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The description of Paradise which is promised to those who have Taqwa, (is that) in it are rivers of water that are not Asin, rivers of milk the taste of which never changes, rivers of wine delicious to those who drink it, and rivers of refined honey (The Qur'an). The Nature of Paradise by Mustika Rahmi
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The Gates of Paradise
The key of Paradise is uttering Shahadah. However, every key has certain teeth, if anyone wants the gate of Paradise open, he need to bring a key with teeth. He needs to worshipping Allah and purely adopting monotheism. The Gates of Paradise -
The Attributes of Hellfire
Hellfire and Paradise are the last resort for human being. The wrong doers deserve for endless horrible torment of raging Hellfire. Moreover, there will be no death in both Hellfire and Paradise but a totally everlasting life. The Attributes of Hellfire by Mustika RahmiComment
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Islamic Understanding of Death
Remembering death is one of many good way to get us closer to The Almighty. Everyone shall taste death. The Qur'an says, "Then unto Us you shall be returned.” The Muslims believe that human being taste death twice. The death in this world is not the end of everything, but another beginning of another 'life'. The Death in Islamic PerspectiveComment
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The Moral Basis of Marital Roles
The Qur'an commands a husband to treat his wife with kindness, honor, and patience; to keep her honorably or free her from the marital bond honorably; and to cause her no harm or grief.
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The Duties of Children to Their Parents
"What pleases one's parents is also pleasing to Allah, and what annoys them likewise annoys Him." (The Holy Prophet pbuh). The Duties of Children to Their Parents By Hammudah Abd Al AtiComment
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The Right of Children in Islam
Compassion toward the child is a matter of religious importance as well as social concern. Whether the parents are alive or deceased, present or absent, known or unknown, the child has right to optimum care. The Right of Children in Islam by Hammudah Abd Al AtiComment
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The Return of Jesus (pbuh) to Earth
Jesus will return to Earth, and fight against the naturalist movements and materialist, and as stated in some Qur’anic verses, by the will of God, he will gain triumph over them. The Qur'an provides details about his second coming. Jesus will return to Earth, and fight against the naturalist movements and materialist, and as stated in some Qur?anic verses, by the will of God, he will gain triumph over them.Comment
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Jesus (peace be upon him) in The Qur’an
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Jesus still alive and will return to earth. The Birth of Jesus (pbuh) was a miraculous event, he was even announced as the Word of God. The Qur'an provides detail stages of life of Jesus (peace be upon him) including his birth, his ascension, his second coming and his second and his death.
The Return of Jesus The Messiah is clearly describe in The Qur'an. Jesus still alive and will return to earth. The Qur'an provides detail stages of life of Jesus (peace be upon him) including his birtComment
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1.The Birth and Life of Maryam (Mother of Jesus) –peace be upon them
Maryam, the mother of Jesus (peace be upon them) is a symbol of chastity. She was born in a noble family, the family of Ali Imran. Maryam was born at a time of trouble when the Children of Israel hope for Messiah’s coming. God bestowed Maryam a blessed duty and brought her accordingly. The Birth and Life of Maryam, Mother of Jesus The Messiah (peace be upon them)Comment
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Mustika
This article discusses about Baptism in the perspective of the Qur'an. ." In the Psalms, it is said, "Teach me to do thy will; for thou art my God; thy spirit is good; lead me into the land of uprightness."(Psalms: 143: 10). Baptism in The perspective of IslamComment
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The Holy Spirit
There is nothing in the Qur'an or in the Bible or any other prophets' books, which proves that the Holy Spirit is an attribute of God and His Life nor that the Holy Spirit creates and grants provision. Thus, the Holy Spirit is neither God nor one of His attributes. >> The Holy SpiritComment
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Divine and Human Entities United
The Disbelievers' claim that the Divine Entity is the Word of God.The Disbelievers claim that the Divine Entity is the Word of God which is united with the human entity, one reason of this claim is 'The Word is God or an attribute of His Divine Entity.' >>> Divine and Human Entities UnitedComment
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Islam against Invented Monasticism
The Qur'an never praises monasticism, but merely praise God's mercy and compassion that He bestowed upon the hearts of those who are faithful to Him.>>> The Qur'an Refutes The Claim about MonasticismComment
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Changes Made in Torah and Gospel
The Disbeliever Scholar claim that their book was written in seventy-two languages. The claim of identifying the similarity of all is more impossible than the opposite. The copies of the Torah, the Bible and the Psalms nowadays contain differences in some of them but they are minor differences. >>> Changes Made in the Torah and the Bible
Who Speaks Seventy-Two Languages?
The Disbeliever claims that there is no possibility to distort the Torah or Gospel since it written in seventy-two languages and each language has thousands of copies and six hundred years passed before Muhammad (pbuh) was sent. >>> The Disbeliever claims that there is no possibility to distort the Torah or Gospel since it written in seventy-two languages and each language has thousands of copies and six hundred years passed befoComment
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