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What Are the Five Pillars of Islam?
The Five Pillars of Islam are the framework of the Muslim life. They are:
1) The Testimony of Faith:
The testimony of faith is saying with conviction, “La ilaha illa Allah, Muhammadur rasoolu Allah.” This saying means “There is no true god (deity) but (Allah) and Muhammad is the Messenger (Prophet) of God.” The first part, “There is no true god but God,” means that none has the right to be worshipped but God alone, and that God has neither partner nor son. This testimony of faith is called the Shahada.
2) Prayer:
Is it permissible in Islam??
Just wondering, nothing wrong with wanting to learn is there....
So on his birthday little boy (Lets call him Jack), lost his mommy and daddy.
They all said he had to go live with daddy's brother cos mommy's sister's house is not big enough. So off he went, packed his bag, his toothbrush, mommy said he should always brush his teeth in the morning and before going to bed, and now he is six so he can't be lazy anymore. He packed his teddy, his clothes shoes, and toys. He looked at a picture of mommy, cried and put it into his bag.
Uncles house was huge, but aunt said he should not sit on the couches cos he will mess them up. He unpacked is bags, put mommy's picture on the pedestal besides him and fell of to sleep clutching his teddy tightly, cos he was the only friend he had and did'nt want to loose him.
A lot of talks mention the duties that parents have towards their children in teaching about Islam and setting them up for later life (and this isn't even the core subject being discussed, it just creeps up!
I guess it is something worth discussing considering stories you hear about kids gone bad and all that, but with pretty much all of the talks discussing technology and the media that kids are exposed to (which might desensitise them to certain activities and consider them 'normal').
I think getting into a routine is the best thing i can do at the moment so that i don't neglect any duties that i have (religious or otherwise)
Its a lot easier said than done though, so if anyone already has a routine (or whatever) how did you go about it????
I guess though, that any suggestions that are made wouldn't have any impact if im not willing to act on them, but inshAllah it'll work!
The one tells me: Look at her legs, look at her figure, imagine what she's like in bed, wow she's awesome, she would make one heck of Saturday night special...
The other says: No don't do it, don't look at her, you're not supposed to, turn away, this is wrong, you're a muslim, muslims don't do that...
SHUT UP, BOTH OF YOU AND LEAVE ME ALONE! I AM SICK OF YOU TELLING ME HOW TO LIVE MY LIFE....
WHAT YOU LOOKIN AT?? YEAH YOU! I KNOW I SAID I WAS LEAVING AND WAS NOT GOIN TO POST AGAIN, SO??
SHUT THE EFF UP AND GIVE A GUY A BREAK WILL YA!!
What would you do?
Would you stand up?
If yes, why? What pushes you to do so?
If not, why not? What would your main concerns be?
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By Jon Kelly
MPs could introduce a new offence of causing death by dangerous cycling. But how much of a danger do these two-wheeled travellers really pose?
There is little that divides UK public opinion more sharply than cyclists.
To their supporters, Britain's bike-riders are clean, green, commuters-with-a-conscience, who relieve congestion on the nation's roads while keeping themselves fit.
But to certain newspapers, and indeed plenty of motorists, they are "lycra louts", jumping red lights, hurtling past pedestrians on pavements and denying the Highway Code applies to them.
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A Massachusetts woman has been convicted of attempted murder for withholding cancer drugs from her son.
Kristen LaBrie's son Jeremy Fraser, who was autistic, died in 2009 at age nine of leukaemia, the court heard.
Sometimes mother doesn't know best.
