Recent content by Abdul_Azeez

This is why I posted it as one of the answers, which is no. 2 in my first post :) An-Nur (النور) is the arabic word for Light. Check out the translations here: Allah names refer to actions, not materialistic attributes. For example: The Strong (القوي) means that Allah can do everything he...

Sister, you're right that Allah (subhana wa ta'ala) is not in any physical form whatsover, and this is what I said. The interpretations are not mine, they're from a respected sheikh in aqeedah. An-Nur literally means The Light, sister. The verse I quoted is from an official translation. Here is...

wa alaykum as-salaam This name is mentioned in this verse: Allah is the Light of the heavens and the earth...[24:35]. Calling Allah (subhanah wa ta'ala) The Light doesn't mean that He's in any physical form of light. It has 2 correct interpretations: 1. It refers to the obviousness of the...

:salam2: My brother, we're only discussing ideas. No one is perfect and we all benefit from each other. My ideas could be totally wrong, because I've never been to a non-muslim country before, and I don't know what it's like to live there, so I posted them here so I could benefit from...

:salam2: Sorry, I was in a hurry when I posted the above, so let me elaborate: If I were in your position, I'd create an online database for islamic institutions, to store all their contact information, and add a form where the users can send their requests directly to the institution. It...

:salam2: I agree with sister Aisha, it's very risky to let the registration process to be done automatically online. I think the volunteers should consist of recognized islamic institutions only, rather than unknown individuals, because they have the experience of dealing with reverts, and can...

:salam2: I'm not a big fan of the 'miracles' of numbers in the Quran, although they could prove useful in some situations which I don't know. Allahu Aalam. But one thing, there are no coincidences in the Quran, my brother. It's the word of the All-knowing: Allah So I suggest the title of...

:salam2: So the greek did the translation. Then the english just changed some letters to make them more acceptable into their culture. Now I understand. Jazaka Allahu khairan for the input, akhi.

wa alaykummussalam wa rahmatu Allah :) welcome brother Bachir.

:salam2: :SMILY309: I'm a junior member now... not newbie anymore ;) Seriously, your kindness is overwhelming me. :) May Allah bless you, all Edit: I'm not junior anymore.. I've become a quiet member!

:salam2: It depends on what type of wife a man has. If she's a believing woman, ma-sha-Allah, then there's no need to worry at all.

tkhan: I'm thinking about web development. I've found out that my passion is not really in computer science, but rather in business, so I'm thinking of running some form of online business in the future in sha Allah. Web design company maybe? I'm not sure yet.. but I'll see in sha Allah...

:salam2: Ameen. Thank you.

:salam2: Muslims who great each other with salam's are a minority these days. The thing is, it's mandatory, as per this fatwa: http://www.islamqa.com/en/ref/4596 so we've got to be patient to keep the sunnah alive. May Allah reward you for keeping this act.

I will benefit in-sha-Allah. Thank you for the welcome.