When Dr. Zakir Naik said publicly on Peace TV, "Yazid, may Allah be pleased with him", he meant exactly what he said. What was in his subconscious emerged on his tongue. In his speeches and Q&As posted on Youtube, he indulges into the Wahhabi indoctrinated rant against whom they brand as "grave worshippers" who seek the "intercession of the dead". They know very well that there are no Muslims who worship graves. What type of Da'awah (calling people towards the path of God) is this, where the Da'ee (the caller) resorts to misrepresenting the faith and beliefs of others because of political motives and rivalries?
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Salaam Alaikum
Over the last few years, various individuals have contributed time, money, sleepless nights, a lot of dedication and effort to make KSIMC Dubai a True e-Center.
Today, we are proud to say that visitors to the center need not carry books, as all the Amaals, Dua's, Tasbih, Ziyaraat are broadcast throughout the center in Arabic text and English translation. Furthermore pictures and other multimedia tactics make the whole experience more interactive.
We would now like to propagate this work, and allow other center's and communities around the world to benefit from these presentations.
Currently we have put up presentations for the Holy Month of Ramadhan, and over the next few weeks and months will complete the listing with Amaals for the month or Rajab, Sha'baan, Muharram & Miscellaneous Amaals too.
To download the presentations click here
We request you to remember in your duas all those in the Multimedia Department of KSIMC Dubai as well as those who have contributed in some way or another to make these works possible.
Wassalaam,
SECRETARIAT
KSIMC - Dubai
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The Ulama of Nafs since ancient times have categorised certain weaknesses, sins, faults, and transgressions in human actions as ‘diseases of the heart’. |
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By Joanna Francis
Writer, Journalist - USA
Between the Israeli assault on Lebanon and the Zionist "war on terror," the Muslim world is now center stage in every American home. I see the carnage, death and destruction that have befallen Lebanon, but I also see something else: I see you. I can't help but notice that almost every woman I see is carrying a baby or has children around her. I see that though they are dressed modestly, their beauty still shines through. But it's not just outer beauty that I notice. I also notice that I feel something strange inside me: I feel envy. I feel terrible for the horrible experiences and war crimes that the Lebanese people have suffered, being targeted by our common enemy. But I can't help but admire your strength, your beauty, your modesty, and most of all, your happiness. Yes, it's strange, but it occurred to me that even under constant bombardment, you still seemed happier than we are, because you were still living the natural lives of women. The way women have always lived since the beginning of time. It used to be that way in the West until the 1960s, when we were bombarded by the same enemy. Only we were not bombarded with actual munitions, but with subtle trickery and moral corruption.
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The week ended Friday 30 March 2007 witnessed heated debate on DM Digital TV on whether the Iranian film "Imam Ali" should continue being screened or should be stopped outright as it was "offensive" to the Companions of the Prophet, all of whom are "Adil" without exception, as was alleged by the so-called ulama on the panel. |
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