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Born in 570 Mecca, Arabia and died on June 8th 632. Some Muslims don't celebrate the Birth of Muhammad.
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Celebrations: Exchanging Gifts and Donation to the Poor
The Prophets Birthday commonly known in Muslim Culture, is culture celebrated in most of the Muslim countries and India. This is always celebrated in the third month in Islamic calendar. Fundamental Muslims do not celebrate his birth. -
During the time of Muhammad's Birthday, they recollect his life and learn on what he did and why he did it. It also show the significance of Muhammad.
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Muslim Terrorists bomb the parking Garage at the World Trade Center in New York City, killing 6 people and injuring 1,000 people.
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It is the most important day for Muslims. It is more benificial than any other day of the week. This is the day Muslims gather together to pray in congregation.
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Right before the prayer, they gather around for a lecture. The lecture empowers them with knowledge about God(Allah). They also talk about the religion is Islam.
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It is on the 27th day of the Seventh Month in the Islamic Calendar. This event is the night where Allah(God) took Muhammad.
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Muslims believe on this night an angel came to him and filled his heart with wisdom and belief. Muhammad was ascended into the heavens to talk to God directly.
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This is considered the most holiest night. Muslims spend this night praying and then the next day they fast for at least 6 days out of this month.
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Muhammad dies in his third favorite wife's arms in Medina, Saudi Arabia.
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The holiest month on the calendar. They do not eat or drink from sunrise to sunset, this is one of the pillars of Islam. God did this so the Muslims can have a rememberence of life after death.
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Ramadan last one month. It last during this time.
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Celebration: Visting Relatives House and Wearing Traditional Costumes
Hari Raya Puasa means day of celebration ia a important religious festival celebrated by the muslims in Singapore and Malaysia -
This is a day of feasting and celebrating for fasting for a month of Ramadan. This is a reward to the Muslims who fasted and in worship.
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This is one of the five pillars, fasting and abstaining bad habits. This teaches Muslims self control, humility, and generosity.
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This is a celebration that concludes Ramadan. During this time, everyone shows generosity and graditude. They share blessings with one another by feeding the poor and giving to charities. They give contributions and do good deeds.
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The first revelation was only five verses, the first five verses of Chapter 96. Among the very early revelations are Surah 73, 74, 80 and 97. The revelations were sent by Allah, Subhanahu wa Ta'ala (SWT), the creator and sustainer of the universe, and transmitted to him by the Archangel Jibril (as) (Gabriel). The revelations he received were sometimes a few verses, a part of a chapter or the whole chapter.
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Day 1-10 Checklist !
Read the Qur'an
*Tabeer,Dhikr,Duas
Recite blessings on the prohet
Fasting- for whole period
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The invasion of Banu Nadir took place in August 25 AD (Rabi' al-awwal, 4. The account is related in Surah Al-Hashr (Chapter 59 - The Gathering) which describes the banishment of the Jewish tribe Banu Nadir who were expelled from Medina after being accused of plotting to assassinate the Islamic prophet Muhammad.
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Islamic Terrorist has hijacked 4 Commercial Airplanes carrying passengers in the United States of America, destroying the World Trade Center, destroying a wall in the Pentagon, and Crashing in a Field in Pennsylvania. In Islam, Terrorism is a Crime to Women and Children. In this case, men and women were killed in this attack.
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This is a holy pilgramage. It is obligatory to all Muslims who can afford to go. Muslims try to get closer to God. All Muslims who can afford to go have to do this at least once in their life.
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This is where Muslim Hajj pilgrims gather on Mount Arafah. They pray to their lord. This is to remind those of the Day of Ressurection.
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This is a reminder for Prophet Abraham's willingness to give everything for God. God was impressed with him so he gave Abraham a ram to sacrifice instead.
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Muslims who can afford it can sacrifice an animal of their choice, on any three days of Eid ul Adha. If an animal is sacrified a third of the meat is kept. Another third is given to family. The other third is givin to the needy.
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Muslim belief is that Prophet Muhammad said fasting on this day forgives all the minor sins of the past year and coming year.
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The New Year is to remember Muhammad's migration from Mecca to Medina. This migration was to escape the volience in a non-muslim place.
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It is the first month on the Islamic calendar. It is oneofthe four sacred months of the year. Muharran moves from year to year when compared with the gregorian calendar.
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This marks the day that Moses what saved by the Pharaoh's Tyranny. This is the most sacred day and is the tenth day of the Islamic month Muharram.
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Second Month on the Islamic Calendar.
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Time of year was considered to be cursed. Many catastrophes and calamities took place here (However it has been proven false)
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Shia Muslims celebrate this 5 days later. Some Muslims do not approve of celebrating the birthday, and regard doing so as a religious innovation.
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The celebration for the prophet had it's origins around 8th century. First celebrated with animal sacrifices.
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