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    Unit 9 P1

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    Introduction In the task it says that Mr Khan would like to create a detailed business report to help him when looking at employing new staff members for the Ummah Welfare Trust Organisation so i will be talking about the skills and attributes a person needs when they go for an interview and how the employer will find it useful in order to get the job. Firstly I will talk about the main skills you need that would benefit you and the employer, for the job and the main attributes you will need to show. These skills and attributes tells the employer whether or not it is your unique selling point and could it get you the job, they also tell the employer whether you are capable for the job or what you have to offer is the same as what the employer is looking for.…

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    the poor, the rich, young, elderly, and so on to form a strong society (Sumayah Mohamed Saleh and Shadiya Mohamed Baqutayan 2012). In other words, unity in Islam is not merely togetherness of Muslim populations in a physical way, but to build the bonds that might fasten the cohesion of the Ummah in a more emotional, spiritual and economic approach. That is why the Muslim people take the name Ummah, they are one nation, even if they live in various countries. When the society provides a full…

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    Qu-Ranic Text Analysis

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    Just as Mohammad was both the secular and religious leader of the Ummah, so too was his successor or Caliph. This joining of both religious and secular authority is present in one of the earliest uses of Qu 'ranic text as propaganda. All religions proselytize, and in religions which have a central text the easiest way to proselytize is to expose an outsider to one 's central text. it may seem irrelevant to discuss a particular instance of someone using Qu 'ranic text as propaganda because…

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    I feel like I've been ranting a lot lately lol. This is for my fellow muslim brothers and sisters. I just want to say that just because we are muslim, doesn't mean we share the same lived experiences, the same oppressions, the same privileges, the same races, ethnicity, or sects as one another. We are still muslim, yes, however we need to acknowledge that. The Prophet SAW said "The parable of the believers in their affection, mercy, and compassion for each other is that of a body. When any limb…

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    Sharia In Islam

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    in representative democracy the representative presents whatever he is asked to and the representative has less power than the delegate. Ijma is an Arabic word which mean ‘consensus’ and in the system of Islamic government, the ruler is regarded as the God’s tool for realization of the divine will and the guarantor of the application of sacred law and because of this reason the ruler must be elected by ‘ummah’ which is the community. Since the community is guided and directed through the…

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    Challenges Of Prophet Islam

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    on this earth. As before in the olden days, currently Islam is facing various challenges from secularism, other religions, atheism, modernism, liberalism, pluralism, deviationists etc. The non-Muslims who are anti-Islam never stop trying to weaken or dilute Islamic faith among the Muslims, especially towards the younger generation. Since the fall of Islamic Empire in the 15th century, Muslim countries pathetically come under the influence and dominance of Western powers in almost every…

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    Initially before reading the book, I expected and predicted that the book would be a typical book written by many Muslim reverts where they would just describe their experience before and after becoming a Muslim. However, as I read the preface which is a habit in order to know the writer’s purpose and set my own intention of the book, I knew that Jeffrey Lang is not typical reverts. The book answers my questions, argues my existing principals and promotes me into thinking deeper about experience…

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    He was born between 570-580 in Mecca home of the great fair. His very name means praiseworthy and as a teen Bahira the Christian Monk foresaw his career as a prophet of God, Muhammad was clearly meant for great things. Indeed the Prophet of Islam had several significant events throughout his career. There are three, however, that I will argue to be the most significant for the growth of the Islamic faith: his revelation at Mount Hira, the unification of Meccan and Median Muslims into the…

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    Community in the Islamic faith is deeply integrated into the religion. For Islam you must follow the five pillars of Islam, in which each pillar is a compulsory act. These five pillars of Islam revolve around ummah. Ummah is an Arabic word that means community. The pillars are the salat, sawm, zakat, hajj, and the shahada. Salat, the first pillar is for the prayers, in this religion prayers are performed 5 times a day. There are specific times that one must pray while praying everyone in the…

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    Al- Qaida’s central goal of jihad is a defensive reaction towards Western hostility against the religion of Islam and Muslims which diverges from the divine law of the shariʿa. This global militant organization does also perceive the necessity for its community of believers (ummah) from foreign lands with non-Muslims that are unable to live as per their religion to be prepared in supporting their jihadist activities by opposing this society of unbelievers in the West until it impedes their…

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