tests are part of a greater plan from God. By studying the Quran about God, Muslims can gain a deep insight into His attributes. The Quran guides our lives and helps us develop a closer relationship with God.

Idolatry, known as "shirk" in Islam, refers to the act of associating partners or objects with Allah (God). It is considered a major sin and a violation of the fundamental principle of monotheism in Islam. Muslims believe in the oneness of Allah and consider any form of worship or reverence towards anything other than Allah as idolatrous. In Islamic teachings, idolatry is seen as a grave offense that goes against the core principles of Islam. The Quran explicitly prohibits idol worship and emphasizes the importance of worshipping Allah alone. Muslims are required to have faith in the unseen and to submit themselves completely to Allah's will. Idolatry can take various forms, including worshipping statues, images, or symbols as divine beings or intermediaries between humans and God. It can also involve attributing divine qualities to natural elements such as trees, rivers, or celestial bodies. Islam encourages believers to focus their devotion solely on Allah and to avoid any association with partners or objects. Muslims are urged to engage in acts of worship that strengthen their connection with Allah through prayer, fasting, charity, pilgrimage (Hajj), recitation of the Quran, and living a righteous life. The concept of shirk is not limited to physical idols but also extends to internal beliefs and attitudes that undermine pure monotheism. This includes seeking help from anyone other than Allah for matters that only He has control over. In summary, idolatry in Islam refers to associating partners or objects with Allah through acts of worship or reverence. It is considered a major sin that goes against the fundamental principle of monotheism in Islam. Muslims are encouraged to have faith solely in Allah and engage in acts of devotion that strengthen their connection with Him.

If you ask a muslim, “Who is Jesus?” he will say, “Jesus, peace be upon him, is a prophet of Allah.” And while Christians will agree, He is a prophet of God, He is not merely a prophet of God. And of course when they use the term Allah (God) they mean a very different thing than we do. If you ask a Latter-Day Saint, “Who is Jesus?” they will say, “He is God the Father's firstborn spirit-child in heaven and the spirit brother of lucifer. He was begotten on earth by God the Father by natural means, not by the Holy Ghost and is now one amongst many millions of other gods.” If you ask a Jehovah's witness, they will say, “Jesus is not God almighty, he is God's son. Jesus is God's first creation, inferior to God the Father. And Jesus is actually Michael the archangel.” Like any lie, satan prefers to sprinkle truth in amongst falsehood so as to feign authenticity. Jesus is the son of God. Jesus is a prophet of God, but He is not created. His origin is one of eternity, begotten of the Father. He is the firstborn of all creation, but this is a title of preeminence, not descriptive of a point of time where he came into being. Like the person of the Father, the son has eternally existed. And so when Christians are asked who is Jesus, we recite the Athanasian creed.

This program is dedicated to keeping our focus on Issues that are of concern to us all. Also addressing the need for a New Way of Thinking, a new perception, different from how we were programed to think by commerical media, and public education in the pass. When we find that most people we come in contact with have the same oppinion about world matters, both religious, and secular, then there's a problem, the problem being we are not using our God give free mind, we have been programed into a vacuum. Someone once said, "the mind is a terrible thing to waste", to waste on someone elses direction. If you believe in Allah (God) follow His guidance, in His Books, and His creation.....PEACE!

This program is dedicated to keeping our focus on Issues that are of concern to us all. Also addressing the need for a New Way of Thinking, a new perception, different from how we were programed to think by commerical media, and public education in the pass. When we find that most people we come in contact with have the same oppinion about world matters, both religious, and secular, then there's a problem, the problem being we are not using our God give free mind, we have been programed into a vacuum. Someone once said, "the mind is a terrible thing to waste", to waste on someone elses direction. If you believe in Allah (God) follow His guidance, in His Books, and His creation.....PEACE!

A Revolutionary breakdown of "The Divine Matrix", how Muslims are the sole Key holders to unlocking it.How to become a successful Muslim spiritually and physically. Allah (God) has placed us in a Matrix. Can we make our way out? We as Muslims have the key to unlocking that Matrix, finding the riches of the world and even achieving spiritual super powers! Only On The Ansari Podcast

Season 4 of Ti Time Podcast by Atiya J is all about Conquering Fear. We have the right to live with freedom. justice, and equality...overall peace. Fear (False Evidence Appearing Real) is what I've identified as the major factor in stopping us from living a peaceful, purposeful, fulfilled life. So let's conquer it! Enjoy the Ti! Episode 5 I approach the big lies they tell about The Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan with my Bro. Tre X (you've seen him before)! We conquer fear by addressing the popular false narrative of our beloved leader, teacher, and guide, who we believe to be The Messiah in our midst today, the Divine Light guiding us towards oneness with Allah (God). Tune in Live! SUPPORT THE PODCAST: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/titimepodcast/support PODCAST MERCH: ⁠byatiyaj.com/titimepodcast⁠ SUBSCRIBE HERE: ⁠⁠patreon.com/titimepodcast⁠⁠ WATCH HERE: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@byatiyaj⁠ LISTEN HERE: ⁠https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/titimepodcast⁠ PODCAST SUMMARY: Ti Time Podcast is your moment to tune into the frequency of you. Be You! That's what I support and I select uncomfortable topics in hopes of creating conversation and discussion that will help us be more aware of who we are and what we do. Like, Subscribe, Share with your friends & Thank you for supporting The People's Favorite Self-Help Spiritual Podcast! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/titimepodcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/titimepodcast/support

In Islam, the concept of attaching one's happiness primarily to people is approached with caution and balance. While human relationships and connections are important, Islam teaches believers to place ultimate reliance and attachment on Allah (God) rather than solely depending on human interactions for their happiness. The Quran and the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad  PBUH emphasize the importance of putting one's faith in Allah and finding contentment through a strong connection with Him. Islam encourages believers to strike a balance between forming meaningful relationships with others and maintaining a strong connection with Allah. While people can bring happiness and support, attachment solely to them can lead to disappointment and instability. By focusing on faith, personal responsibility, gratitude, and reliance on God, Muslims aim to find lasting contentment and joy while navigating the complexities of human relationships. This episode discusses a few personal tips in how to avoid attaching your happiness to people. Anas reported: The Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “Leave the world to its people. Whoever takes from the world more than what suffices him, he has taken a portion of his ruin while he is unaware.” Source: al-Firdaws lil-Daylamī 363 ☆ This episode is sponsored by Rabata. We worked with Rabata for last school year & we are working with them again to remind you guys that the Fall 2023 registration will be open from August 15th and classes will start September 11. They offer online courses to ladies ages 17 and up in sira, hadith, fiqh, aqida, tajwid, Arabic, tafsir, purification, history, and more. They have different level classes as well so you can find the perfect fit for you. Use the link below to register http://rabata.info/islamicfeelings --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/islamicfeelings/support

I Am More Than My HIV | Marcus Muhammad Healing With Angelica Podcast With Guest Marcus Muhammad Episode: 67 On this episode we will be discussing Marcus Muhammad journey with being born with HIV and how he's been thriving despite the diagnosis. Guest Info: Marcus Muhammad is an Entrepreneur, Author and Inspirational speaker. Marcus was born in July of 1993 in Washington DC and was diagnosed HIV positive at birth. He is a husband and a father of two. Marcus strongly believes that Allah (God) has him on the journey of being healed of HIV. As a student and follower of The Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan, Marcus sees himself using the teachings to heal, inspire and elevate many across the globe. One of his missions in life is to share his story as a testimony of the love of God, Gods miraculous healing powers and the power of faith and overcoming adversity. More info about The Host, Angelica X Website https://linktr.ee/healwithangelica Are you ready to heal? book a 1 hour 1 on 1 consultation call with me that will include a complete guide to start your personal healing journey, my ebook “HEAL YOURSELF” for FREE and so much more. . . LINK BELOW TO BOOK https://calendly.com/healingwithangelica/healingwithangelica_ Including a guide to healing ebook ”Heal Yourself” Ebook ⬇️⬇️⬇️ https://payhip.com/b/PK23F Heyyyy! Would you like to advertise your business or product on my podcast and YouTube channel to reach more potential clients/customers? ⬇️⬇️⬇️ Email: healwithangelica@yahoo.com Also remember too. . . Subscribe to podcast: (Available on all podcast streams) https://anchor.fm/healingwithangelica Subscribe to Youtube channel: https://youtube.com/channel/UCGGovfyBC92zSj1GITVnUIg Support this podcast with a small donation to help sustain future episodes! & If you have generous heart please donate what you can afford, to continue the support of this platform to get the message out to those in need of healing. ❤️‍

Interested in hearing a Somali poem? Here is a Somali poem. The poet is essentially exhorting everyone to do their best effort. Just Listen; don't worry about understanding everything. Insha'Allah (God willing), I will endeavor to locate and translate some excellent poems for you in the upcoming days. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/learnsomalilanguage/support

In this enlightening episode, Dr. Shazwani Kamarudin sees the light in the hours of darkness. HE dives into the term referring to the ‘cold light of the night' or ‘heatless light' also known as the ‘light of the moon' in seeing the light between life and death experience for her newborn and the struggle behind her journey of premature childbirth. She reflects on the story of motherhood and hopes for a miracle through powerful prayers, especially from the moments of survival. The horrifying yet miraculous incident has taken a new meaning to her divine purpose in life. In the spirit of faith, her trust in Allah (God) has restored a deep sense of His love for finding insight, tranquility, and acceptance to shine the light in any situation.

Muslims fast for the entire month in gratitude to Allah~God for His final revelation Which is the Quran, the scripture that Muslims follow and is believed to be the last revelation. Muslims,  restrict their appetites during daylight hours, pay attention to their spirituality, work on mindfully, eating, praying, practice patience, avoid disputes and arguments, devote more time to prayers, and reciting and understanding the Quran and its message. One of the most significant objective of the fast is to realize, remember and restore the purpose of our lives that is the centrality of God or Allah in our lives. Ramadan is a period of practicing extra awareness our spirituality and discipline our ego that usually causes us trouble. And to take all this practice and training through out the year. We work with greater dedication excel in kindness, patience, and forgiveness in Ramadan and to carry it through the rest of the months.   Healthy adult Muslims fast frp, before sunrise to sunset. During this Muslims cannot drink (even water), eat, or be in any intimate situation.  Muslims maintain the standard five daily prayers and strive for additonal nightly prayers.  I hope you have enjoyed listening to all this very important, interesting and beneficial information. For more details, visit my website: LightupwithShua.com and I will share some useful links and information on this subject. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Who is the founder & Owner of LightupwithShua Podcast and LUWS ACADEMY LLC ? visit: lightupwithshua.com I am a student of knowledge of multiple disciplines, a mentor, and an intercultural & Interfaith practitioner, who wants to help heal and solve problems by bringing awareness for conscious living and conscious parenting to people with flexible mindset. Currently hosting a weekly podcast on LightupwithShua podcast on conscious living and parenting. Additionally, actively conducting Self - Healing & Transformation Training Workshops in Pakistan and in the USA. For more information please inquire through email or phone. You can connect with me here: Shua@lightupwithshua.com *Remember to LIKE, SHARE, RATE and REVIEW. Thank you. Shua - شعا ع https://linktr.ee/Shuakhan Copyright © 2017-2022 LUWS ACADEMY LLC & LightupwithShua Podcast All Rights Reserved Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International LicenseLightupwithShua

On this episode of the Somali Nomad, Shiro and Hamza join the podcast for the first time to discuss their Islamic insights on the Dunya (Life), materialism, social media, 2022 controversies, attachment to Allah (God), distractions of Shaitan (The Devil) and how Muslims in the 21st century should hold themselves accountable.

Have you ever wondered what's life after death. How can I get closer to my maker and creator. This episode we go over basic way to become more focused on the eternal life which is the hereafter. Lets focus get more devote to God Almighty. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/diyaeelddin-judeh/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/diyaeelddin-judeh/support

Four seasons: Gu' (spring) Xagaa (summer) jiilaal or diraac (diraa') (winter) dayr (fall or autumn) Spring is really a season of celebration for the nomads. However, people in the rural area don't really care about alternating weather conditions. They can have their celebration anytime they want. The way we calculate someone's age is based on how many springs they've lived. weird, right? I will talk about this in another episode insha Allah (God-willing) Keep learning, Keep having fun! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/learnsomalilanguage/support

Ramadan Mubarak! This special episode of the Changing Lenses podcast is being released just before the holy month of Ramadan, an incredibly significant time in the Islamic faith.Before I met Saleha Khan, the only thing I really knew about Ramadan was that people fasted for the whole month between sunrise and sunset. In order to truly appreciate what Ramadan means, and how it would be celebrated if Islam was the norm (vs. Christianity or secularism), I asked Saleha to share how she experiences Ramadan.Saleha was born in Pakistan, raised in Saudi Arabia, and now lives in Canada. She graciously agreed to share her childhood stories of Ramadan in Riyadh, and how that compares to Ramadan as a Muslim woman in Canada.Saleha also happens to be a specialist in equity, diversity and inclusion, having worked in this field for over 20 years, almost 14 of which was spent with various Ontario police forces.In this episode, you'll learn:The spiritual and relational meaning of RamadanWhy people fast during Ramadan, and who does (and doesn't) fastThe hardest part of fasting for Saleha (surprise, it's not feeling hungry!)If you're not Muslim, how you can create an inclusive work environment for people who honour RamadanIf you are Muslim, how you can advocate for more inclusion at work during RamadanFull episode transcript available here.Are you looking for job search and career coaching?As a racialized, recovering recruiter, I'm here to

Before moving forward, it is imperative to know the basic similarities and differences between each of the three Abrahamic religions—the world's three biggest religions. They are Islam, Christianity, and Judaism. All three religions consider themselves monotheistic faiths, as they all claim to worship one God. While Muslims and Jews are indeed strict monotheists worshipping one God as a single, indivisible entity, Christians, on the other hand, while thinking they are monotheists worshipping one God, are not, as they believe in the Trinity. Christians claim they believe in one God represented by or manifests himself in three persons. They claim they do not believe in three individual Gods; instead, they think they believe in one God who manifests himself through different identities, roles, and images: the Father in the Heavens, the Son, Jesus Christ, who came down in human form as the savior, and the Holy Spirit, the Counselor.    Christians believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God and God Himself. They believe that Jesus Christ has a divine and created nature. They also believe that each of these personas in the Trinity equally co-exists as God and that each of these entities is eternal and all-powerful. They do not think that each is a separate entity; instead, they believe that God the Father is the God, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. This, of course, is a contradiction; common logic dictates that there cannot be three Gods at the same time as there is one God. It is either one or three, as one and three are not the same.   Prophets are to be loved and respected, but no form of worship is directed toward them, nor are they treated as demi-gods or intermediaries between humanity and God. Christians appointed Jesus Christ to divine heights he was not entitled to, which eventually became the dominant Christian belief. Jesus Christ was a mighty messenger sent from God, but he was only a mortal human. He was born to a mother; he ate and drank, slept, and used the bathroom; he suffered pain and emotions. This differentiates him from God the Almighty, as God does not need to eat, sleep, or drink. The Prophet Jesus' mission was to confirm the Torah previously sent, make certain things lawful to ease the lives of the Children of Israel, and proclaim and re-affirm the belief in One God. He was only the servant and slave of God. The Trinity—the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit—and the concept that Jesus died for our sins are firmly rejected in Islam.    Just like Muslims believe that Jesus Christ was only a created human Prophet sent by God, Muslims believe the Prophet Muhammad PBUH was also a mortal human prophet sent by God after Jesus Christ. Prophet Muhammad PBUH is separate and distinct from Allah (God). God is eternal and immortal; He never had a beginning and was never created. All the powers that Jesus Christ is said to have had were given to him by God. On the other hand, God's Attributes and Powers were not given to Him; they were within Him all along. God's Attributes and powers never knew a beginning, nor will they ever have an ending. He has always been, and will always be, All-Knowing, All-Mighty, All-Powerful. God hears everything from the buzz of a mosquito's wing to the eruption of volcanoes. All His Attributes are infinite.    The three religions worship the same God. The God in the Heavens that Christians worship and refer to as the Father is the same God worshipped by Muslims and Jews. Muslims use Allah to refer to God: Allah translates to God. Allah is not a foreign God, nor does He bear a foreign name. Allah, instead, is the semantic term for God. Regardless of this, some people harbor the mistaken belief that Muslims worship a different God than Christians and Jews and that Allah is the God of the Arabs or the Muslims. This is far from the truth. The word Allah is an Arabic name connoting the Almighty God. Arabic-speaki

In this episode we look at some of the commands of Allah (God) and advice of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) with regards to the excellent way that Muslim women must be treated

The Ansari Podcast, Mahmoud Elansary and Artist Malik Naim discuss the dangers of a Muslim becoming Arrogant in their Islam. How every Muslim has a personal journey with Allah/God and how every Muslim and all humans commits sins. They talk about the dangers of Muslims judging each other. And why Muslim parents and immigrant parents never have the sex talk with their Muslim kids/children. They talk about Muslims conflicting between their non Muslim friends but also wanting to get closer to Islam and Allah/God. They talk about weed, girls, drugs and alcohol and how we've struggled with it in the past and what its effect is.

Dear listener, this episode our guest is  Saffiyah of Slaya's diary. Together we delve into her poetic journey, we speak about grief and experiencing loss at an early age, of hope, and of how much writing can be a pouring out that can make space for clarity to emerge. You can connect with Saffiyah at https://www.instagram.com/slayasdiary/ The audio transcript of today's episode can be accessed on https://finewordsweave.wordpress.com/?p=2254&preview=true To support Fine Words Weave Podcast you can sign up to patreon here https://www.patreon.com/finewordsweave?fan_landing=true This podcast was edited and produced by Azeezat Adeola ABA. The music used in this episode was produced by SSS

Subscribe to the channel : @muhammadanway Android App - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nurmuhammad.muhammadanway IPhone App - https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/muhammadan-way/id1244297852?mt=8 Facebook - www.facebook.com/shaykhnurjanmirahmadi Donate - www.nurmuhammad.com/donate Website - nurmuhammad.com TV Show - www.huberasul.net The Noble Naqshbandi Order proudly presents the ancient Islamic teaching and realities of the Prophetic Kingdom. Known as the Muhammadan Reality Mawlana Shaykh Hisham Al Qabbani Representing the Sultan al Awliya of The Naqshbandiyya Order Mawlana Shaykh Muhammad Nazim al Haqqani Shaykh Sayed Nurjan MirAhmadi student of the way The Seekers of The Heart, The Lovers of the Prophetic Reality As ancient as time itself, seek to be a servant of the light and lovers. Naqshbandi, Qadiri, Chistiyya, Shadiliya, Rifai, Inyat Khan, Alawi and many more All are the Muhammadan Representatives to Creation nurmuhammad.com is pleased to present the Muhammadan TV. Network Donations https://www.nurmuhammad.com/donate to support These works nurmuhammad.com/ Shaykh sayed nurjan mirahmadi

Anyone who believes in Allah (God) and The Hereafter wants to go to Jannah (paradise). But what are we doing to make sure we will get there? In this episode we look at the guidance of Allah and the advice of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) to increase our motivation and efforts, so we can do the best we can to achieve our ultimate goal.

Allah (God) promises us in the Qur'an that all of us will be tested in a variety of ways. So none of us will live a life free of difficulty. But does that mean that there is nothing we can do when faced with hardships? In this episode we look at how our certainty in Allah's love for us, His constant care for us, will allow us to face life's tests with the firmness of faith that will keep us strong.

In this episode we reflect on the guidance of Allah (God) and the words of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), which show that with everything a Muslim is asked to do, there is always ease in it for them. We see that Allah truly does not ask us to do anything beyond our capacity and that out of His love for us, He has made Islam a religion of benefit and ease.

Would you like Allah (God) to be generous to you? We all want Allah's blessings, but how generous are we to others? In this episode we look at the unimaginable benefits we gain from spending for the sake of Allah.

How can you use the month of Ramadān to be a better you? In this episode we discuss how Allah (God) has blessed the month of Ramadān, making it easier for us to improve ourselves. We see that by deeply reflecting on ourselves, we can use this month to form new good habits that can stay with us even after Ramadān has come to an end.

This week's Nation Of Islam Sunday Lecture is entitled "Allah (God) Answers Prayers: Its Value, Purpose & Power" delivered by Student Minister Ishmael Muhammad (National Assistant to The Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan). Opening inspiring words by Bro. Daniel Muhammad, Student Minister Abdul Muhammad, and Bro. Jair Muhammad. please visit NOI.org & Store.FinalCall.com *To make a donation please visit SupportFarrakhan.com

With only a few days left until Ramadan starts, do you have a plan in place? Have you decided what goals you want to accomplish? In this episode we look at how making realistic and achievable goals, can be the best way to be productive. We reflect on the power of dua (prayer) that we all have at our fingertips. And how putting trust in Allah (God) to answer your duas, you can make the most of your Ramadan.

Why do you cry? For most of us it's usually something important that will make us emotional. In this episode we look at the reasons why the best of all examples , the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) , used to cry. We see that when we improve our relationship with Allah (God), then our hearts will soften. That those whose hearts are soft will cry out of their love of, and hope in Allah. And that it is this characteristic that can keep us in the path leading to Paradise.

We all know that life is never always going to be a bed of roses. In this episode we look at the constant struggle that every believer goes through to live a life that's pleasing to Allah (God). We look at ways to help ourselves and others, when the difficulties and doubts get too much and the struggle to remain in the straight path feels impossible.

This Sundays lecture is entitled "Allah (God) Will Send Saviours" delivered by The Spanish Speaking Representative Of The Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan, Student Minister Abel Muhammad. Student Minister Bro. Jeffrey Muhammad & Bro. Tariq Muhammad (student in the National ministry class) open with inspiring words. Lectured delivered from Chicago, IL on March 7th, 2021. Please visit NOI.org to learn more info.

Do you check your intention before you do something? In this episode we discuss how, by attaching good intentions to everything we do, we can boost the reward that we receive from Allah (God)

We all want to be successful, but so many of us feel uncertain whether we will ever reach those goals that we've set for ourselves. In this episode we look at how, by knowing Allah (God) and understanding who He is and what He is capable of, we will be motivated to aim high and not give in to self doubt.

Many times people will judge us not just by what we say, but how we say it. In this episode we look at some of the beautiful characteristics of the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh). We see that gentleness and kindness are crucial to the character of every Muslim and that if we want Allah (God) to be kind to us, we need to treat all His creation with mercy and kindness too.

Even on the darkest days, there is always something that you can find to thank Allah for. Whether it's the people in your life or the beauty of the natural world around you. In this episode we look at how the Prophet (peace be upon him) showed his gratitude to Allah (God), and how he taught us that being appreciative of our blessings is the most integral part of a Muslim's character.

We live in materialistic world which has shaped the way people view success and failure. But is that how Allah (God) defines these concepts? In this episode we look the guidance Allah gives us in the Qur'an, which is we can follow, will allow us to be truly successful in this life and the next

With the New Year just round the corner you might be reflecting on the previous year and the experiences that shaped you. Maybe you want to plan so that your next year is better than the one you've just lived through. In this episode we look at how to use the advice Allah (God) gives us in the opening chapter of the Qur'an, to structure and plan our days to be productive, so we can make the most of each day in the year ahead.

Imagine if everything you ever said was recorded and then played back to you. We often say things without thinking which can get us into trouble! In this episode we look at the guidance of Allah (God) and the advice of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), reminding us to avoid useless and harmful talk. We see that Allah has allowed us the gift of speech, but that with every blessing comes responsibility. We explore how Allah knows and loves us, and wants only the best for us. So we see that, by aiming to please Allah in all aspects of our lives, we will avoid words that could hurt others, and ultimately ourselves.

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