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Topic: Alif Noon

	Muslims, Islam, and Iraq
		Ayatollah Abulqasim Dibaji, a Kuwaiti-based Ayatollah, said, "Total terror reigns in Najaf." As of noon on Sunday, April 13, it was finally being reported that US troops were now helping restore order.
		Although as of about 10 pm US EST, Lt. Cmdr Charles Owens (a spokesman of the US Central Command) in a report originating with the Associated Press indicated that as far as US troops were concerned, the problem was none of their business.
		Shaykh Harith al-Dhari (al-Dari -- spelled not with a dhal but with a daad, alif, ra', yaa) (link fixed 24 December 2005).
	www.uga.edu /islam/iraq.html (8486 words)

	Georgetown University
		"Edward W. Said, Cultural Politics and Critical Theory: An Interview with Terry Eagleton." Alif (2005): 245-269.
		"Ibn al-Jawzi’s Exegetical Propaedeutic: Introduction and Translation [of the muqaddimah to Zad al-masir fi ’ilm al-tafsir]." Alif: Journal of Comparative Poetics (1988): 101-113.
		"’A Lie by Noon’: A Review of Ernest Hemingway’s True At First Light." The Hemingway Review Fall.1999 (1999): 35-38.
	explore.georgetown.edu /publications/index.cfm?Action=List&DisciplineID=11 (3646 words)

	SHAYKH AL ISLAM \| JANASHEEN - MUHADDITH AL A'ZAM AL HIND
		After noon prayer, he taught his disciples again until night prayer.
		Then he would go home and, after resting for a while, return to the mosque and worship until morning prayer.
		We sometimes add ‘and’ or the letter alif, or omit something." He said: "If you cannot memorize the Qur’an which is written down before you, adding and omitting some-thing from it, then how about narrations which we heard from the Prophet -- Allah bless and greet him --, some of them only once?
	www.islam786.com /articles5.htm (14612 words)

	Translations of the Koran
		To every man who, during prayer, recites these words with true devotion, Allah will grant the cure of these forty-two moral illnesses."
		The word "Amin" (Chinese: A mi nai) is thus explained : — "This word has four sacred characters which designate four saints: Alif stands for Adam; Mim for Mohammed, the apostle of God; Ya for Yahya (John); and Nun for Noah.
		Those who recite these characters accurately will receive the honours and dignity pertaining to these four saints, on the Day of the Resurrection."
	www.answering-islam.org /Books/Zwemer/Translations/index.htm (5585 words)

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