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    The Life of Khadija (Sa)

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    Hazrat Khadija (SA) daughter of Khuylaid and Fatima was born in Mecca in 555 CE and was a pious and worthy lady‚ who at the time of the pagan regime of the Arabs before Islam‚ was well-known as "Tahireh" (Pure and Chaste Woman). She was also known as the ’Princess of Makkah’ because of her wealth. A lot of Arab nobles and Princes wanted to marry her but she refused all of them.She was well-known as a great and distinguished wealthy lady in the Arabian Peninsula. Her mother and father both died within

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    comparison between the two deaths of Hosna Bint Mahmoud and Jean Morris Season of Migration to the North is a classically complex Arabic novel written by the late Sudanese writer Tayeb Salih about the problems faced due to colonization and the attitudes towards the ‘new’ world. Throughout the novel issues such as racism‚ sexism‚ corruption and the drawbacks of modernisation are explored and these issues are all presented by Tayeb Salih in the two scenes where Hosna Bint Mahmoud commits suicide after killing

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    Muslim Contributions in Medicine‚ Science & Technology: The contributions in the advancement of knowledge by the traditional Islamic institutions of learning (Madrasahs‚ Maktab‚ Halqa & Dar-ul-Aloom) are enormous‚ which have been summed up in Encyclopedia Britannica:  “The madrasahs generally offered instruction in both the religious sciences and other branches of knowledge. The contribution of these institutions to the advancement of knowledge was vast. Muslim scholars calculated the angle

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    Around 570 C.E‚ a boy named Muhammad was born in Makkah‚ a trading city. Noted to his birth‚ his father was dead and the clan he owned was not very wealthy. Muhammad’s mother sent her baby to live with a family of nomads in the desert. Their young boy learned about traditional Arab values. He learned how to be kind to strangers and help orphans and needy members of society. When Muhammad was about six he stayed with his mother‚ but they had little time together bothered when his mother died. He

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    Gender Equality and Islam

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    Gender Equality and Islam Islam believes that a woman is not merely subject to man rather she has her own separate and complete entity in all respects. She has an equal right to that of a man to nourish her religions faculties‚ serve her faith‚ acquire education‚ get a job‚ do business‚ own something and benefit herself from it and prove her creativity in an enterprise. She is master of herself in all respects. The religious aspect of this fact is described in the Quran as under: “For muslim

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    seerah of the prophet

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    Prophet hood The Prophet (S.A.W) married a rich widow- Sayyidah Khadijah (R.A) - who was 40 years‚ the prophet being 25 at that time. One night during the month of Ramadaan the angel Jibraeel (A.S) came to see the Prophet now 40 years old and asked him to read the first 5 verses of Surah Al- Alaq. When the Prophet was alone he tried to understand what had happened to him and went home to Sayyidah Khadijah (R.A). Sayyidah Khadijah (R.A) comforted him by covering him in blankets and believed everything

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    Example of Islamic Feminism

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    Example of Islamic Feminism (Optional) Woman’s Freedom During the Time of Prophet Mohamed . Since the beginning of time‚ the relation between the sexes has been subject to heated debates and exposed to a complex proliferation of religious‚ psychological‚ and philosophical controversy. From demands of equality to essentialist understanding of sexual difference‚ the question has always remained crucial to the form and content of human life on earth. Arab women were not in isolation of such a debate

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1\ Elizabeth Smith Miller. is often credited as the first woman to wear pants. Miller was a suffragette. Her goal in the 1800s was to help women in the United States win the right to vote. She also helped slaves to get there freedom. 
2\ Lubna bint Khalid Al Qasimi. is the first woman to hold a ministerial post in the United Arab Emirates she is (the Minister for foreign Trade and was previously Minister of Economic and

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    Homelessness Problem

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    In our modern society child homelessness and racial issues can be widespread‚ like parasites afflicting a mass population. For homeless students‚ getting through college can be a feat‚ three of four never graduates high school. Racial issues have also been an impediment to students’ success. However‚ there were some who succeeded. Overall‚ Two factors affecting the success of many students today is racial segregation and poverty. Poverty has affected many college students‚ from the great depression

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    The first person to believe was Khadijah RA‚ she was the leader of the pack‚ and she preceded the men. But what made Khadija RA so special and what made her one of the four greatest women ever to live. We need to revisit the texts of Aasia‚ Maryam and Fatima. It can be seen that all four had a solid spiritual heart‚ their Imaan was powerful‚ their faith in Allah subhana wa’tala reached to the level of Yakin. Yakin is a state of conviction‚ where nothing can bring doubts into the heart. The

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