In this Article We will learn about First Migration in Makkah Abu Bakar First Migration in Makkah First Migration – The tyranny of the Quraysh was now not limited only to the weak and the helpless. Hazrat…
When did Quraysh boycotted Bani Hashim? Uthman bin Maz’un was among those who had returned from Habsha (Abyssinia) at the wrong information mentioned above. In accordance with the Arab tradition, he obtained the protection (Jawaar) of Waleed bin Mugheera to…
Hazrat ‘Umar Accepts Islam Hazrat ‘Umar was twenty-seven when the Prophet (PBUH) was blessed with messenger ship. Due to Zayd, the message of Tawheed (Oneness of God) was already introduced in Hazrat ‘Umar’s family. Zayd’s son Sa’eed, had accepted Islam…
Speech jafar Ibn Abi Talib– The ruler of Abyssinia was a Christian. The disbelievers of Makkah presented themselves to his court with gifts and requested him to hand over to them the runaways from Makkah who had taken refuge…
In This Article We will learn about Persecution of Muslims By Meccans Before The Hijrah Quraysh Torture Muslims Persecution of Muslims – Realizing that they could not persecute the Prophet (PBUH) as much as they wished, the Quraysh started pouring…
The Prophet Muhammad – When the disbelievers of Makkah noticed that the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was not ready to give up propagating Islam, they decided to buy him with a lucrative offer, or frighten him with a threat, hoping that…
Utbah ibn Rabi’ah Conversation with the Prophet (PBUH). When the disbelievers of Makkah noticed that the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was not ready to give up propagating Islam, they decided to buy him with a lucrative offer, or frighten him with…
The Rise of Islam – The Prophet (PBUH) began to preach Islam now. Khadija, his wife, ‘Ali, his cousin aged eight, Abu Bakr, his friend, and Zayd bin Haritha, his slave, accepted Islam the very first day. Their acceptance of…
Polytheism | Polytheism Definition and Religions Facts – The Prophet (PBUH) never practiced any act of Shirk (Polytheism) even in the days when he was not yet invested as prophet. Once the Quraysh invited him to partake of a meal…
When did Hazarat Muhammad marriage to Khadija? – Khadija was a widow living in Makkah, who had a very noble lineage. She was very rich and used to run her own business. When she heard about the Prophet’s honesty, trustworthiness,…
The Prophet’s Birth How was the childhood of the prophet (PBUH)? – The Prophet Muhammad, may Allah shower His blessings and peace upon him, was born in Makkah on Monday, the 9th of Rabi’ul Awwal (Ibn Ishaque mentions 12…
A List of 114 Quran Surahs- QuranMualim. The Holy Qur’an is the divine book of Allah for Muslims, New Muslims world wide , revealed in stages to the Prophet Muhammad PBUH over 23 years only. Qur’anic revelations are regarded by…
How to Calculate Zakat- THE PAYMENT OF ZAKAH Conditions of the payment of Zakah-How to Calculate Zakat There are two conditions for the payment of Zakah to become valid: Niyyat [intention] Making the Zakah-deserving person its owner It is stated…
Masarif-e-Zakah- To whom can Zakah be given? Beneficiaries of Zakat | Islamic Relief Worldwide– Zakah can be given to the following people : Faqeer 2. Miskeen 3. ‘Aamil 4. Riqaab 5. Gharim 6[Fee-Sabeelillah] 7. (i.e. traveller) (Fatawa-e-Hindiyyah, vol. 1, pp.…
Zakah | Zakat al Mal | Zakat – Learn Islam-Being the owner of Nisab means that a person has 7.5 Tola (A Tola is a traditional Ancient Indian and South Asian unit of mass, now standardised as 11.66 grams.) of…
Blessings of Zakah(Excellence of Salat ‘Alan Nabi) Zakat Facts | Importance of Zakat| Benefits of Zakat-The Beloved Rasool (PBUH) has said: When the people who love each other for the sake of Allah meet each other, shake hands and…
Question: What is Ushr ? Answer: Zakah paid for the agricultural produce which has been grown for the purpose of obtaining benefit from land is called Ushr. (Fatawa-e-Hindiyyah, vol. 1, pp. 185) Question: Why is the Zakah of land known…
Zakāt al-Fiṭr: Zakat ul Fitr | Muslim Charity – is an obligatory religious duty. ( It is not to be confused with the zakh of wealth (zakāt al-māl), whose rulings differ) “Fiṭr” refers to the cessation of Ramadhān fasting, which…