What the Muslim Attitude Towards the Bering Strait Theory Should Be
Recently in Mexico
archeologists found 40,000 year old footprints of mature people and
children. They say that the oldest humans artifacts, necklace beads that
they found, date back 70,000 years.
They claim that first humans showed up
100,000 years ago in Africa and then 70,000 years ago underwent a mass
extinction reducing them to the size of a small village of 100 to 150 or at
most 200 individuals. Then they say humans grew in numbers over a period of
20,000 to 30,000 years and reappeared. The Bering Strait theory claims talk
about Asiatic people crossing into Turtle Island from Asia some 20,000 years
ago...
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Four Four Points From Turtle Island
This is an article with four
sections with four points in each section, totaling 16 points. It's mainly
on belief from the most basic beginning.
We don’t believe in anything blindly and we
don’t allow ourselves to be blind followers. We question everything and
every action we take. Here are 4 sections of 4 points that take us from the
very basic belief that there is a Creator to the way we do everything in our
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Importance of Jarh wa Taadil
The Sunnah explains the Qur’an. For example the Qur’an Orders us to
do Salah, the Sunnah Explains to us how to do the Salah in a very
detailed way. It is impossible to accept only one and not the other.
We have the Qur’an with us and no one can alter the Qur’an, but we
ask ourselves where is the Sunnah that was Given by Allah Ta’Ala to our
Prophet and that he brought to us along with the Qur’an.
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Mustalahu l'Hadith Notes
These are the fundamentals, Usul in Arabic. Without these basics a
person can't get far just like with learning anything else, everything
starts from the basics. Many Muslims don't learn the basics and everyone
has their own idea and thinks they know the best yet they don't know the
basics and then they split of into groups and subgroups based on
everything other than the Usul.
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Usulu l'Fikh Notes
Usulu l'Fikh is the fundamentals of Fikh. Fikh in Arabic
means understanding and in Shariyah it means understanding the rules of
the Shariyah according to the statements in the Ayaat and Ahadith. Fikh
is Shariyah, law, jurisprudence. Fikh is not Aqueedah. Without proper
Usulu l'Fikh one cannot reach the correct Fikh.
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Usulu t'Tafsir Notes
To do Tafsir there are fundamentals that need to be
followed. The Ulema teach these fundamentals of doing Tafsir and the
lesson is called Usulu t'Tafsir, fundamentals of Tafsir. The other name
of Usulu t'Tafsir is Ulumu l'Qur'an, which means knowledge of Qur'an.
Attempting to do Tafsir without knowing Usulu t'Tafsir is forbidden,
because the Qur'an is the Word of Allah Ta'Ala and making statements
without Ilm about Allah Ta'Ala is forbidden. ...
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Bea Under the Tree
Bea is when the
Sahabah told the Prophet under the tree that they will follow him. Allah
Ta'Ala Said in the Qur'an that He is Pleased with those who gave Bea
under the tree. That is why we say Abu Bakr Radiallahu Anhu and Ali
Radiallahu anhu and Fatima Radiallahu anha and like that for all Sahabah.
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No to Abusing of the Concepts of Takfir
and Bea
A Middle Age Europe inquisition type group,
sitting and deciding about who committed apostasy and bringing verdicts
is not the work of Muslims.
13.c. Ottoman
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By telling people what Jarh wa Taadil is, teaching them
how the chain goes from the Sahabah who have Tazkiyah from Allah Ta'Ala
in the Qur'an to the Tabaiin who have Tazkiyah from the Sahabah and
Taba-tabaiin have Tazkiyah from the Tabaiin and Ulema from them and
later Ulema from earlier till Ulema with Tazkiyah today, in that way you
explained to people who is reliable and they can block people from
making themselves Ulema...
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Giving Udhiyah
Meat to nonMuslims
Answer by Shaykh Ibn `Uthaymeen
It is permissible to give a
nonMuslim some of the udhiyah meat in charity so long as
this nonMuslim is not one of those who are killing the
Muslims. If he is one of those who are ...
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OPINION
Why Indonesian Muslims Practice Traditional Ways
Though large populations in Asia are
Muslims many retain their animist beliefs prior to their introduction to
Islam by Arab merchants and travelers.
While Christian preachers tried to persuade
traditional people into Christianity, Islam was preached to them as a
call to Islam rather than an attack on their beliefs. The masses of
Asian people that accepted Islam retained their traditional ways ...
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Dawah Based on Batil
Muslims need to bring justice and live with justice instead of trying to
be liars and cheaters like the church missionaries messing around with
indigenous folks.
Part of that are the stories about a Cherokee born a Mahir Abdurazaaq and stories that America is Amir-ica and the Caribbean
Arabic for close-Qarib and Wakan-Tanka means Allah and Cherokee
syllabics are Arabic and Natives pray 5 times a day by looking at the
sun and Natives and Arabs look alike, and Natives wear turbans and
headscarves. However there's much more stuff going on. More profound and
more sophisticated trickery. Folks need
to not buy that and not allow themselves to be manipulated. Dawah based
on batil is not justified.
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Seven Teachings
There are many different approaches telling about the seven
teachings. In my area we have the seven animals. This is an
interpretation of the seven teachings according to directions and
colors:
east and red as the truth, south and white
as honesty, west and black as bravery, north and blue as humility, up
and yellow as wisdom, below and brown as respect, here and green...
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