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	Sharia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		For Sunni Muslims, the primary sources of Islamic law are the Qur'an, the Hadith or directions of the Islamic prophet Muhammad, the unanimity of Muhammad's disciples on a certain issue (ijma), and Qiyas (drawing analogy from the essence of divine principles).
		Islamic jurisprudence is called fiqh and is divided into two parts: the study of the sources and methodology (usul al-fiqh - roots of the law) and the practical rules (furu' al-fiqh — branches of the law).
		Islamic law to American Muslims in Dearborn, Boston, or Houston is a very different thing than Islamic law to religious Muslims in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the Gaza Strip, western China, Nigeria[1], Indonesia or Pakistan.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sharia (3482 words)

	Islamic Books/Prophet Muhammad (pbuh)
		PRRB 532 The Prophet of Islam by Qutubuddin Aziz.
		PRAD 814 The Prophet of the Desert by Khalid Latif Gauba.
		PRMA 825 The Shadowless Prophet of Islam by Syed Abdul Wahab.
	www.islampub.com /books/prophet.html (2330 words)

	Islam - InformationBlast
		The Qur'an is the foremost source of Islamic jurisprudence, and the second is the Sunnah (the practices of the Prophet, as narrated in reports of his life).
		Some Islamic behaviors are similar to pre-Islamic practices from the Arabian Peninsula - in particular, the hajj and three of its associated practices: circling the Kaaba, kissing the Black Stone, and the stoning of three pillars outside Mecca.
		Under the Islamic state, they were exempt from the draft, but were required to pay a tax known as jizyah, part of which went to charity and part to finance churches and synagogues.
	www.informationblast.com /Islam.html (4284 words)

	Islamic World - Islamic Names, About ALLAH, About Prophet Muhammad, Islamic Stories, and more...
		Muhammad is considered to be the summation and the culmination of all the prophets and messengers that came before him.
		The Prophets of Christianity and Judaism are indeed the Prophets of Islam.
		The Muslims of the early period of the Islamic era were pioneers in medicine, chemistry, physics, geography, navigation, arts, poetry, mathematics, algebra, logarithms, calculus, etc. They contributed to the Renaissance of Europe and world civilization.
	www.batkhela.com /islam (1396 words)

	HOLY LIFE OF HAZRATH MUHAMMAD
		Prophet Muhammad ordered that, "while I was in my mother's womb, she saw a dream that a light originated from her body which illuminated the palaces of Syria".
		Prophet's uncle asked him to untie his leg-sheet and put it on shoulder in order to avoid the friction by bricks which was causing burning sensation.
		The prophet said, "Be a witness" but as stated earlier that it is not necessary that miracles cause infidels to have faith in Allah rather it is so, that miracles are demanded by those who have their hearts filled with denial and obstinacy.
	al-islamforall.org /litre/Englitre/Hmohd.htm (21182 words)

	Mosque article - Mosque Mezquita Córdoba Spain place worship Islamic Muslims Prophet - What-Means.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		This term is used widely throughout the Islamic world, and the word masjid is widely preferred by many Muslims.
		The first mosque was the house of the Prophet Muhammad in Medina, a city north of Mecca to which the followers of Muhammad had withdrawn in 622.
		Because Islamic prayer must be preceded by ritual purification, mosques have fountains or other facilities for washing in their entryways or courtyards.
	www.what-means.com /encyclopedia/Mosque (514 words)

	Prophet Of Doom: Islam's Terrorist Dogma In Muhammad's Own Words
		The depiction of the prophet by the most revered Muslim sources reveals behavior that is immoral, criminal, and violent.
		The five oldest and most trusted Islamic sources don't portray Muhammad as a great and godly man. They confirm that he was a thief, liar, assassin, mass murderer, terrorist, warmonger, and an unrestrained sexual pervert engaged in pedophilia, incest, and rape.
		The overwhelming majority of the Islamic literature printed by the Saudi government and distributed in American mosques and Islamic schools is uncivilized, hateful, violent, and treasonous.
	www.prophetofdoom.net (949 words)

	Third Infallible Fatima (SA), daughter of the Holy Prophet (SAW): Islamic Occasions Network
		Marriage was solemnized by the Prophet himself and after marriage the couple went to live in a separate house next to the House of the Prophet around the Mosque.
		These acts of the Prophet (SAW) were to show the companions that this house and its occupants have a special place in the way of Allah and that this status should be maintained after the death of the Prophet (SAW).
		When the Prophet heard of this situation he brought some food for the family and told them that Ali's charitable act was of the greatest value in the eyes of Allah.
	www.ezsoftech.com /islamic/infallible3a.asp (1654 words)

	Sayings of The Prophet \| Islamic Values
		Some are accepted as authentic; some traced to The Prophet's companions; some are the subject of debate.
		According to Abu Daud these four Sayings of The Prophet contain the summary of Islamic law.
		The proof of a Muslim's sincerity is that he payeth no heed to that which is not his business.
	www.twf.org /Sayings.html (185 words)

	Islam - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The cornerstone of Islamic faith is a strict belief in monotheism.
		The Egyptian Islamic Jihad terrorist group claims, as did a few long-extinct early medieval Kharijite sects, that Jihad is the "sixth pillar of Islam".
		Muslims do not follow the laws of the Qur'an exclusively; they also follow the examples of the prophet, which is known as the Sunnah, and the understanding of the Qur'an contained in the teachings of the prophet known as the Ahadith.
	www.peacelink.de /keyword/Islamic.php (3799 words)

	Prophet Muhammed,The Prophet,Prophet,Muhammed
		After these experiences in the desert, Muhammad claimed to be a prophet of God with the great desire to guide others by God's message.
		The people called him a sorcerer and false prophet and claimed that he was possessed (Watt, p.102) and in 622 Muhammad was forced to flee Mecca.
		Muhammad was born poor, but he died known as the founder of the great religion of Islam, and was considered a "poet, an inspired prophet with a fearless heart (Dermenghem, p.
	www.funmunch.com /events/ramadan/islamic_prophet.shtml (494 words)

	Mawlid- The Birth of Prophet Muhammad - ,مولد النبيّ محمد (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Mawlid- The Birth of Prophet Muhammad -,مولد النبيّ محمد
		Muslims are thankful to Allah for the blessing of Islam and for being among the followers of Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be upon Him).
		The honorable, knowledgeable, and righteous ruler: al-Mudhaffar, the King of Irbil, initiated the celebration of the Prophet’s Birth about 900 years ago, and he was praised by Muslim scholars of Islam--among them the Egyptian hafidhs: Ibn Hajar al-^Asqalaniyy and Jalalud-Din as-Suyutiyy.
	www.mawlid.info (230 words)

	Hebrew and Islamic Calendar Reconciled (No. 53)
		Islamic tradition lays down that that it was on the nights of Ramadhan, the so-called lailat al-kadr that Muhammed received the revelation of the Koran.
		The Islamic Calendar, which is based purely on lunar cycles, was allegedly first introduced in 638 CE by the close companion of the Prophet and the second Caliph, `Umar ibn Al-Khattab (586-644 CE).
		The Islamic (Hijri) Calendar -with dates that fall within the Muslim Era- is usually abbreviated AH in Western languages from the Latinised Anno Hejirae "In the year of the Hijra." 1st of Muharram AH 1 allegedly corresponds to Friday July 16th, 622 CE in the Julian Calendar.
	www.ccg.org /english/s/p053.html (8969 words)

	IU NELC A200-A600 Course Description (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Islamic tradition tells us that when the poet Ka`b Ibn Zuhayr converted to Islam, he presented the Prophet Muhammad his poem that begins “Suad has departed” and, in return, the Prophet gave the poet his mantle.
		In a dream, he recited the poem in the Prophet’s presence, and the Prophet, in return, bestowed his mantle upon him.
		Annemarie Schimmel, And Muhammad is His Messenger: the Veneration of the Prophet in Islamic Piety.
	www.indiana.edu /~nelcmesp/coursedesc/n205_praise_prophet.html (230 words)

	Prophet Of Doom: Source Material (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Prophet Muhammad was the final Messenger of Allah to humanity, and therefore the Qur’an is the last Message which Allah has sent to us.
		“Islamic Traditions are comprised of writings which were compiled by Muslims in the late eighth to early tenth centuries concerning what the prophet Muhammad said and did back at the dawn of the seventh century.
		The Qur’an and Hadith, and therefore Islam, were born in Baghdad, not Mecca or Medina in the late eighth and early ninth centuries, not at the cusp of the seventh.
	www.prophetofdoom.net /sm.html (20060 words)

	islam4all
		Islam-usa.com - resource of Islamic knowledge for Muslims and individuals who are studying the religion of Islam.
		Islamic Philosophy - offers articles and resources for current, historical, and philosophical research.
		Islamic Page - includes translations of and notes on the Quran and Sahih Bukhari, Prophet Mohammad, introduction to the science of Hadith, and more.
	groups.msn.com /islam4all/islamicwebsites.msnw (1035 words)

	Hamzah the brave, uncle of the Holy Prophet (S.A.W.): Islamic Occasions Network
		Hamzah, the uncle of the Prophet of Islam, was one of the bravest men of Arabia and a well-known officer of Islam.
		It was Hamzah, who protected the Prophet in Makkah during the delicate moments with all his might and in order to avenge the insult and harm done to the Prophet by Abu-Jahl, he broke the latter's head in a big assembly of Quraysh and none dared to oppose him.
		The Prophet was moved and said: "I should not see your face until you are alive, because the heart-rending calamity fell upon my uncle at your hands".
	www.ezsoftech.com /islamic/hamza.asp (1018 words)

	Muhammad: The Last Prophet (2004) - Page 3
		Criticism included that the movie talked about specific incidents of the Prophet's (peace be upon him) life ignoring other significant major events, especially the Prophet's (pbuh) struggle with the Jews, in addition to lacking the attractive style that should exist in movies made for children.
		Instead, the prophet's words and thoughts are conveyed by a narrator, as well as his supporters and enemies as Muhammad defeats his foes and Islam grows.
		Since Islamic law prohibits any images of the prophet (or his close relatives) to be seen, the action is shown, as needed, from Muhammad's point of view -- you don't see him, you see what he sees -- and follows him through his preaching, his words directly out of the Koran.
	www.ldsfilm.com /anime/MuhammadTheLastProphet3.html (12304 words)

	Islam Page - Islam, Muslims, Allah, Muhammad, Salvation, Jesus
		The Basis of Islamic Belief by Dr. Gary Miller, a former Christian missionary.
		The Islamic Laws of Inheritance By Dr. A.
		The Prophet's Guidance on Recovery from the Affliction of Distress and Grief
	www.islamworld.net (3578 words)

	Islam >Islam Muslim Religion >Islam Muslim Slaves Murdered >Islam Muslim Religion killing Slaves, Murder, ...
		C.E. Bosworth in "The Islamic Dynasties" writes: "the use of this labor enabled the Arabs to live on the conquered land as a rentier class and to exploit some of the economic potential of the rich Fertile Crescent."
		Islamic law does not allow a Muslim man to be put to death for killing a slave.
		The Islamic faith, the Muslim religion is Islam.
	www.mswm.org /worldreligions.sins.muhammad.murdering.slaves.htm (1291 words)

	Islamic Tradition
		Cyber-guide designed for westerners provides extensive hyper-linked resources on basic beliefs, Islamic history and civilizations, companions of Muhammed, women in Islam, and topics of current concern (attack on America, terrorism, extremism and fundamentalism, plight of women under the Taliban).
		Mostly non-partisan cyber-portal Islamic resources on the WWW offers quick access to sites concerned with basic beliefs (5 pillars), art, history and science, Muhammad, Qur'an, tradition, Sunnah and inter-faith relations.
		Non-sectarian searchable library of internet resources includes links to electronic publications about the Islamic world and history, Muslim beliefs and practices, organizations and social issues, historic mosques and Islamic relations with other religions.
	www.virtualreligion.net /vri/islam.html (1095 words)

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		The tales of Muhammad’s wives and sex slaves are the most fascinating and also the most embarrassing part of the life of the Prophet.
		Answering the Muslims apologetics denying the young age of Ayesha when the Prophet married her.
		Jinns that Haunted Muhammad A Study of the Mental State of the Prophet.
	www.faithfreedom.org /Articles.htm (1532 words)

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		If Islamic terrorism claims more lives, no one's life is going to be spared.
		Today the Islamic danger is much greater than the danger posed by Nazism seventy years ago.
		A prophet may not take captives until he has made a slaughter in the land.
	www.faithfreedom.org /Quran.htm (4334 words)

	Islam >Muhammad >Islam Prophet Muhammad >Islam Prophet Muhammad >Islams Koran Quran SINS of Prophet Muhammad >Quran ...
		It was a nature that was with him all his years of self appointed prophet hood.
		Left on his own, with outside spiritual forces driving him, Muhammad concocted a bizarre religion, filled with various rituals, superstitions, and violence, all in an attempt to please a God he did not know.
		Allah Islamic Bible Doctrine Quran >Islam Muslims Allah Muhammad SINS of Muhammad >Islam Quran quotes Muhammad SINS >Islamic Muslim faith Allah and Prophet Muhammad prayer >Islam Muslims SINS of Muhammad.
	www.mswm.org /worldreligions.islam.dhanb.sins.muhammad.htm (1365 words)

	Islamic Voice
		In another narration Henna was prescribed for headache also Hazrat Abu Huraira narrates: Nabi-e-Akram (Pbuh) said that Jews and Christians did not use Khizab, you oppose that.
		Osman bin Abdullah Ibn Mohib narrates: “My family sent me to Ummul Momineen, Hazrat Salma (R), with a bowl of water (the narrator of this Hadith, Israil closed his three fingers and said the bowl was of silver).
		A few holy hairs of Prophet (Pbuh) were there in the bowl.
	www.islamicvoice.com /november.99/tibb.htm (824 words)

	Islamic Server of MSA-USC
		Allah ordained the final Prophet He would send to earth.
		Over five centuries had passed since the previous Prophet He sent, Jesus the son of Mary.
		Though Muhammad (saas) was born in the Arabian peninsula, he was sent to all of humanity.
	www.usc.edu /dept/MSA (426 words)

	Internet Islamic History Sourcebook
		The reports of the Prophet's sayings and deeds are called ahadith.
		The Sunnah, (traditions of the Prophet Muhammad), excerpts.
		The Islamic World and the Western Renaissance [At Zenithco].
	www.fordham.edu /halsall/islam/islamsbook.html (5127 words)

	SULTAN ISLAMIC LINKS, Discover Islam, Muslim people, Holy Quran and Islamic Religion
		Prophet Muhammad (PBUH): Allahâs Messenger to the Whole Mankind
		The Prophet (PBUH) as the Model for Truthfulness and Trustworthiness
		Adherence to Islam and Reviving it Based on the Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)
	www.sultan.org (767 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Books: And Muhammad Is His Messenger: Veneration of the Prophet in Islamic Piety (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Not a biography, but a serious insight into the nature and veneration of the prophet - his names, nature, essence, power and miracles.
		Gathered from hadith, quran, tradition all branches of Islam and Islamic mysticism.
		Professor Schimmel has structured and written the book so that the reader flows from page to page and chapter to chapter held fascinated and transfixed until the very last page has been read.
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/0807841285 (317 words)

	Find in a Library: The prophet's pulpit Islamic preaching in contemporary Egypt
		Find in a Library: The prophet's pulpit Islamic preaching in contemporary Egypt
		The prophet's pulpit Islamic preaching in contemporary Egypt
		WorldCat is provided by OCLC Online Computer Library Center, Inc. on behalf of its member libraries.
	worldcatlibraries.org /wcpa/ow/795f7242b818e4c0a19afeb4da09e526.html (57 words)

	Islamic directory of Islam, Quran, Hadith, Muhammad (pbuh), Muslims, Fatwa, Woman, History and more.
		Islamic directory of Islam, Quran, Hadith, Muhammad (pbuh), Muslims, Fatwa, Woman, History and more.
		Also Ghazawat of the Prophet explained date wise.
		- Sunnah, the tradition of the Prophet, Companions of the Prophet, Islamic glossary, Islam and science, and the knowlege of Islam in several languages.
	islamicfinder.org /index.php?sid=113634032&cat=47&t=sub_pages&lang=english (214 words)

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