#Muhammad Akbar

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A Premeditated Israeli War Crime

“There is no God but Allah, Muhammad is his messenger,” the paramedic is heard saying.

He asks God for forgiveness and says he knows he is going to die:

“Forgive me, mother. This is the path I chose — to help people,” he said.

“Allahu Akbar,” God Is Great!, he says.

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🌴تعمل ايه في العشرة الأواخر من رمضان :

What to Do in the Last 10 Days of Ramadan:

١- تصدق كل يوم بمبلغ بسيط و لو كانت ليله القدر فكأنك تصدقت ٨٤ سنه.

1. Give charity daily, even if it's a small amount. If it happens to be Laylat al-Qadr, it's as if you’ve given charity for 84 years.

٢- حافظ علي صلاة التراويح او صلى كل يوم ركعتين قيام ليل ( بمائة آية ) و لو كانت ليلة القدر فكأنك صليت ٨٤ سنه.

2. Pray Tarawih regularly or at least two units of night prayer (Qiyam) with 100 verses each day. If it coincides with Laylat al-Qadr, it’s as if you’ve prayed for 84 years.

‏٣- اقراء كل يوم سوره الاخلاص ٣ مرات قبل ما تنام و لو كانت ليله القدر كأنك قرأت القرآن الكريم كاملا لمده ٨٤ سنة.

3. Recite Surah Al-Ikhlas three times before sleeping. If it happens to be Laylat al-Qadr, it's as if you’ve recited the entire Qur’an for 84 years.

٤- إقرأ كل ليلة اخر آيتين من سورة البقرة فإن وافقت ليلة القدر فقد كتب لك قيام ٣٠ الف ليلة.

4. Recite the last two verses of Surah Al-Baqarah every night. If it falls on Laylat al-Qadr, it will be recorded as if you have prayed for 30,000 nights.

‏٥- قل ( لا إله إلا الله وحده لا شريك له له الملك وله الحمد وهو على كل شيءٍ قدير ) ١٠٠ مرة، فإن وافقت ليلة القدر كنت كمن اعتق ٣٠٠ ألف رقبة والرقبة الواحدة تعتق من النار.

5. Say:"La ilaha illa Allah, wahdahu la sharika lahu, lahu al-mulk wa lahu al-hamd wa huwa ‘ala kulli shay’in qadir" (100 times).If it happens to be Laylat al-Qadr, it will be as if you freed 300,000 slaves, and freeing even one slave grants freedom from Hell.

٦- قل ( اللهم صل على محمد وآل محمد ) ١٠٠ مرة، فإن وافقت ليلة القدر كتب لك ثلاثة ملايين رحمة من الله تعالى.

6. Send blessings upon the Prophet (Allahumma salli ‘ala Muhammad wa Aal Muhammad) 100 times.If it falls on Laylat al-Qadr, Allah will grant you three million mercies.

٧- قل ( لا إله إلا الله وحده لا شريك له، الله اكبر كبيرا والحمد لله كثيرا، سبحان الله رب العالمين، لا حول ولا قوة الا بالله العلي العظيم، ثم قل ( اللهم اغفر لي وارحمني واهديني وارزقني ) فإن وافقت ليلة القدر فقد ملأت يدك من الخير ٣٠ الف يوما.

7. Say:"La ilaha illa Allah, wahdahu la sharika lahu, Allahu Akbar kabiran, walhamdu lillahi kathiran, subhanallahi rabbil ‘alamin, la hawla wa la quwwata illa billah al-‘Aliyy al-‘Azim." Then say: "Allahumma ighfir li, warhamni, wahdini, warzuqni."If it happens to be Laylat al-Qadr, your hands will be filled with blessings for 30,000 days.

أعاننا الله وإياكم على ما يحب ويرضى وتقبلنا من عباده الصالحين🌿.

May Allah help us in doing what He loves and is pleased with, and accept us among His righteous servants.

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🌙 Books for Arab American Heritage Month

🌙 April is Arab American Heritage Month, which celebrates the 3.7 million Arab Americans across the country. This is an opportunity to combat Anti-Arab bigotry by challenging stereotypes and prejudices.

✨ One of the best ways to do so is to read books ABOUT Arab Americans. To help, here are a few books for Arab American Heritage Month you can read, discuss, or add to your ever-growing TBR!

✨ Growing up, I didn't have books that represented my experiences as an Arab or Muslim American. My friends didn't have stories to read that could help them understand my perspective. With that in mind, I added children's books on the last slide, for the moms out there searching for diverse books--books that allow us to empathize and understand different perspectives and experiences.

❓QOTD Have you read any of these? What organizations or charities do you support and donate to?

[ Not all books are listed -- my original copy glitched, so I will try to update this when I have time. ]

🌙 A Woman Is No Man - Etaf Rum ✨ The Other Americans - Laila Lamami 🌙 You Exist Too Much - Zaina Arafat ✨ Grape Leaves - Gregory Orfalea and Sharif Elmusa 🌙 The Wrong End of the Telescope - Rabih Alameddine ✨ The Beauty of Your Face - Sahar Mustafah 🌙 Martyr - Kaveh Akbar ✨ Between Two Moons - Aisha Abdel Gawad 🌙 Tasting the Sky - Ibtisam Barakat ✨ A Game for Swallows - Zeina Abirached 🌙 Love Is An Ex-Country - Randa Jarrar ✨ The Thirty Names of Night - Zeyn Joukhadar

🌙 I Was Their American Dream - Malaka Gharib ✨ A Country Called Amreeka - Alia Malek 🌙 A Theory of Birds - Zaina Alsous ✨ Against the Loveless World - Susan Abulhawa 🌙 Arab in America - Toufic El Rassi ✨ The Skin and Its Girl - Sarah Cypher 🌙 Sex and Lies - Leïla Slimani ✨ Loom - Thérèse Soukar Chehade 🌙 Birds of Paradise - Diana Abu-Jaber ✨ Come With Me - Noami Shihab Nye 🌙 Girls of Riyadh - Rajāʼ ʻAbd Allāh Ṣāniʻ ✨ How Does It Feel to Be a Problem? - Moustafa Bayoumi

🌙 Evil Eye - Etaf Rum ✨ The Girl Who Fell to Earth - Sophia Al-Maria 🌙 What Strange Paradise - Omar El Akaad ✨ Girls That Never Die - Safia Elhillo 🌙 Bahari - Dina Macki ✨ Life Without a Recipe - Diana Abu-Jaber 🌙 Egyptian Diary - Richard Platt ✨ Man O'War - Cory McCarthy 🌙 The Cave - Amani Ballour, MD ✨ The Map of Salt and Stars - Zeyn Joukhadar 🌙 They Called Me a Lioness - Ahed Tamimi and Dena Takruri ✨ Salt Houses - Hala Alyan

🌙 Arabiyya - Reem Assil ✨ Mornings in Jenin - Susan Abulhawa 🌙 Shubeik Lubeik - Deena Mohamed ✨ The Wrong End of the Telescope - Rabih Alameddine 🌙 Conditional Citizens - Laila Lamami ✨ An Unnecessary Woman - Rabih Alameddine 🌙 It Won't Always Be Like This - Malaka Gharib ✨ Proud - Ibtihaj Muhammad 🌙 The Land in Our Bones - Layla K Feghali ✨ Everything Comes Next - Naomi Shihab Nye 🌙 The Immortals of Tehran - Ali Araghi ✨ Starstruck - Sarafina El-Badry Nance

🌙 Our Women on the Ground - Various ✨ The Jasad Heir - Sara Hashem 🌙 Tell Me How You Really Feel - Aminah Mae Safi ✨ Surge - Etel Adnan 🌙 Here to Stay - Sara Farizan ✨ We Hunt the Flame - Hafsah Faisal 🌙 A Tempest of Tea - Hafsah Faizal ✨ The Bad Muslim Discount - Syed M. Masood 🌙 A Girl Like That - Tanaz Bhathena ✨ Not the Girls You're Looking For - Aminah Mae Safi 🌙 All-American Muslim Girl - Nadine Jolie Courtney ✨ The Moon That Turns You Back - Hala Alyan

🌙 Ms. Marvel - Destined - Saladin Ahmed ✨ Americanized: Rebel Without a Green Card - Sara Saedi 🌙 Internment - Samira Ahmed ✨ Stardust Thief - Chelsea Abdullah 🌙 Once Upon an Eid - Various ✨ Farah Rocks Fifth Grade - Susan Muaddi Darraj 🌙 Barakah Beats - Maleeha Siddiqui ✨ Amira's Picture Day - Reem Faruqi 🌙 The Tale of Princess Fatima, Warrior Woman ✨ Lailah's Lunchbox - Reem Faruqi 🌙 In My Mosque - M.O. Yuksel ✨ Halal Hot Dogs - Susannah Aziz

🌙 The Proudest Blue - Ibtihaj Muhammad ✨ Silverworld - Diana Abu-Jaber 🌙 Other Words for Home - Jasmine Warga ✨ Time to Pray - Maha Addasi 🌙 Under My Hijab - Hena Khan ✨ Wishing Upon the Same Stars - Jacquetta Nammar Feldman 🌙 Amina's Voice - Hena Khan ✨ Yasmin the Recycler - Saadia Faruqi 🌙 The Shape of Thunder - Jasmine Warga ✨ Deep in the Sahara - Kelly Cunnane, Hoda Hadadi 🌙 The Turtle of Michigan - Naomi Shihab Nye ✨ Shad Hadid and the Alchemists of Alexandria - George Jreije

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Hunting with falcons in a landscape; verso, calligraphy of Chaghatai Turkish poems in praise of wine, calligraphy by Sultan Muhammad Nur (Persian, c. 1472–1536) and Mirza Muhammad (probably Persian, active c. 1520s), painting by Abd al-Samad. Cleveland Museum of Art (ID: 2013.292). The Mughals hunted on horseback with falcons. The hunting party would ride out into the wild and flush the prey. Then, its hood removed, the falcon would chase the prey and bring it down. From childhood Akbar loved hunting, and this painting may be a rare depiction of Akbar as a youth at the lower left, with the black feather in his white turban. The falcon that has caught a duck has been hooded and is being passed between the young man and his bearded companion. This important work was painted by one of the Persian artists Akbar’s father brought to India from Iran. The inscription at the upper right gives the name of one of the other Persian artists, but it is probably an erroneous later addition.

This page of delicately illuminated calligraphy from the pre-Mughal period was mounted into a Mughal album. The poems are written in the native language of the Mughals, a form of Turkish called Chaghatai, using a flowing form of Arabic script called nasta‘liq. The Mughals self-consciously adopted Persian as their official court language, so few Chaghatai books or works of calligraphy were made for them. The quatrain in the center reads: The wine has made an attempt on my life, Since it is the wine that can wear down the pain of separation. O Sufi! Let the mosque be for you, and the tavern for me, Since you need to arrive at the Spring of Kowsar, while I am in need of wine! The Spring of Kowsar is where the righteous quench their thirst in the afterlife. (Cleveland Museum of Art)

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Turn Back To Allah Before You Return To Allah 💯

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في ليلة الإسراء والمعراج، أخبرنا نبينا ﷺ أنه التقى بسيدنا إبراهيم عليه السلام، فقال له: "يا محمد، أقرئ أمتك مني السلام!"

هنا نتوقف قليلًا، لنتأمل مدى صلتنا العميقة بنبي الله إبراهيم عليه السلام. ففي كتاب الله، قال تعالى: ﴿ مِلَّةَ أَبِيكُمْ إِبْرَاهِيمَ ﴾ (الحج: 78)

إنه أبونا. فتخيّل لو أن والدك رحل عن الدنيا، ثم سنحت له فرصة أخيرة ليُرسل إليك رسالة واحدة! الأب، بطبيعته، يحب ابنه، ويخشى عليه، ويريد له الخير. وهذا أبونا إبراهيم عليه السلام، وجد الفرصة ليبعث لنا برسالة عبر رسول الله ﷺ، يوصينا بأعظم كنز يمكننا اغتنامه ونحن في هذه الدنيا.

ثم قال عليه السلام: "أخبرهم أن الجنة طيبة التربة، عذبة الماء، وأنها قيعان، وغراسها: سبحان الله، والحمد لله، ولا ��له إلا الله، والله أكبر."

فأكثِروا من غِراسِها، واغتنِموا الفُرصة.

On the sacred night of Al-Isrā’ wal-Mi‘rāj, our beloved Prophet ﷺ informed us that he encountered Prophet Ibrahim (عليه السلام). Ibrahim addressed him, saying: “ya Muhammad! Convey my greetings of peace to your Ummah.” Here, we pause for a moment to reflect on the profound bond between us and Prophet Ibrāhīm (peace be upon him). In the Quran, Allah states:

“The religion of your father, Ibrahim.” (Surah Al-Hajj: 78)

Yes, he is our father. Now, imagine if your own father had passed away, yet somehow found a way to send you one final message. A father, by his very nature, loves his child, fears for his well-being, and desires what is best for him.

And so, our father Ibrahim (عليه السلام) sent us a message through the Messenger ﷺ, urging us to seize the greatest opportunity while we are still in this world.

He continued: “Inform them that Paradise has pure soil and sweet water, yet it is vast and unplanted. Its plantations are: ‘SubḥānAllāh, Alḥamdulillāh, Lā ilāha illa Allāh, and Allāhu Akbar.’”

So increase in planting, and do not waste the opportunity!

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SUBHAN'ALLAH, THIS TEXT CONTAINS VERY INFORMATIVE KNOWLEDGE FOR ALL!! READ & SPREAD IT AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE, IT WILL BE SADQA-E-JARIAH FOR YOU AND ME.

1-Akhi - Brother

2-Ukhti - Sister

3-JazakAllah khair - May Allah give you Ajar/Sawab for your deed.

4-Ma'Shaa'Allah - As God has willed.

5-HayakAllah - May Allah give you life.

6-BarakAllahu Feek - May Allah put baraka in what you are doing.

7-Wa feeka barakallahu - and May Allah bless you. (in response to Barakallahu Feek)

8-Wa iyyakum - And to you

9-Alhamdulillah - Praise be to Allah

10-Allah - God

11-Allahu Akbar - Allah is Most Great

12-Amanah - Trust

13-Assalamu Alaikum - Peace be upon you--the "official" Islamic greeting.

14-Assalamu Alaikum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatuh - "Peace and the Mercy and Blessings of God be upon you" Extended form of the above.

16-Astaghfir Allah - I seek forgiveness from Allah (used when mentioning something that goes against the standards of Islam)

17-Ayah/Ayat - Qur'anic verse

18-Bid`ah - Innovation, addition to the religion's essentials

19-Bukhari - One of the most noted compilers of hadith. His collection is 20-known as Sahih Bukhari

21-Bismillah ar-Rahman ar-Rahim - In the Name of Allah, the Most Gracious, Most Merciful

23-Da'wa - Invitation (for humankind to Islam)

24-Du`aa - Supplication

25-Eid - Islamic holiday

26-Fatwa - Islamic legal ruling

27-Fiqh - Islamic law as interpreted by scholars

28-Fitnah - Corruption and disorder, also temptation

29-Hadith - A report of a saying or deed of the Prophet

30-Haj - Pilgrimage

31-Halal - Allowed (per Islamic law)

32-Haram - Forbidden (per Islamic law)

33-Hazrat/Hadrat - Honorable

34-Hijab - Modest way of behavior and dress (including head scarf for women)

35-Imam - Leader

36-Iman - Faith

37-In Shaa Allah - If God wills. (Used when talking about a future event)

38-Injeel - The scripture sent down to Prophet Issa (Jesus)

39-Isnad - Chain of transmitters, the list of people who successively narrated a given hadith

40-Jannah - Paradise

41-JazakAllah Khair - May God grant you what is good. (Often used instead of "Thank you")

42-Jihad - Striving for Islam, whether by peaceful or violent means

43-Jinn - Unseen beings, who, like humans, are given the power to choose between right and wrong

44-Kafir - One who denies the truth. Literally, one who "covers" the truth (sometimes applied to non-Muslims).

45-Khalifah - Caliph: Leader of Muslim nation

46-Khilafah - Caliphate

47-Khutba - Sermon

48-Kufr - Denial of the Truth, rebellion against God

49-La Ilaha Illa Allah - There is no deity but God

50-Ma Shaa Allah - What God has willed! (Usually used to express wonder at Allah's creation)

51-Madhhab - School of jurisprudential thought

52-Makruh - Detested, but not forbidden (per Islamic law)

53-Mandoub - Recommended, but not required (per Islamic law)

54-Mubah - Neither forbidden nor commended. Neutral (per Islamic law)

55-Mushrik - One who commits Shirk

56-Muslim - One who submits to Allah and is a follower of Islam; also, name of one of the most notable hadith scholars. His collection is known as Sahih Muslim

57-Nabi - Prophet

58-Qur'an - The Words of Allah conveyed to us by the Prophet

PBUH - Peace Be Upon Him. Same as SAW

59-RAA - (Radia Allahu Anhu/Anha.) May Allah be please with him/her

60-Ra-sool - Messenger (Prophet to whom a scripture is revealed)

61-Rasool Allah - Messenger of God (used to refer to Prophet Muhammad)

62-Sahaba - Companions of Prophet. Singular is "Sahabi"

63-Sahih - "Sound in isnad." A technical attribute applied to the "isnad" of a hadith

64-Salaam - Peace. An abbreviated version of the Islamic greeting

65-Salaat - Prayer

66-SAW - (Salla Allahu Alaihi Wa Sallam.) Peace Be Upon Him

67-Sawm/Siyam - Fasting

68-Seerah/Sirah - History of the Prophet's life

69-Shahadah - Bearing witness that there is no god but Allah and that Muhammad is His Messenger.

70-Shari'ah - Divine Law

71-Sheikh - Scholar (or any elder and/or respected man)

72-Shirk - Associating partners (e.g. helpers, other gods) with Allah

73-Shura - Consultation among Muslims

74-Subhan Allah - "Glory be to God"

75-Sunna/Sunnah - Tradition of the Prophet

76-Surah/Sura - A Chapter in the Qur'an

78-Tafsir - Interpretation

79-Tawraat - The scripture sent down to Prophet Musa (Moses).

80-Ulama - Religious scholars

81-Umma - Nation, community.

82-Ustadh - Teacher

83-Wassalaam - And peace. It means "goodbye"

84-Zakat - Required charity

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All praise is due to Allah for guiding me to the path of Salafiyyah (Ahlul Hadith).

It is through this path that I came to truly understand the essence of Tawheed, the importance of correct Aqeedah, and the obligation of following the Manhaj of the Salaf — the way of the Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ), his companions, and those who followed them in righteousness.

Salafiyyah taught me that Islam is not just about outward or set of rituals, but about worshiping Allah with knowledge, sincerity, and clarity. It taught me why we worship, how we worship, and upon whose understanding we worship — firmly grounded in the Qur’an & authentic Sunnah.

It helped me distinguish truth from falsehood and made me aware of the different sects & ideologies that have strayed from the straight path. It taught me the importance of refuting false beliefs with evidence — not to argue, but to protect the Ummah from misguidance — & Also, pray for those who have gone astray, asking Allah to guide them back to the truth.

Salafiyyah taught me that the truth is not measured by numbers. Even if you stand alone, as long as you’re upon the Qur’an and Sunnah according to the understanding of the Salaf, you are upon the truth — because the truth stands firm, whether followed by many or few.

It also made clear that Islam has no room for extremism, terrorism, or rebellion. These are paths of destruction, far removed from the balanced and merciful teachings of Islam. Salafiyyah taught me to oppose such false ideologies with sound knowledge and wisdom,& to always represent the true beauty of Islam.

Through Salafiyyah, I’ve been inspired to seek beneficial knowledge, correct my own actions & character, call others to the truth whenever I can, and strive to remain firm on the straight path — with patience, sincerity, and trust in Allah. Alhamdulillah.

May Allah سبحانه و تعالى keep us steadfast upon the truth, protect us from deviation, and unite our hearts upon the way of the Salaf/Ahlulhadith. Ameen.

Shaykh Ibn Uthaymeen said: "Everyone must be Salafi; not on the grounds that it is a partisan issue but on the basis that it is the truth." [Al Baabul Maftooh 220]

(via Akbar al-Athari)

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A Gallery of Mughal Paintings

In this gallery, we present many fine examples of paintings from the Mughal Empire (1526-1857). Espoused and cultivated by the Mughal court, the artform married the bold styles of classical Indian miniature painting, dating as far back as the 9th century, with the more delicate aesthetic of Persian and Deccani artists and European influences from artists such as Albrecht Dürer (1471-1528).

The Mughal Empire, established in 1526 by Zahiruddin Muhammad Babur (1482- 1530) inaugurated 22 emperors, all linked by male descendants to the blood of Babur and through him to his great Central Asian ancestors, Timur Lane (d.1405) on his father’s side and Genghis Khan (c.1162 – 1227) on his mother’s.

Babur, when he came to replace his father on the throne of Fergana at the tender age of twelve, was already well versed in the art of politics, securing immediately the cooperation of his father’s aides and some of his enemies, over the course of his manifold forays into Samarkand and Bukhara. However, unable to conquer the stronghold of Samarkand, he turned southeast towards Afghanistan and took Kabul in a sea of bloodshed. A born strategist, he then claimed dominion over Hindustan (India).

He advised his sons to maintain the respect he, himself, had shown to the religious and cultural sensibilities of the local peoples, especially the ruling classes. This is how the Mughals formed alliances with both Hindu and Muslim feudal rulers, effectively co-opting them as participants in the new empire. The Mughals did not see themselves as imperialists and or conquerors – rather they were princes looking for a homeland; a place where they could live and cultivate what would become a thriving civilization.

The Mughal warrior-politician-strategist-prince was also endowed with an artistic and poetic disposition, as evidenced in their founder Babur’s memoirs, the Baburnama. Thus Mughal emperors, perhaps Emperor Akbar chief among them, promoted a new aesthetic for their court: one that mirrored their commitment to an India that embraced the cultural, religious, and ethnic diversity of its peoples. Craftsmen from northern India (then known as Hindustan) – Hindu and Muslim, came together with Iranian and Deccani masters at Mughal workshops to create a new cosmopolitan style of painting that mirrored the cosmopolitan ethos of its rulers.

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by Max Aitchison

A rally outside a Western Sydney public school in support of a staff member stood down after he defended the two Sydney nurses who allegedly made vile anti-Semitic comments heard repeated cries of 'Allahu Akbar'. 

On Monday, Sheikh Wesam Charkawi, was ordered to work from home for allegedly breaching the NSW Education Departments' social media policy and code of ethics. 

In an Instagram post on February 16, the Granville Boys High School support officer spoke up in support of the two Sydney nurses who were recorded boasting about withholding treatment from Israeli patients and even killing them.

Sheikh Wesam slammed the 'selective moral outrage' of Australian politicians, claiming that the two nurses' comments were 'never meant to be literal or intended to be a threat to patient care'.

After the Western Sydney Imam was ordered to work from home, a rally was organised outside the government-funded school by a group called 'Vote4Palestine' on Wednesday. 

Footage of the protests showed at least 150 pupils, parents and members of the community, chanting 'Palestine will live forever' and 'stop arming Israel', while waving Palestine flags.

One individual with a megaphone also led chants of 'La ilaha illallah muhammadur rasool allah', an Arabic phrase that translates to 'I bear witness that there is no god but Allah, and Muhammad is his messenger'.

These were followed by chants of 'Allahu Akbar', meaning 'God is most great'.

The single-sex school has about 770 male pupils, 96 per cent of whom are from non-English-speaking backgrounds.

Sheikh Kamel Hamed, the Imam at the nearby Rahme Mosque in Guilford whose four children went to the school, addressed the crowds through a loudspeaker.

'He’s (Sheikh Wesam) a man of honour, a man who loves family, a man who loves peace, a man who love justice and fairness,' he said.

‘Listen to the voice of our youth, they want Sheikh Wesam back. Give them Sheikh Wesam. Do the right thing.'

Ahmed Ouf, an independent candidate who is hoping to oust Education Minister Jason Clare in the seat of Blaxland where the school is located, led the pupils on a call and response chant of 'Who do we want? Sheikh Wesam. When do we want him? Now'.

Daily Mail Australia approached the school for comment.  

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Selama ini kita baca doa iftitah disaat mau melaksanakan sholat fardhu pasti kita baca iya kan? Kira² bacaan doa iftitah kita sudah bener apa masih ada yang salah? Bicara bener sudah pasti datangnya dari Allah yaitu dari Al Qur'an, dan bicara salah sudah pasti datangnya dari manusia. Karena manusia tempatnya salah dan dosa.

Coba perhatikan dan baca dengan seksama doa iftitah yang sering kita baca.

1. Bacaan Doa Iftitah dan Artinya Pertama

Allahu akbar, kabirau walhamdu lillahi katsira, wa subhanallahi bukrotaw washila

Artinya : "Allah maha besar, maha sempurna kebesaran-Nya. Segala puji bagi Allah, pujian yang sebanyak-banyaknya. Dan maha suci Allah sepanjang pagi dan petang."

2. Bacaan Doa Iftitah dan Artinya Kedua

inni wajjahtu wajhiya lilladzi fatharas samawati wal arha hanifam muslimaw wa ma ana minal musyrikin

Artinya: "Kuhadapkan wajahku kepada Dzat yang mencipta langit dan bumi dalam keadaan lurus dan pasrah. Dan aku bukanlah dari golongan orang-orang yang menyekutukan Allah."

3. Bacaan Doa Iftitah dan Artinya Ketiga

inna shalati wa nusuki wa mahyaya wa mamati lillahi rabbil alamin la syarika lahu wa bidzalika umirtu wa ana minal muslimin.

Artinya: Sesungguhnya shalatku, ibadahku, hidup dan matiku semata hanya untuk Allah Tuhan Semua Alam, tiada sekutu bagi-Nya. dan begitulah aku diperintahkan dan aku dari golongan orang muslim.

Dan kalau dari Al-Qur'an nya:

اِنِّيْ وَجَّهْتُ وَجْهِيَ لِلَّذِيْ فَطَرَ السَّمٰوٰتِ وَا لْاَ رْضَ حَنِيْفًا وَّمَاۤ اَنَاۡ مِنَ الْمُشْرِكِيْنَ 

"Aku hadapkan wajahku kepada (Allah) yang menciptakan langit dan bumi dengan penuh kepasrahan (mengikuti) agama yang benar, dan aku bukanlah termasuk orang-orang musyrik."

(QS. Al-An'am 6: Ayat 79)

قُلْ اِنَّ صَلَا تِيْ وَنُسُكِيْ وَ مَحْيَايَ وَمَمَا تِيْ لِلّٰهِ رَبِّ الْعٰلَمِيْنَ 

"Katakanlah (Muhammad), "Sesungguhnya sholatku, ibadahku, hidupku, dan matiku hanyalah untuk Allah, Tuhan seluruh alam,"

(QS. Al-An'am 6: Ayat 162)

لَا شَرِيْكَ لَهٗ ۚ وَبِذٰلِكَ اُمِرْتُ وَاَ نَاۡ اَوَّلُ الْمُسْلِمِيْنَ

"tidak ada sekutu bagi-Nya; dan demikianlah yang diperintahkan kepadaku dan aku adalah orang yang pertama berserah diri (muslim).""

(QS. Al-An'am 6: Ayat 163)

Kalau yang sering kita baca di bacaan terakhirnya (WA ANA MINAL MUSLIMIN), sedangkan dari Al-Qur'an (WA ANA AWWALUL MUSLIMIN)

Kalau begitu Yang salah yang mana menurutmu?

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[Image Description; Twitter screenshot. A quote retweet from @ zayoncerry. “I’ve been seeing tweets trying to villainize middle easterners use of “martyrs’ or “shaheed”, here’s who we call martyrs in islam:

An image follows, “Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) said: “There are seven kinds of martyrs besides those killed in wars, defending the cause of Allah:

A person who is killed in an epidemic

A person who is drowned

A person who has bedsores, causing fever and cough resulting in his death

A person who dies of a stomach disease

A person who dies in fire

A person who dies under falling debris [in a disaster]

A woman who dies during childbirth.”

The quote retweeted post from @ zedonarrival reads: “the islamic use of martyr is making people tremble and piss their pants in the same way allahu akbar did and still does”]