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“naima sohaib”

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  • Sultan Salahuddin Ayyubi

    by Naima Sohaib ...
    Salahuddin Ayyubi was an acclaimed Muslim general who spent almost his entire life on the battlefield. Born in 1138, his formal military career began at the early age of 14 and consisted of over a hundred battles. He fought the Crusaders for 20 years, dealing them a severe blow in the Battle of Hittin from which they never recovered. He conquered Al Aqsa back from the Crusaders, a historic and ... Read more

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  • Khalid Bin Waleed

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    Khalid bin Waleed, also known as the Sword of Allah, was one of the greatest generals in history, both Islamic and otherwise. He was undefeated in battle, his courage was unparalleled, his strategic mind was stunning, and his humility and obedience to his ruler were astonishing. He contributed hugely in the initial wave of military successes of the Muslims that gave them the momentum to spread ... Read more

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  • Imam Bukhari

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    Imam Bukhari is the most prominent name among the Islamic scholars of Hadith sciences. Born in Bukhara (now part of Uzbekistan), he travelled all over the Islamic world, learning from many notable scholars. His biggest contribution is his Hadith collection Sahih al-Bukhari, which is regarded by Muslims as the most authentic book in existence after the Holy Quran. In addition, he wrote several ... Read more

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  • Imam Shaafai

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    Imam Shaafai, the founder of the Shaafai school of thought, was a well travelled scholar and a magnificent teacher. While a youth, he was considered the king of experts in Arabic linguistics. He later achieved mastery in the study of the Quran, Hadith (sayings of the Prophet) and Islamic jurisprudence. His main contribution is his highly original work in determining the bases and guidelines for ... Read more

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  • Imam Ghazali

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    Imam Muhammad Ghazali is one of the most celebrated scholars in Muslim history. One of the greatest jurists, theologians and mystics of the time, he is unanimously considered as the Reviver of Islam in the 5th century Hijri. He changed the course of early Islamic philosophy, shifting it away from the influence of Greek and Hellenistic philosophies. Imam Ghazali is credited with integrating Sufism ... Read more

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  • Imam Ibne Taymiyyah

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    Imam Ibne Taymiyyah was a scholar, a preacher, and also a warrior. He lived in the tumultuous times of the Mongol invasion, when the Muslims faced unprecedented challenges. A man of extraordinary intelligence and a master of multiple fields of knowledge of his time, he was immensely popular among both the common people and the academics for his wisdom and insight. His main area of expertise was ... Read more

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  • Allama Iqbal's Thought

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    Muhammad Iqbal - also known as Allama Iqbal - needs no introduction. He is rightly called the poet of the East. His works in both Urdu and Persian are considered the height of poetic excellence. More than that, they convey a deeply philosophical message and a worldview which is the masterpiece of a genius mind. He may justly be called a founding father of the Islamic renaissance in the 20th ... Read more

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  • Syed Jamaluddin Afghani

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    Jamaluddin Afghani was a thinker, a political activist and an ideologist during the late 19th century. Highly influential in the Muslim world, particularly in the Middle East, South Asia and Europe, he was an advocate of Pan-Islamic unity and Islamic modernism, and his message swept across a multitude of countries like a hurricane. The people flocked to him wherever he went, and his powerful ... Read more

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  • Umar Bin Abdul Aziz

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    Umar bin Abdul Aziz is considered to be the fifth rightly guided caliph of Islam. He ruled in the early eight century, and is known for his reforms. The Umayyad rulers before and after were interested in increasing their own power, influence and wealth. Unique among them, Umar bin Abdul Aziz brought the spirit of Islam back into the caliphate, and despite huge pressures, ended the favouritism and ... Read more

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  • A Guide to Modern Parenting

    by Naima Sohaib ...
    The new technological era of today has transformed modern society into something never witnessed in history. Where intellect and science soar, morals and character transform and change, not necessarily for the better. This is reflected in the fact that most parents seem to not be entirely happy with the way their children are growing up. Parents are wondering why their children want nothing to do ... Read more

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  • Imam Abu Haneefa

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    Abu Haneefa was an Islamic scholar and an expert on Islamic law. His juristic pronouncements have held sway over the entire Muslim world for almost twelve centuries. His popularity to this day can be gauged by the fact that no other Muslim scholar has as many biographies written of him as Abu Haneefa. He had extraordinary intelligence and acumen, which he put to good use. Abu Haneefa compiled ... Read more

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  • Sultan Mohammad Fateh

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    Sultan Muhammad Fateh was a remarkable Ottoman ruler who made history in world naval warfare during his conquest of Constantinople, a city which Muslims had been trying to conquer for centuries. He was only 21 at the time, and his bravery, wit and determination allowed him to achieve what was at the time thought to be impossible. He conquered many lands and was a great warrior, but he is ... Read more

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