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Things Remain the Same PDF Print E-mail

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By Khalil Abdel Alim

“That which hath been is now; and that which is to be hath already been; and God requireth that which is past” Ecc. 3:15

Solomon in the Bible says that there is nothing new under the sun.

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Racism PDF Print E-mail

By , on 16-07-2002 01:28

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By Shameeyaa neo waMolefe

Contributing objective views to topics such as racism it can be a challenging political/cultural task for a contributor’s neutrality to sustain in form of positivism and negativism. The angle, in which the inputs emerge, can influence the context of the message. For instance, if emotional and personal opinions are involved, readers can perceive the contents of the contribution as subjective. The slanted outcomes can technically sustain to the contribution and depict supremacy of influence the contributor tends to achieve. A contributor can at times be tugged within a skewed analysis while this can have an affect to the coherent critical criticism of issues originality, on the other hand, it can be perceived as ‘fractional’ contribution.

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My First Family Visit As A Muslim PDF Print E-mail

By , on 16-07-2002 01:12

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By Juan Galvan

As I fly home to Austin, Texas, I remember the days before my conversion to Islam. I am reminded of Armando, a Latino Muslim. He helped introduce me to Islam. While pointing to the East and then the West, Armando said, "Look what God has given us. He created everything. God is All-Powerful." He had just finished praying magrib. The beauty of the sunset is still present in my mind. "Truly, in remembering Allah do hearts find rest," Allah states in the Quran 13:28. Looking outside this window, I cannot help grinning as I look to my left and then to my right. I found the true purpose of life. The purpose is not to accept Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior. Instead, we must accept God as God. We Muslims acknowledge the true nature of our Creator. By doing so, we accept our own purpose as slaves to our Creator.

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The Gap Between Man PDF Print E-mail

By , on 16-07-2002 01:05

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By Shireen Patel

As we look at this Ummah (nation)-our Ummah, we will see how disunited we are. Ever wonder why with Islam we still aren’t united? Allah (subhanahuwatalla) only knows the true answer to that, but we can still come to our own conclusion. If we attempt to understand the cause of this separation we can only then begin to eliminate it.

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The Reality of Time and Space PDF Print E-mail

By , on 16-07-2002 00:27

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By Steven Malik Shelton

The Islamic creed translated roughly into English from the Arabic reads;

I bear witness that there is none worthy of worship except God, and I bear witness that Muhammad is the messenger of God.

This simple yet profound concept and declaration is the very basis of reality. In fact, if one refuses to recognize and to act on this statement, this reality, then one is not sane. And his thoughts, movements, and actions are tainted with the stain of futility and psychosis regardless of any secular intellectual achievements or temporal wealth he may pile up in this fleeting world of wind, fire, and earth.

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