This is just TOO hypocritical
07 December 2007, 11:17 AM
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This is just TOO hypocritical
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A bear called Adam, on Islam site
From wiki....
Prophets of Islam are male human beings who are regarded by Muslims to be prophets chosen by God. The term for prophet in Islam is nabi (pl. anbiyaa). All prophets preached the same message; to believe that there is only one God, not to commit idolatry, and to follow the word of God, not to commit sin, etc, and that they all came to preach Islam and to tell of the coming of the final prophet and messenger of God; the prophet Muhammad. They were, however, just different in Sharia (or the practice of religion) that they taught to their nations.
Muslims believe the first prophet was Adam, while the last prophet and rasul was Muhammad, thus his title Seal of the Prophets. in Islam, Isa (Jesus) is, as in Christianity, the result of a virgin birth. He is, also, regarded as a nabi and a rasul because he received wahi from God, through which God revealed the Injil (Gospel) to him.[1] Contrary to Christianity, though, in Islam, it is heresy to claim that God had a son.
A bear called Adam, on Islam site
From wiki....
Prophets of Islam are male human beings who are regarded by Muslims to be prophets chosen by God. The term for prophet in Islam is nabi (pl. anbiyaa). All prophets preached the same message; to believe that there is only one God, not to commit idolatry, and to follow the word of God, not to commit sin, etc, and that they all came to preach Islam and to tell of the coming of the final prophet and messenger of God; the prophet Muhammad. They were, however, just different in Sharia (or the practice of religion) that they taught to their nations.
Muslims believe the first prophet was Adam, while the last prophet and rasul was Muhammad, thus his title Seal of the Prophets. in Islam, Isa (Jesus) is, as in Christianity, the result of a virgin birth. He is, also, regarded as a nabi and a rasul because he received wahi from God, through which God revealed the Injil (Gospel) to him.[1] Contrary to Christianity, though, in Islam, it is heresy to claim that God had a son.
07 December 2007, 12:31 PM
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Can someone translate ?
01 Allah-o-Akbar
02 La-illaha ilallah Mohammad ar rasulullah
03 Asalam-o-alaikumwa rahmatullah
04 Al-humdullilah
05 Bismillah ar Rahman nirahim
06 Subhanallah
Prize for the funniest answer.
01 Allah-o-Akbar
02 La-illaha ilallah Mohammad ar rasulullah
03 Asalam-o-alaikumwa rahmatullah
04 Al-humdullilah
05 Bismillah ar Rahman nirahim
06 Subhanallah
Prize for the funniest answer.
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