Combating Terrorism
Combating Terrorism
By:
Dr. Ali S. Awadh Asseri
(Saudi Ambassador to Lebanon)
THE REAL MEANING OF JIHAD
Combating Terrorism
By:
Dr. Ali S. Awadh Asseri
(Saudi Ambassador to Lebanon)
THE REAL MEANING OF JIHAD
The Muslim Handbook
By: Dr. Mubarak Ali
RECOMMENDED DU'A (SUPPLICATIONS)
28. Du’a of the Afflicted
a) Transliteration:
Anni mas-saniyad-dur-ru wa anta arhamur-raahimin.(Surah Al-Anbiya, 21:83)
Translation:
Lord, I have been afflicted with distress and You are the Most Merciful of those who show mercy.
29. Du’a when Overpowered
a) Transliteration:
Questions and Answers on Islamic Doctrine
Chapter 2: Belief in Prophets and Missions
Question 15: Why should Muhammad (pbuh) be considered the last Prophet while Jesus Christ will reappear?
Combating Terrorism
By:
Dr. Ali S. Awadh Asseri
(Saudi Ambassador to Lebanon)
In the perspective of Islamic Shariah, terrorism is a crime against humanity and warrants capital punishment. Spreading terror by way of random killing, injuring people, sabotaging public and private property and doing mischief in the land is a crime. The holy Qur’an says:
The Muslim Handbook
By: Dr. Mubarak Ali
RECOMMENDED DU'A (SUPPLICATIONS)
26. Du’a of the Wrongfully Accused
a) Transliteration:
Wasi-a’ rabbunaa kul-la shai-in ‘ilman. ‘Alal-lahi tawa kalnaa rabbanaf tah bainanaa wa baina qawminaa bil haqqi, wa anta khairul faatihin. (Surah Al-A’raf, 7:89)
Translation:
Questions and Answers on Islamic Doctrine
Chapter 2: Belief in Prophets and Missions
Question 14: Why were the first batch of prophets sent to certain geographical areas and not others? How can we judge those areas which received no prophets? Why were they left without the word of God?
Combating Terrorism
By:
Dr. Ali S. Awadh Asseri
(Saudi Ambassador to Lebanon)
The Muslim Handbook
By: Dr. Mubarak Ali
RECOMMENDED DU'A (SUPPLICATIONS)
25. Du’a to Ward Off Evil Spells, Knots and Eyes
Transliteration:
a) Bismil-lah-hir-rahmaan-nir-rahim.
Qul a’uzubi rabbil falaq (1), Min shar-ri maa khalaq (2), Wa min shar-ri ghaasiqin izaa wa qab (3), Wa min shar-rin-naf-faathati fil ‘uqad (4), Wa min shar-ri haasadin izaa hasad (5). (Surah Al-Falaq, 113)
Translation:
Questions and Answers on Islamic Doctrine
Chapter 2: Belief in Prophets and Missions
Question 13: Is the Muslim entitled to blend his/her faith with other faiths or creeds?
Answer 13: In no way should a Muslim adopt other creeds or principles which conflict with the fundamentals underlying the Islamic doctrine. Monotheism runs counter to polytheism, nor does sunna (Prophet’s words and deeds) agrees with innovations. Likewise, the love of God is incompatiable with the love of some other power, etc.
Combating Terrorism
By:
Dr. Ali S. Awadh Asseri
(Saudi Ambassador to Lebanon)
ISLAM FORBIDS TERRORISM
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