October 2019

6 posts published in October 2019.

What is Namaz?

What is Namaz?

The relationship between faith and rituals is a paradox. To the outsider, ritual is the most obvious sign of the character of a religion and the identity of its believers. Yet ritual can never capture faith, for faith transcends form and imagery. In Islam the most central ritual is Namaz, observed in the five times […]

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Online Quran Learning | Free 3 days Online Quran Classes

Online Quran Learning | Free 3 days Online Quran Classes

Online Quran Learning at Quran teaching Academy? Allah has favored Muslims with the best religion and we are extremely fortunate to be a Muslim Ummah. Every muslim must have the basic Islamic knowledge. Islam is not only a religion but a deen which means it’s a complete code of life. We learn society with the […]

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Online Quran Reading at Online Quran Academy

Online Quran Reading at Online Quran Academy

International Online Quran Teaching InstituteWe are an online Quran reading institute that provide quality education of various Quran courses to the msulims around the globe. We are pleased to offer one of the finest online Quran Academy for Quranic education to the Muslims who have no other way to learn the Holy Book of Allah. All […]

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What is Hajj?

What is Hajj?

The Hajj to Mecca and its surrounding areas is the annual ritual lasting up to seven days. It takes place in the first half of the last month of Islamic year, known as Dhu’l Hijja. On the seventh day of the month, pilgrims in a state of ritual purity (ihram) make a statement of intent […]

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What is Zakat?

What is Zakat?

Zakat, commonly translated as “almsgiving” or “alms tax” is the third pillar of Islam. Namaz and Zakat are frequently mentioned in Quran as the two principle obligations in Islam. Zakat is not meant to be a solitary act, given in some void from on believer to another; it was always seen as the concrete expression […]

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Eid-ul-Adha (The Eid of Sacrifice)

Eid-ul-Adha (The Eid of Sacrifice)

Eid-ul-Adha is also called Bakr Eid, Eid-ul-Adha, is a festival of great rejoice. Special prayers and exchange of greetings gifts marked the Eid-ul-Adha, the festival of sacrifice, celebrated with traditional fervour and gaiety in the world. Eid-ul-Adha is a remainder of Prophet Ibrahim’s readiness to sacrifice his son for Allah’s sake. It also marks the […]

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