Leave Corn in Its Ears
Storing corn in its ears is considered one of the basic methods of preserving such seeds during hard environmental conditions. This combination of growing crops and preserving and storing them is called preserving products. More »
![Today we see that many of the Muslim countries are known for ignorance, poverty, oppression etc… This is a sad reality. The worst thing about this is that many people associate these terrible things with Islam. The truth is that Islam has nothing to do with these terrible sociological problems. In reality, this bad reality […]](http://www.the-faith.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/caliphs.gif "Today we see that many of the Muslim countries are known for ignorance, poverty, oppression etc… This is a sad reality. The worst thing about this is that many people associate these terrible things with Islam. The truth is that Islam has nothing to do with these terrible sociological problems. In reality, this bad reality […]")
Intro to the Rightly Guided Caliphs
Today we see that many of the Muslim countries are known for ignorance, poverty, oppression etc… This is a sad reality. The worst thing about this is that many people associate these terrible things with Islam. The truth is that Islam has nothing to do with these terrible sociological problems. In reality, this bad reality […]
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![Introduction “No one has been a better companion to me than Abu Bakr” said the messenger of God (May the Peace and Blessings upon him). What a great position! Indeed Abu Bakr earned it. All his life he stood by the Prophet (PBUH). He was a wealthy man and when the Prophet (PBUH) started receiving […]](http://www.the-faith.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/scsc.png "Introduction “No one has been a better companion to me than Abu Bakr” said the messenger of God (May the Peace and Blessings upon him). What a great position! Indeed Abu Bakr earned it. All his life he stood by the Prophet (PBUH). He was a wealthy man and when the Prophet (PBUH) started receiving […]")
![introduction Aren’t you happy to be in relation to me as Aaron was to Moses, except that there is no Prophet after me.” The Prophet (PBUH) made this statement to Ali when Ali became upset that the Prophet (PBUH) was leaving him in charge of Madinah while the Muslim army went to face Byzantium. […]](http://www.the-faith.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/13333.png "introduction Aren’t you happy to be in relation to me as Aaron was to Moses, except that there is no Prophet after me.” The Prophet (PBUH) made this statement to Ali when Ali became upset that the Prophet (PBUH) was leaving him in charge of Madinah while the Muslim army went to face Byzantium. […]")
Abraham: The Muslim Prophet
How was Abraham “ a Muslim”? What did he come to tell about God and Islam, and instill in us humans? How does the Qur’anic story of Abraham compare to that of the Bible?
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The Prayer of Fear (1/6)
What is the most important pillar in Islam? What is the purpose of offering the Prayer of Fear?
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The Eclipse Prayer
What is the significance of eclipse in Islam? How to offer the solar/lunar eclipse prayer?
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Istikharah Prayer
What is meant by Prayer of Istikharh? How could one seek guidance from prayer?
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The Prayer of Fear (4/6)
What are the ways of the Prayer of Fear?
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The Prayer of Fear (5/6)
The Prayer of Fear. What could we understand from offering the prayer in congregation even in the time of fight?
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The Prayer of Fear (3/6)
What are the circumstances that allow offering the Prayer Fear? Is the Prayer of Fear restricted to the Prophet (peace be upon him) only?
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Difference of the Qur’an Narrations
Indeed, there was no distortion or misrepresentation but the whole matter is divine. Every letter from the Qur’an is revealed by Allah. The wisdom is simply to make the Qur’an easily memorized, understood and recited.
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Who Is God?
Who is God? Is God One or more? Why should we believe in God? Why Ling Puja? Is idol worship logical? Why does one of us worship the rivers, stones and fire? Why do we worship the creation instead of the Creator?
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Who Hijacked Islam??
PLEASE RATE ALL VIDEOS - NEW VIDEO EACH FRIDAY! I turn on the TV and I'm amazed the type of characters they have explaining my religion to the masses. No wonder the world is confused about Islam
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Tolerance in Islam
Enjoy watching this video by Sheikh Yusuf Estes as well as a clique of Muslim scholars talking about the concept of tolerance in Islam and its manifestations in the Islamic instructions.
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Islam: A Way of Life
Sheikh Abdurraheem Green talks about how Islam views life in comparison with the materialistic view that supports evolution and other atheistic theories.
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Terrorism in the Qur’an
Terrorism in the Qur'an- Does the Qur'an really teach and encourage Muslims to kill Christians and Jews? Click here to find the answer to this question.
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What Does Islam Say about Terrorism?
This film, produced by the Science Research Foundation, a Harun Yahya institution, presents the Muslim response to and denunciation of terrorism. Beginning with the event of September 11, the film explains that all kinds of violence against civilians are crimes against humanity and grave sins in religious terms.
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Tolerance in Islam
Enjoy watching this video by Sheikh Yusuf Estes as well as a clique of Muslim scholars talking about the concept of tolerance in Islam and its manifestations in the Islamic instructions.
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What Is the Relation between Terrorism and Islam?
Dr. Waleed Basyouni clarifies that the statement "all Muslims not terrorists but all terrorists are Muslims" is untrue because there is a lot of extreme groups who are not Muslims.
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What Is the Stance of Islam Regarding Terrorism?
Dr Sabeel have a nice friendly Dialogue with Frank
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History of Islam in America
Yasir Qadhi explores the history of Islam and Muslims in the Americas from the beginning to the present day, discussing everything from the pre-Columbus era to theories about early Muslim exploration of the New World, to the Muslim Slave experience,
More »![Religion New Adherents Annually Growth Rate Christianity 25,210,195 1.36% Islam 22,588,676 2.13% Hinduism 12,533,734 1.69% Buddhism 3,687,527 1.09% Sikhism 392,638 1.87% Judaism 124,515 0.91% Baha’i 143,491 2.28% Confucianism 44,305 0.73% Jainism 34,951 0.87% Shinto -31,993 -1.09% Taoism 25,242 1.00% Zoroastrianism 58,471 2.65% Source: The following table has been quoted as taken from the 2005 Encyclopædia […]](http://www.dawahskills.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/An-Interfaith-Dialogue.jpg "Religion New Adherents Annually Growth Rate Christianity 25,210,195 1.36% Islam 22,588,676 2.13% Hinduism 12,533,734 1.69% Buddhism 3,687,527 1.09% Sikhism 392,638 1.87% Judaism 124,515 0.91% Baha’i 143,491 2.28% Confucianism 44,305 0.73% Jainism 34,951 0.87% Shinto -31,993 -1.09% Taoism 25,242 1.00% Zoroastrianism 58,471 2.65% Source: The following table has been quoted as taken from the 2005 Encyclopædia […]")
Religion Statistics by Growth Rate
Religion New Adherents Annually Growth Rate Christianity 25,210,195 1.36% Islam 22,588,676 2.13% Hinduism 12,533,734 1.69% Buddhism 3,687,527 1.09% Sikhism 392,638 1.87% Judaism 124,515 0.91% Baha’i 143,491 2.28% Confucianism 44,305 0.73% Jainism 34,951 0.87% Shinto -31,993 -1.09% Taoism 25,242 1.00% Zoroastrianism 58,471 2.65% Source: The following table has been quoted as taken from the 2005 Encyclopædia […]
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Islamic Institute Hamza yousef tallking about Islam & the Western World: An Interfaith Dialogue.
More »Religion Statistics by Growth Rate
Religion New Adherents Annually Growth Rate Christianity 25,210,195 1.36% Islam 22,588,676 2.13% Hinduism 12,533,734 1.69% Buddhism 3,687,527 1.09% Sikhism 392,638 1.87% Judaism 124,515 0.91% Baha’i 143,491 2.28% Confucianism 44,305 0.73% Jainism 34,951 0.87% Shinto -31,993 -1.09% Taoism 25,242 1.00% Zoroastrianism 58,471 2.65% Source: The following table has been quoted as taken from the 2005 Encyclopædia […]
More »![Islam is the most misunderstood religion in the world. The majority of people who are not Muslim have only heard about Islam through the media or religious groups who seek to demonize this faith, which is held by one out every five people in the world. Despite all the negative publicity against Islam and Muslims. […]](http://www.dawahskills.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/islam.jpg "Islam is the most misunderstood religion in the world. The majority of people who are not Muslim have only heard about Islam through the media or religious groups who seek to demonize this faith, which is held by one out every five people in the world. Despite all the negative publicity against Islam and Muslims. […]")
A Massive Islam Campaign
Islam is the most misunderstood religion in the world. The majority of people who are not Muslim have only heard about Islam through the media or religious groups who seek to demonize this faith, which is held by one out every five people in the world. Despite all the negative publicity against Islam and Muslims. […]
More »![Group 1990 adults x 1,000 2001 adults x 1,000 2008 adults x 1,000 Numerical Change 1990- 2008 as % of 1990 1990 % of adults 2001 % of adults 2008 % of adults change in % of total adults 1990- 2008 Adult population, total 175,440 207,983 228,182 30.1% Adult population, Responded 171,409 196,683 216,367 26.2% 97.7% 94.6% […]](http://www.dawahskills.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/usa.jpg "Group 1990 adults x 1,000 2001 adults x 1,000 2008 adults x 1,000 Numerical Change 1990- 2008 as % of 1990 1990 % of adults 2001 % of adults 2008 % of adults change in % of total adults 1990- 2008 Adult population, total 175,440 207,983 228,182 30.1% Adult population, Responded 171,409 196,683 216,367 26.2% 97.7% 94.6% […]")
American Religious Identification Survey
Group 1990 adults x 1,000 2001 adults x 1,000 2008 adults x 1,000 Numerical Change 1990- 2008 as % of 1990 1990 % of adults 2001 % of adults 2008 % of adults change in % of total adults 1990- 2008 Adult population, total 175,440 207,983 228,182 30.1% Adult population, Responded 171,409 196,683 216,367 26.2% 97.7% 94.6% […]
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What Style of Dress Is Appropriate for Women in Public?
From the most to the less conservative hijab, what is the most appropriately outfitted headdress for a woman in public? And what about a woman not wearing any?
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