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Diary of a Haji: Day 16
... as usual. Amazingly, there were beggars, men, women and children, sitting on the same ground where tens of thousands of people had ...
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Diary of a Haji: Day 1
... about sixty-one people, including women and a couple of children at the airport who were traveling in our group. The plane left ...
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Women in Islam: The Verdict of Jurisprudence (Chapter 2)
... commit theft, nor indulge in fornication, nor murder their children, nor slander any one, nor disobey you in whatever that is fair, do ... a session that he once told them: "Any woman who loses three children would find it a barrier from hell". A woman said, "and what about ...
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Gender Equity: The Spiritual Aspect (Chapter 1)
... the trustees of Allah on earth. We have honored the children of Adam, provided them with transport on land and sea, given them ... reasons for the love and respect due to mothers from their children. 0 Adam! You and your wife dwell in the garden and enjoy (its ...
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Handbook of Hajj: Prayers and Supplications
... and the necks of our fathers and mothers and brothers and children from the fires of Hell. O Thou who art Master of Beneficence, ... immorality, and from returning home to see my family and my children in an evil state of affairs. O Allah! Truly I ask Thee for Thy ...
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Muhammad: The Promise and its Fulfillment
... The expression "their brethren" in the verses refers tot he children of Isma'il who are the brethren of the Israelites. The ...
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Muhammad: The Prophet's Marriage With Khadijah
... with her love." Khadijah bore the Holy Prophet several children. The first-born was named Qasim after whom, according to Arab custom, ...
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Women in Islam: Women in Muslim Society (Chapter 3)
... that she might devote herself exclusively to the care of her children and the service of her husband. But how could she qualify for attending to domestic family affairs or to the rearing of children in a satisfactory manner without being herself versed through ...
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Muhammad: The Prophet's Youth
... and pride and would readily attend to the addresses of children and spare no pains in alleviating the sufferings of the poor, old, and ...
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Muhammad: Economic Life
... sometimes took possession of the borrower's wife and children. Speculation too was rampant, on the rates of exchange, the load ...
