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... Ibn Katheer) In the above aayah, the Asr Salaah has been emphasized since it occurs when people are generally preoccupied in worldly activities.
A Sign of True Imaan
Invariably the hours of Salaah will be encountered during the times of business and work - and this is the real test of Imaan. It is really a sign of true Imaan when a Muslim businessman suspends his b... |
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... minds
(also, with the church's protestant blessings
daughters,unscented shapeless spirited)
they believe in Christ and Longfellow, both dead,
are invariably interested in so many things--
at the present writing one still finds
delighted fingers knitting for the is it Poles?
perhaps. While permanent faces ... |
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... subdued."
As Muslims defensively chant "not all terrorists are Muslims" and "there are terrorists of every faith", the question that the Islamophobes invariably ask is: "why is it that 99% of terrorists are Muslims?"
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Március 1.
95 (Succot) JEWISH DELEGATION TO ROME
Was led by Rabbi Gamliel II, along with Rabbis Akiva, Joshua and Eleazar to request that Emperor Domitian rescind one of his anti- Jewish proclamations.
538 THIRD COUNCIL OF ORLEANS (Gaul)
Prohibited Jews from appearing in the streets during Easter because "their appearance is an insult to Christian... |
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Július 3.
1187 July 3, GUY DE LUSIGNAN (King of Jerusalem) (Eretz Israel)
Against the advice of Raymond III of Tripoli and others, he force-marched his troops through the dry, hot Galilee. He was defeated by the Moslems near the Sea of Galilee (the Kinneret) at a site known as the Horns of Hittim.
1475 July 3, MESHULLAM CUSI (Italy)
Established t... |
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... World War II films, brunette Lynne Baggett played a waitress in "Mildred Pierce" (1945). She played many other waitresses, hostesses, nurses, and chorus girls but her screen time was invariably brief. Her marriage to Spiegel lasted from 1948 to 1955 but was fraught with newspaper headlines. Lynne appeared in 24 movies during her short career.
On the night/early morning... |
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Július 3.
1187 July 3, GUY DE LUSIGNAN (King of Jerusalem) (Eretz Israel)
Against the advice of Raymond III of Tripoli and others, he force-marched his troops through the dry, hot Galilee. He was defeated by the Moslems near the Sea of Galilee (the Kinneret) at a site known as the Horns of Hittim.
1475 July 3, MESHULLAM CUSI (Italy)
Established t... |
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