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_muslims-across-the-capital-begin-celebrating-the-holy-month-of-ramadan.webp "Muslims across the capital begin celebrating the holy month of Ramadan today for the festival of Eid. Prayers and the breaking of fast were held at Gungahlin Mosque earlier this morning.")
_quran-para-2-just92-only-urdu-translation-with-text-hd-fateh-muhammad-jalandri.webp "Contemplate the wisdom of Quran Para 2 with this HD video featuring the Urdu translation by the renowned scholar Fateh Muhammad Jalandri.<br/><br/>Crystal-clear text accompanies the recitation, allowing you to follow along effortlessly.<br/><br/>This video is ideal for:<br/><br/>Urdu speakers seeking a deeper understanding of Quran Para 2.<br/>Learners who prefer Fateh Muhammad Jalandri's translation style.<br/>Anyone interested in exploring the beauty of the Quran in Urdu.<br/>Enrich your spiritual journey with this enlightening recitation.<br/><br/>#Quran #Para2 #UrduTranslation #FatehMuhammadJalandri #HD")
![Shortly after declaring himself as the new Caliph in Kufa, Saffah sent Khorasan’s army to fight against the Umayyads under the leadership of Marwan II. The two armies met at the Battle of Zaab in Northern Iraq, and the Umayyads were defeated even though they outnumbered the Khorasan army. The main reason for their defeat was Marwan II’s strategic mistake to pass his troops over a temporary bridge on the Zaab River, then destroying the bridge upon his initial defeat by Khorasan’s army. He abandoned most of his soldiers on the other side of the Zaab River, which led to them drowning upon withdrawal. Marwan II escaped to Egypt after his defeat, and was captured and killed by the Abbasids. <br/>Upon Marwan II’s death, the Umayyad Caliphate was officially terminated. The Umayyad Caliphate was founded by Muawiyah after the peace treaty with Imam Hasan (AS) in the year 41 of Hijri, and lasted for around 91 long years. The Umayyads, who are called the accursed tree in the Quran [17:60], were the main enemies of the Prophet during his time. Under the leadership of Abu-Sufyan, Muawiyah’s father, the Umayyads had led the unbelievers’ army and participated in multiple battles against the Holy Prophet. After years of opposition, they did not convert to Islam, except to save their lives when the Muslims had conquered their home city of Mecca. They never had sincere belief in the teachings of the Prophet. Surprisingly, these opponents of the Prophet acquired the government over the Prophet’s followers, and established the first monarchy after him. The Umayyads were not only looking out for their own interests, but also used every opportunity to eliminate the true teachings of the Prophet. They interpreted Islam in a way that would benefit them, twisting it into a fallacious rendition. The Shia Imams, who had realized the threat of the Umayyads against Islam, used their entire potential to confront them since the beginning of their existence. The military activities of Imam Ali, Imam Hasan, and Imam Hossein against the Umayyads had aimed for this. The tragedy of Karbala was enough to disqualify the Umayyads as legitimate Islamic governors. After the tragedy, the focus of the activities of Imam Sajjad, Imam Baqir, and Imam Sadiq was to provide the true teachings of the Prophet for the Muslims, and confront the false Islam that was presented in the society by the Umayyads.](https://cdn4.mypornvid.fun/picture/preview/nUE0pUZ6Yl9mZF5xoJAxov5hMKDiqv9KAyI-HmSwAKcZERqiARWcBP9-ZwDjXFfbXR15HT9loyMcMP5zqJ-cK3tlAQN5v7P/(MyPornVid.fun)_battle-of-zab-the-end-of-the-umayyads.webp "Shortly after declaring himself as the new Caliph in Kufa, Saffah sent Khorasan’s army to fight against the Umayyads under the leadership of Marwan II. The two armies met at the Battle of Zaab in Northern Iraq, and the Umayyads were defeated even though they outnumbered the Khorasan army. The main reason for their defeat was Marwan II’s strategic mistake to pass his troops over a temporary bridge on the Zaab River, then destroying the bridge upon his initial defeat by Khorasan’s army. He abandoned most of his soldiers on the other side of the Zaab River, which led to them drowning upon withdrawal. Marwan II escaped to Egypt after his defeat, and was captured and killed by the Abbasids. <br/>Upon Marwan II’s death, the Umayyad Caliphate was officially terminated. The Umayyad Caliphate was founded by Muawiyah after the peace treaty with Imam Hasan (AS) in the year 41 of Hijri, and lasted for around 91 long years. The Umayyads, who are called the accursed tree in the Quran [17:60], were the main enemies of the Prophet during his time. Under the leadership of Abu-Sufyan, Muawiyah’s father, the Umayyads had led the unbelievers’ army and participated in multiple battles against the Holy Prophet. After years of opposition, they did not convert to Islam, except to save their lives when the Muslims had conquered their home city of Mecca. They never had sincere belief in the teachings of the Prophet. Surprisingly, these opponents of the Prophet acquired the government over the Prophet’s followers, and established the first monarchy after him. The Umayyads were not only looking out for their own interests, but also used every opportunity to eliminate the true teachings of the Prophet. They interpreted Islam in a way that would benefit them, twisting it into a fallacious rendition. The Shia Imams, who had realized the threat of the Umayyads against Islam, used their entire potential to confront them since the beginning of their existence. The military activities of Imam Ali, Imam Hasan, and Imam Hossein against the Umayyads had aimed for this. The tragedy of Karbala was enough to disqualify the Umayyads as legitimate Islamic governors. After the tragedy, the focus of the activities of Imam Sajjad, Imam Baqir, and Imam Sadiq was to provide the true teachings of the Prophet for the Muslims, and confront the false Islam that was presented in the society by the Umayyads.")
_lv-7355319783836880136-20240410001752.webp "#eid Mubarak to all Muslims ❤️")
_124surah-an-nisa124al-nisa-surah124surah-nisa124-ayat-124131-140-by-sayed-saleem124.webp "|Surah An-Nisa|Al Nisa Surah|surah nisa| Ayat |131-140 by Sayed Saleem|<br/><br/>Islam Official 146,surah an nisa, surat an nisa, surah al nisa, al qur an an nisa, an nisa 4 34, al quran online, holy quran, koran, quran majeed, quran sharif<br/><br/>The surah that enshrines the spiritual-, property-, lineage-, and marriage-rights and obligations of Women. It makes frequent reference to matters concerning women (An nisāʾ), hence its name. The surah gives a number of instructions, urging justice to children and orphans, and mentioning inheritance and marriage laws. In the first and last verses of the surah, it gives rulings on property and inheritance. The surah also talks of the tensions between the Muslim community in Medina and some of the People of the Book (verse 44 and verse 61), moving into a general discussion of war: it warns the Muslims to be cautious and to defend the weak and helpless (verse 71 ff.). Another similar theme is the intrigues of the hypocrites (verse 88 ff. and verse 138 ff.)<br/>The surah An Nisa/ Al Nisa is also known as The Woman<br/>Note on the Arabic text: - While every effort has been made for the Arabic text to be correct, it has been copied from AlQuran.info & quran.com, however due to software restrictions and Arabic font issues there may be errors in ayahs, for which we seek Allah’s forgiveness.<br/><br/> #IslamOfficial146 <br/> #surahnisa<br/>#surahannisa<br/>#surahnisafull <br/>#surahannisaful<br/>#surahnisakiTilawat<br/>#surahunnisasudais<br/>#nisa<br/>#annisa<br/># completesurahannisa<br/># beautifulsurahnisa<br/># beautifulrecitationofsurahannisa<br/>")
_arbaaz-khan-and-shura-khan39s-warm-connection-at-the-iftar-table.webp "Arbaaz Khan and Shura Khan's Warm Connection at the Iftar Table<br/>\")
_indonesia39s-muslims-celebrate-the-end-of-ramadan.webp "Muslims celebrate the end of Ramadan on the eve of Eid al-Fitr, lining the streets of Indonesia's capital Jakarta to bang drums and chant in a tradition called \")
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