Islam is a religion of peace, love, kindness and tolerance towards all. The Holy Quran unequivocally stipulates that “There is no compulsion in matters of Faith (i.e. Din)”. (2:256). The purpose of Divine Guidance is to explain everything clearly and then leave it to the judgment of each individual to decide, of his own free will, whether to enter the fold of Islam or not. • The Holy Quran says: • Keeping the aforesaid cardinal principles in view, Muslims always went out of the way to accommodate non-believers.
Usury and Adultery are considered two major sins in Islam. This Powerpoint Slide deals with the connection in a hadith between usury and adultery. There is not indept understanding but rather superficial understanding between the two connections
The Powerpoint presentation gives an overview of the fundamental rights the non Muslims enjoy to practice their religion and yet enjoy the security and safety under the Muslim governance
The SLide show deals with the understanding of Hijab in islam and other religion. IT does not indulge into the parameters of Hijab and the other controversial issues. It focusses that for a Muslim, it is following Allah's command and earning the pleasure of Allah
The Powerpoint presentation deals with the basic understanding of the rights of a Funeral and what are the duties the rest of the Muslims supposed to execute.
Islam is a religion of peace, love, kindness and tolerance towards all. The Holy Quran unequivocally stipulates that “There is no compulsion in matters of Faith (i.e. Din)”. (2:256). The purpose of Divine Guidance is to explain everything clearly and then leave it to the judgment of each individual to decide, of his own free will, whether to enter the fold of Islam or not. • The Holy Quran says: • Keeping the aforesaid cardinal principles in view, Muslims always went out of the way to accommodate non-believers.
Usury and Adultery are considered two major sins in Islam. This Powerpoint Slide deals with the connection in a hadith between usury and adultery. There is not indept understanding but rather superficial understanding between the two connections
The Powerpoint presentation gives an overview of the fundamental rights the non Muslims enjoy to practice their religion and yet enjoy the security and safety under the Muslim governance
The SLide show deals with the understanding of Hijab in islam and other religion. IT does not indulge into the parameters of Hijab and the other controversial issues. It focusses that for a Muslim, it is following Allah's command and earning the pleasure of Allah
The Powerpoint presentation deals with the basic understanding of the rights of a Funeral and what are the duties the rest of the Muslims supposed to execute.
The document discusses reliance on Allah (Tawakkul) and the relationship between a mutawakkil (one who relies on Allah) and their wakeel (trustee). It notes that one puts their trust in Allah because He has no disabilities or flaws. A wakeel serving as a representative for the mutawakkil should have qualities of detecting trickery, declaring the truth publicly without fear, accurately understanding intentions, and exerting due effort. The document cites a Quran verse about the Battle of Ahzab where the believers' faith increased from witnessing Allah's promise come to pass. It encourages complete reliance and trust in Allah.
The document discusses four ranks of taqwa (piety, righteousness). The first rank involves refraining from forbidden matters. The second rank involves shunning doubtful matters. The third rank involves refraining from lawful matters that could lead to unlawful acts. The fourth and highest rank involves only doing things that please Allah, exemplified by Abu Bakr vomiting milk to avoid anything unlawful. Higher ranks of taqwa correspond to higher degrees in the afterlife.
This is a part of the five series of Powerepoint presentation giving a overview on the Caliphate of the Ummayyads.The Ummayyad belonged to the the Bani Ummayad. Their Caliphate started from the Caliphate of Amir Muawiyah.It lasted for around 90 years.They took Damascus as the capital city.
This is a part of the five series of Powerepoint presentation giving a overview on the Caliphate of the Ummayyads.The Ummayyad belonged to the the Bani Ummayad. Their Caliphate started from the Caliphate of Amir Muawiyah. It lasted for around 90 years. They took Damascus as the capital city.
This is a part of the five series of Powerepoint presentation giving a overview on the Caliphate of the Ummayyads.The Ummayyad belonged to the the Bani Ummayad. Their Caliphate started from the Caliphate of Amir Muawiyah. It lasted for around 90 years. They took Damascus as the capital city.
This is a part of the five series of Powerepoint presentation giving a overview on the Caliphate of the Ummayyads.The Ummayyad belonged to the the Bani Ummayad. Their Caliphate started from the Caliphate of Amir Muawiyah.It lasted for around 90 years.They took Damascus as the capital city.
This is a part of the five series of Powerepoint presentation giving a overview on the Caliphate of the Ummayyads.The Ummayyad belonged to the the Bani Ummayad. Their Caliphate started from the Caliphate of Amir Muawiyah.It lasted for around 90 years.They took Damascus as the capital city.
The Life of Prophet Muhammad pbuh Part 1-The Pre-Islamic Arabia.pptxDr. Mayeser Peerzada
This document provides an overview of life in pre-Islamic Arabia, including the religious practices, social customs, economic situation, and ethics. It describes how the native religion of Ibrahim was replaced by idol worship of Hubal and other idols. It discusses the social classes, role of women, tribal customs, and nomadic lifestyle. The economy was based mostly on trade, with some farming and livestock. Ethical practices included hospitality, keeping covenants, and a sense of honor, though poverty and violence also existed. The document is presented by Dr. Mayeser Peerzada and provides background on the society that the Prophet Muhammad emerged from.
The document discusses the contributions of Muslims to various fields of science throughout history. It notes that Muslims developed Arabic numerals from Indian numerals and made advances in trigonometry, with terms like sine originating from Arabic. Algebra also originated from the work of the Persian scholar al-Khwarizmi. Muslims made important contributions to astronomy by observing the stars and heavens, establishing some of the earliest observatories. Other fields discussed include geology, geography, physics, chemistry, and medicine, with notable Muslim scientists and their works mentioned for each field.
The document discusses the authority of the Sunnah (traditions or sayings of the Prophet Muhammad) in Islam. It states that the Sunnah is the second source of Islamic law after the Quran, and obedience to the Prophet is described as indirectly obeying Allah. The Prophet's sayings and examples are needed to properly understand and implement the teachings of the Quran. Following the Sunnah is considered obligatory for Muslims based on verses commanding obedience to the Prophet.
The Powerpoint presentation gives a details explanation to the narration of the Night Journey of the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh). This could be an helpful source to Islamiyat of IGCSE curriculum
The PowerPoint presentation deals with the topic on Arrogance as a short explantion to the IGCE Islamiyat Hadith explanation. The powerpoint has the relevant questions which could be asked during exams on the topic
The document discusses reliance on Allah (Tawakkul) and the relationship between a mutawakkil (one who relies on Allah) and their wakeel (trustee). It notes that one puts their trust in Allah because He has no disabilities or flaws. A wakeel serving as a representative for the mutawakkil should have qualities of detecting trickery, declaring the truth publicly without fear, accurately understanding intentions, and exerting due effort. The document cites a Quran verse about the Battle of Ahzab where the believers' faith increased from witnessing Allah's promise come to pass. It encourages complete reliance and trust in Allah.
The document discusses four ranks of taqwa (piety, righteousness). The first rank involves refraining from forbidden matters. The second rank involves shunning doubtful matters. The third rank involves refraining from lawful matters that could lead to unlawful acts. The fourth and highest rank involves only doing things that please Allah, exemplified by Abu Bakr vomiting milk to avoid anything unlawful. Higher ranks of taqwa correspond to higher degrees in the afterlife.
This is a part of the five series of Powerepoint presentation giving a overview on the Caliphate of the Ummayyads.The Ummayyad belonged to the the Bani Ummayad. Their Caliphate started from the Caliphate of Amir Muawiyah.It lasted for around 90 years.They took Damascus as the capital city.
This is a part of the five series of Powerepoint presentation giving a overview on the Caliphate of the Ummayyads.The Ummayyad belonged to the the Bani Ummayad. Their Caliphate started from the Caliphate of Amir Muawiyah. It lasted for around 90 years. They took Damascus as the capital city.
This is a part of the five series of Powerepoint presentation giving a overview on the Caliphate of the Ummayyads.The Ummayyad belonged to the the Bani Ummayad. Their Caliphate started from the Caliphate of Amir Muawiyah. It lasted for around 90 years. They took Damascus as the capital city.
This is a part of the five series of Powerepoint presentation giving a overview on the Caliphate of the Ummayyads.The Ummayyad belonged to the the Bani Ummayad. Their Caliphate started from the Caliphate of Amir Muawiyah.It lasted for around 90 years.They took Damascus as the capital city.
This is a part of the five series of Powerepoint presentation giving a overview on the Caliphate of the Ummayyads.The Ummayyad belonged to the the Bani Ummayad. Their Caliphate started from the Caliphate of Amir Muawiyah.It lasted for around 90 years.They took Damascus as the capital city.
The Life of Prophet Muhammad pbuh Part 1-The Pre-Islamic Arabia.pptxDr. Mayeser Peerzada
This document provides an overview of life in pre-Islamic Arabia, including the religious practices, social customs, economic situation, and ethics. It describes how the native religion of Ibrahim was replaced by idol worship of Hubal and other idols. It discusses the social classes, role of women, tribal customs, and nomadic lifestyle. The economy was based mostly on trade, with some farming and livestock. Ethical practices included hospitality, keeping covenants, and a sense of honor, though poverty and violence also existed. The document is presented by Dr. Mayeser Peerzada and provides background on the society that the Prophet Muhammad emerged from.
The document discusses the contributions of Muslims to various fields of science throughout history. It notes that Muslims developed Arabic numerals from Indian numerals and made advances in trigonometry, with terms like sine originating from Arabic. Algebra also originated from the work of the Persian scholar al-Khwarizmi. Muslims made important contributions to astronomy by observing the stars and heavens, establishing some of the earliest observatories. Other fields discussed include geology, geography, physics, chemistry, and medicine, with notable Muslim scientists and their works mentioned for each field.
The document discusses the authority of the Sunnah (traditions or sayings of the Prophet Muhammad) in Islam. It states that the Sunnah is the second source of Islamic law after the Quran, and obedience to the Prophet is described as indirectly obeying Allah. The Prophet's sayings and examples are needed to properly understand and implement the teachings of the Quran. Following the Sunnah is considered obligatory for Muslims based on verses commanding obedience to the Prophet.
The Powerpoint presentation gives a details explanation to the narration of the Night Journey of the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh). This could be an helpful source to Islamiyat of IGCSE curriculum
The PowerPoint presentation deals with the topic on Arrogance as a short explantion to the IGCE Islamiyat Hadith explanation. The powerpoint has the relevant questions which could be asked during exams on the topic
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A business may deal with both sales and purchases occasionally. They buy things from vendors and then sell them to their customers. Such dealings can be confusing at times. Because multiple clients may inquire about the same product at the same time, after purchasing those products, customers must be assigned to them. Odoo has a tool called Reception Report that can be used to complete this assignment. By enabling this, a reception report comes automatically after confirming a receipt, from which we can assign products to orders.
4. Khalifah is used in the Quran
Presentation by Dr. Mayeser
Peerzada, drmayeser@gmail.com
5. Appointment of Caliphate
Through indication by the Prophet pbuh
• Abu Bakr As Siddeeq
Appointing a successor based on quality
• Abu Bakr appointed Umar
Election by a selected committee
• Umar selected a committee of 6 Sahabah
Presentation by Dr. Mayeser
Peerzada, drmayeser@gmail.com
7. Excellence in Islam
Man given superiority due to his knowledge
Talut was appointed as a King due to his knowledge
Slave like Bilal (RA) raised high whereas Abu Jahl killed by the Madinan
youths
Abu Bakr and Umar (RA) under the command of Usama bin Zaid
Prophet (p) said even if an Abyssinian slave is made a ruler
Umar (RA) said if Salim the slave of Abu Hudhaifah been alive he would
have been made a caliph
Presentation by Dr. Mayeser
Peerzada, drmayeser@gmail.com
8. Difference between Prophets and Caliphate
• eg: Isa (AS)
Teacher
Prophet
• eg: Dawood (AS)
Monarch
Prophet
• No succession
• Chosen by Allah
• Establish Law of Allah
Prophethood
• Consensus of the majority
• chosen by Allah
• Implement the law of Allah
Caliphate
Presentation by Dr. Mayeser
Peerzada, drmayeser@gmail.com
9. Rightly Guided Caliph
• approx 2 yrs
1) Abu Bakr (RA)
• approx 10 yrs
2) Umar (RA)
• approx 12 yrs
3) Uthman (RA)
• approx 4 yrs
4) Ali (RA)
Presentation by Dr. Mayeser
Peerzada, drmayeser@gmail.com