The 5 Pillars are a generally agreed upon set of “requirements” or tenets for every Muslim. Different schools of thought in Pop-Islam tend to agree that there are, at least, 5 pillars. Pop-Muslims define them as: Shahada or their testification of faith. (Obligatory) Salaat or Ritualistic prayer performed 5 times daily (Obligatory) Sawom of Fasting …
Dua. In the terminology of Islam, literally meaning invocation, is an act of supplication. The term is derived from an Arabic word meaning to ‘call out’ or to ‘summon’. Pop-Muslims from all over connect with God and ask him for forgiveness and favors. Typically this is after their ritualistic prayer. Basically it’s what most of …
“شَيطان” (Shaytan), the plural of which “شَيَاطِيـْن” (Shayateen), is not an entity or a creature like human or animal or any invisible being but they are fiery attributes, raging aspects, scorching elements, burning features, furious properties and blistering characteristics of human beings that is why in the verse 2:14 they are mentioned as “شَيَاطِيـْنِهِمْ” (shayateenihim) …
الْخَيْطِ means; thread, theme, direction, subject matter and a particular piece of writing. When you go to internet and find some particular discussion on any topic you always notice the terminology of “live thread” or “closed thread”. If any write up is removed they write “thread closed”. Therefore, you can eat and drink unless there is any …
Allah (not so much a name but rather a title) defined as: The ever living One to Whom everything belongs, ever living Owner of everything, Who decides matters on merit and credits, Who is causative, in a picture, foremost, nearest, closest, the most prominent, important, leading edge, driving power or critical engine of everything, authorized, …
حَدِيثٍ Hadith Is a revelation of God which is the product of Prophetic work that includes bringing something into knowledge or bring about the factual information of unknown things, innovation, bringing something new, novelty, a belief that disagrees with what a group of people believe to be right, come to existence or appearance, renew, refresh, …
“شَيطان” (Shaytan), the plural of which “شَيَاطِيـْن” (Shayateen), is not an entity or a creature like human or animal or any invisible being but they are fiery attributes, raging aspects, scorching elements, burning features, furious properties and blistering characteristics of human beings that is why in the verse 2:14 they are mentioned as “شَيَاطِيـْنِهِمْ” (shayateenihim) …