Hindu Yoga and the Five Prayers in Islam (1/3)
Yoga literally means “union” union between subject and object. According to Yoga experts, knowledge takes place through this union.
Hindu Yoga and the Five Prayers in Islam (3/3)
By: Editorial staff Is Yoga a Source of Supernatural Powers? Yoga has been considered since ancient times a method to get extraordinary power, even in the present era, many Hindu yogis exercise yoga for this purpose. However, now the experts of yoga began to declare that yoga is means of physical and mental strength. For…
Hindu Yoga and the Five Prayers in Islam (2/3)
All elements of the unification of thought exist in the prayer in Islam in a distinct way that could not be found in the Hindu yoga, or in the worship of any other religion.
New Year between Islam and Hinduism(1/2)
Before the advent of Islam, Arabs chronicled the years through some significant events, such as; the year of the elephant or the year of the Plague, etc.
New Year between Islam and Hinduism(2/2)
When the Islamic New Year bears a message of self-assessment for Muslims, it bears a message for non-Muslims and Hindus also. It invites them to evaluate themselves.
Why is Fasting an Obligatory Worship?
Fasting promotes the spirit of human equality before Allah. All able Muslims, male and female, rich and poor, from all ethnic and national backgrounds go through the same experience of fasting.
Ten Important Things about Ramadan
Fasting is to abstain from eating, drinking and intercourse from dawn until sunset with the intention of worship.
Ramadan in the Eyes of (Modi) the Indian Prime Minister
The esteemed Prophet said: ‘feeding a poor and needy and meeting everyone affectionately, whether you know him or not.
Do You Have a Business with God?
What is your business with God? Do you have one? Is it fruitful or fruitless? Did you win in this passing year? What is about the coming year?
Fasting in Islam
Fasting cherishes piety, righteousness and consciousness of Allah. It teaches patience, and with patience one can rise to the high position of piousness.