Eid-e-Miladunnabi: What Scholars and Historians Say About the Prophet's Birth Date
Eid-e-Miladunnabi is marked on 12 Rabiul Awal, but the classical sources give several different dates for the Prophet Muhammad's birth.
Eid-e-Miladunnabi is marked on 12 Rabiul Awal, but the classical sources give several different dates for the Prophet Muhammad's birth.
The hadith establishes Salatut Tawbah, in which a person who has sinned performs ablution, prays two rakats and asks Allah's forgiveness, with the promise that Allah forgives him.
Against Satan's vow to mislead humanity, Allah has promised to keep forgiving those who repent, and the hadith describes a door of repentance that stays open until the sun rises in the west.
Islam teaches that holding to the Quran and Sunnah, keeping company with the truthful, remembering Allah and making certain supplications help a believer stay firm in faith.
Akheri Chahar Shombo, the last Wednesday of Safar, recalls the day the Prophet Muhammad briefly recovered during his final illness, though scholars differ on how it should be observed.
The Quran and hadith set out plain signs of a hypocrite, from lazy, hurried prayer to lying and breaking promises, and warn of the harshest punishment for hypocrisy.
Alongside treatment by a specialist doctor, Islam offers guidance for easing depression, anxiety and stress, from prayer and remembrance of Allah to patience, halal food and family support.
The Quran and the hadiths of the Prophet (PBUH) show that planting and caring for trees earns reward as sadaqah jariyah, continuing charity that outlives the planter.
When the state of Israel was founded, about 700,000 Palestinians were displaced and never allowed to return home.
Burials of people who died of or with symptoms of the coronavirus have met local resistance in Bangladesh, though the WHO lists no risk from burying such bodies.
Country quotas decide how many Muslims can perform Hajj each year, and several Muslim-majority countries are pressing Saudi Arabia for more places.