الدرس التاسع: الجزء 2
lesson nine: Part 2
Talk about Islam
Human Relations
هذا الدرس للاستفادة والاطلاع لمن تريد التزود بتعبيرات وكلمات خاصة بالاسلام
واي سؤال انا حاظرة
While Islam presents itself as the only way of life for people to achieve salvation in the after-life, it also teaches its followers to live up to high standards in conduct with other human beings, regardless of their religion, ethnicity, race, language or culture. The Holy Quran is highly critical of Christian beliefs in Trinity and regarding Jesus (peace be on him) as a deity. The Holy Book is also very critical of the Jews for not accepting Jesus and Muhammad (peace be on them) as messengers of God. At the same time, however, it asks Muslims to establish a social association special only to Christians and Jews. Examples of such association are permission of marrying chaste women among them and giving explicit permission to eat their food. The verses in the Holy Quran forbid Muslims to insult anything that is viewed as a deity by any religion, regardless of whether it is a person, a stone, a stick or a tree. The verse 2:256 of the Quran says: Let there be no compulsion in religion: Truth stands out clear from Error: whoever rejects evil and believes in Allah has grasped the most trustworthy hand-hold, that never breaks. And Allah hears and knows all things.
Islam wants its adherents to be just to every human being.
"Do not let your hatred of a people incite you to aggression." (The Quran 5:2).
"And do not let ill-will towards any folk incite you so that you swerve from dealing justly. Be just; that is nearest to heedfulness" (The Quran 5:8).
Muslims are asked to be truthful, trustworthy, humble, kind and generous. They are asked to repel evil with goodness, control their anger, and be forgiving. Some of the sayings of the Prophet are:
"To remove something harmful from the road, is charity.
"Charity erases sins just as water extinguishes fire.
"He is not a perfect believer, who goes to bed full and knows that his neighbor is hungry.
"Show mercy to people on earth so that Allâh will have mercy on you in heaven."
الدرس التاسع: الجزء 3
lesson nine: Part 3
Talk about Islam
Islamic Theology
Islam is the way of life for those who believe in God and want to live a life in worship and obedience to none but God. The reward is forgiveness from God and an everlasting life in the Heaven
.
Belief in one God, Allah in Arabic, constitutes the very foundation of Islam. There is no deity except Allah. He is indivisible and absolutely transcendent. God is the Almighty, the Creator and the Sustainer of the universe, Who is similar to nothing and nothing is comparable to Him. Worship and obedience belongs to Allah and Allah alone. Joining other gods with God is an unforgivable sin. Any one who joins other gods with God has strayed far, far away from the Truth.
Prophet Muhammad was born in Makkah, a city in the present-day Saudi Arabia in 570 C.E. He is a direct descendant of Prophet Ishmael, the first son of Prophet Abraham. Peace and blessings of God be on all His prophets. Muhammad received divine revelations (The Holy Quran) over a period of 23 years in the seventh century of the Christian Era. Muslims believe that he is the last Messenger sent by God for the guidance of mankind until the Day of Judgment. He is the model for humanity of all walks of life to follow until the Last Hour. God sent him as a mercy for the worlds.
The primary sources of knowledge are the Holy Quran and the Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad. Anyone wanting to live a life in worship and obedience to God should follow these teachings.
The Holy Quran (also written as Koran) is the Divine Book revealed to Muhammad (peace be on him). The Holy Quran confirms what was revealed to earlier messengers of God and serves as the Criterion of right and wrong. The Quran is the only divine Book extant in its original text and is therefore the only source of Guidance from God for all mankind.
The Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad refers to his sayings and actions, his approvals and disapprovals. The Sunnah is collected in books separate from the Holy Quran and are known as Hadith books. While the Holy Quran is 100% word of God revealed to the Prophet, not every Hadith is authentic. Early Muslim scholars have classified hadith into various categories ranging from different levels of authenticity to false hadith.
Under this subweb on Theology, the Introductory page has general introductory articles on Islam. The page on Islamic Faith describes the basic beliefs in Islam. Articles on worship and rituals including prayers, charity, fasting and pilgrimage are at our Worship page.
lesson nine: Part 3
Talk about Islam
Islamic Theology
Islam is the way of life for those who believe in God and want to live a life in worship and obedience to none but God. The reward is forgiveness from God and an everlasting life in the Heaven
.
Belief in one God, Allah in Arabic, constitutes the very foundation of Islam. There is no deity except Allah. He is indivisible and absolutely transcendent. God is the Almighty, the Creator and the Sustainer of the universe, Who is similar to nothing and nothing is comparable to Him. Worship and obedience belongs to Allah and Allah alone. Joining other gods with God is an unforgivable sin. Any one who joins other gods with God has strayed far, far away from the Truth.
Prophet Muhammad was born in Makkah, a city in the present-day Saudi Arabia in 570 C.E. He is a direct descendant of Prophet Ishmael, the first son of Prophet Abraham. Peace and blessings of God be on all His prophets. Muhammad received divine revelations (The Holy Quran) over a period of 23 years in the seventh century of the Christian Era. Muslims believe that he is the last Messenger sent by God for the guidance of mankind until the Day of Judgment. He is the model for humanity of all walks of life to follow until the Last Hour. God sent him as a mercy for the worlds.
The primary sources of knowledge are the Holy Quran and the Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad. Anyone wanting to live a life in worship and obedience to God should follow these teachings.
The Holy Quran (also written as Koran) is the Divine Book revealed to Muhammad (peace be on him). The Holy Quran confirms what was revealed to earlier messengers of God and serves as the Criterion of right and wrong. The Quran is the only divine Book extant in its original text and is therefore the only source of Guidance from God for all mankind.
The Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad refers to his sayings and actions, his approvals and disapprovals. The Sunnah is collected in books separate from the Holy Quran and are known as Hadith books. While the Holy Quran is 100% word of God revealed to the Prophet, not every Hadith is authentic. Early Muslim scholars have classified hadith into various categories ranging from different levels of authenticity to false hadith.
Under this subweb on Theology, the Introductory page has general introductory articles on Islam. The page on Islamic Faith describes the basic beliefs in Islam. Articles on worship and rituals including prayers, charity, fasting and pilgrimage are at our Worship page.
الدرس العاشر: الجزء 1
lesson ten: Part 1
بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
هذا الدرس هو نتاج اطلاعي على عدة مواقع لتعليم اللغة الانجليزية وشعرت بوجود بعض المواضيع التي قد تفيدكم وتثري ثقافتكم اللغوية فاردت ان انقلها لكم هنا على هيئة دروس لاختم بها دورتنا وما اطلبه هو نسخ المادة من هنا ولصقها في ملف وورد للحفاظ عليها دوما
Top noun, verbs, adjectives
حمليه من المرفقات
lesson ten: Part 1
بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
هذا الدرس هو نتاج اطلاعي على عدة مواقع لتعليم اللغة الانجليزية وشعرت بوجود بعض المواضيع التي قد تفيدكم وتثري ثقافتكم اللغوية فاردت ان انقلها لكم هنا على هيئة دروس لاختم بها دورتنا وما اطلبه هو نسخ المادة من هنا ولصقها في ملف وورد للحفاظ عليها دوما
Top noun, verbs, adjectives
حمليه من المرفقات
الدرس العاشر: الجزء 2
lesson ten: Part 2
بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
هذا الدرس هو نتاج اطلاعي على عدة مواقع لتعليم اللغة الانجليزية وشعرت بوجود بعض المواضيع التي قد تفيدكم وتثري ثقافتكم اللغوية فاردت ان انقلها لكم هنا على هيئة دروس لاختم بها دورتنا وما اطلبه هو نسخ المادة من هنا ولصقها في ملف وورد للحفاظ عليها دوما
Useful Terms
lesson ten: Part 2
بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
هذا الدرس هو نتاج اطلاعي على عدة مواقع لتعليم اللغة الانجليزية وشعرت بوجود بعض المواضيع التي قد تفيدكم وتثري ثقافتكم اللغوية فاردت ان انقلها لكم هنا على هيئة دروس لاختم بها دورتنا وما اطلبه هو نسخ المادة من هنا ولصقها في ملف وورد للحفاظ عليها دوما
Useful Terms
الصفحة الأخيرة
lesson nine: Part 1
Talk about Islam
Ramadan
هذا الدرس للاستفادة والاطلاع لمن تريد التزود بتعبيرات وكلمات خاصة بالاسلام
واي سؤال انا حاظرة
Ramadan -a month of obligatory daily fasting in Islam is the ninth month in the Islamic lunar calendar. Daily fasts begin at dawn and end with sunset. Special nightly prayers called, Taraweeh prayers are held. The entire Quran is recited in these prayers in Mosques all around the world. This month provides an opportunity for Muslims to get closer to God. This is a month when a Muslim should try to: See not what displeases Allah
Speak no evil
Hear no evil
Do no evil
Look to Allah with fear and hope "O you who believe! Fasting is prescribed for you as it was prescribed for those before you, that you may become God-fearing." (The Quran, 2:183)
The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said: Whoever fasts during Ramadan with faith and seeking his reward from Allah will have his past sins forgiven. Whoever prays during the nights in Ramadan with faith and seeking his reward from Allah will have his past sins forgiven. And he who passes Lailat al-Qadr in prayer with faith and seeking his reward from Allah will have his past sins forgiven (Bukhari, Muslim).
Ramadan ends with a day long celebration known as Eidul-Fitr. Eidul-Fitr begins with a special morning prayer in grand Mosques and open grounds of towns and cities of the world. the prayer is attended by men, women and children with their new or best clothes. A special charity, known as Zakatul-Fitr is given out prior to the prayer. The rest of the day is spent in visiting relatives and friends, giving gifts to children and eating.
الكلمات اللي تحتها خط راح اترجمها لكم في درس لاحق