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🇦🇪 ABU DHABI First Time Wearing Hijab First Time at MOSQUE - Sheikh Zayed

My daughter Elyssa's first time wearing #hijab in a mosque. Her very first time being in a #muslim country. She visits the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque Center where he company has been working to build an art exhibit. She is also working at the mall building Barbie World. #abudhabi

1 month ago 27 views

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One Act One Change (Episode 2 Apocalypse Series)

"Being caring and compassionate for one’s fellow human beings is a central part of Islam. When reading the Qur’an, one cannot help being struck by the number of times charity is mentioned:Feeding the poor and needy, supporting orphans, relatives and travellers, spending in the way of Allah…All of these references emphasise the importance of charity for every Muslim. Severalahadith– sayings of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) – refer to this deep affection and brotherhood: “You will not believe until you love for your brother what you love for yourself.” “The believers are like one body in their mutual love and affection: if one limb is injured, the rest responds with sleeplessness and fever.” If a Muslim feels the pain of his or her fellow human being, and wishes the same comfort and good life for others which he wishes for himself, it is a natural reaction to give in charity, to ease this suffering. In addition to the indisputable benefits for those receiving charity, Islam also highlights the spiritual to give your wealth away selflessly to remember that every blessing they have in this life comes from Allah. We must not hoard our wealth and blessings but instead recognise that He wishes for us to be compassionate and share our provisions with others without pride: “You who believe, do not cancel out your charitable deeds with reminders and hurtful words”(Qur’an, 2:264). The Qur’an reminds us that there is a“recognised right, for the needy and deprived”over our wealth (70:24-5), so by giving for the sake of others, a Muslim is fulfilling a duty to those in need and preventing him or her from becoming proud of their own generosity. In fact, Allah describes those who prevent the supporting of orphans and the feeding of the poor as “those who reject the faith” (107:1-3), as charity should be given in“prosperity or adversity”(3:134), without fear for one’s wealth. We should have faith that a sincere act of giving can only bring abundant reward: “Those who spend their wealth in Allah’s cause are like grains of corn which produce seven ears, each bearing a hundred grains.” Qur’an, 2:261 With Zakat– the obligatory annual tax due on an adult Muslim’s wealth – one of the five pillars of Islam supporting the poor and needy through charity is an undeniable cornerstone of faith." https://www.islamic-relief.org.uk/resources/knowledge-base/charity-in-islam/

3 months ago 102 views

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Don't Wear Silk and Here's Why (Episode 1 Apocalypse Series)

Did you know if you have sheets of linen they are considered holy attire? Linen, a natural fabric made of flax: Sleeping in linen helps a person fall asleep faster and deeper Improves mood Rapid healing from surgeries and healing, which is why hospitals have used linen sheets in the past. Resistant to fungus and bacteria Barrier to some diseases Regulates body temperature - Warm when cold, cools when warm We are electric beings and every cell in our body is like a battery.Whether we realize it or not, the vibrational frequency of fabric impacts us through touch.This can change our energetic and functional norms. 1) Super Fabrics, which send positive vibration would logically heal and maintain health: Linen, made from flax - 5000 mHz Wool - 5000 mHz These should be worn separately.Wool's energy flows from left to right, whereas the frequency of linen flows right to left.Mixing these two together will cancel out the healing effects to zero. 2) Healthier, but not a super fabric: Organic cotton - 70 to 110 mHz Non-organic cotton, bleached and/or dyed - 40 to 70 mHz There are different articles showing that cotton can have a much higher signature frequency, even up to 400 mHz. 3) Low energy, no healing fabrics is just about everything else that is synthetic: Rayon, made of wood pulp, including bamboo - up to 15 Polyester, made from petroleum - up to 10 Spandex,Lycra, and elastane, made from polyurethane synthetics - up to 15 nylon, syntheticpolymers - up to 15 Silk - up to 15. Made from silkworms just after they've spun themselves into a cocoon to transition into a silk moth. Cocoons are boiled (with worms in) to unravel the fibers. A sickly, nearly dead individual's frequency is about 15. Any healthy individual with a frequency of 100 wearing low energy fabrics logically would have a strain on their body. We've been led to believe genetic predisposition can cause illness, it's important to stress these non-healing fabrics may be destructive. Wearing them constantly probably reduces the immune system and the cells inside the body where cell to cell communication ceases. This would lead to accelerated destruction. Low energy fabrics may cause inflammation, illness and even emotional issues.

3 months ago 204 views

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