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I am the lucky sahabi (companion of the Prophet) whose name appears in the Quran. Who am I?

Answer:Zayd Ibn Haarithah

Kaamil

Perfect, accomplished

Kaashif

Uncoverer, pioneer, discoverer

Kabeer

Great

Kabir

Big, great

Kafeel

Responsible, Surety, Sponsor

Kaiser

Emperor, King

Kajji

An authority of hadith at Baghdad

Kalbi

An authority on genealogy and the Quran

Kaleem

Speaker, talker

Kaleema

Public speaker, singer

Kamal

Perfection, completeness

Kamil

Perfect, complete

Kamran

Safety and helpful

Kareem

Noble, generous

Karim

Giver

Kasam

The king

Kashan

Place of rulers

Kashif

Uncoverer

Kasim

Lovely

Kawkab

Star

Kawthar

Much, Abundant, Copious. (Name of a river in paradise)

Kaysan

Wise

Kazi

Judge

Kazim

Restrainer of anger

Keyaan

Crown, King

Khadim

Servant, attendant

Khafid

Easy, comfortable, smooth

Khalaf

Successor, Descendants

Khalam

Servent to Allah

Khaldun

Implies eternity

Khaleed

Abiding

Khaleel

Goo Friend

Khaleeq

All praise is due to Allah. He answers the supplications of His servants and grant them what they need. I bear witness that there is deity save Allah, having no associates. He is the Lord of the earth and the heavens. I also bear witness that our Master Muhammad is the Servant of Allah and His Messenger. May the peace and blessings of Allah be upon him, his pure blessed family and companions, and all those who follow them in righteousness till the Day of Judgment.

As to what follows,

I urge you, O servants of Allah, and myself to be aware that you are asked to obey Him the Most Exalted, in line with His orders: "O mankind, worship your Lord, who created you and those before you, that you may become righteous." (Al-Baqara: 21).

O Observers of Fasting,

Aspendos Roman Theatre is a beautifully preserved Ancient Roman site in Turkey. In fact, it seems to be almost completely intact.
Still able to seat up to 15,000 people this Roman amphitheatre was once part of the city of Aspendos, which was founded by Ancient Greeks from Argos and was first written about by the Hittites in 800 BC.
Under the Romans, the city grew even more prosperous and Aspendos Roman Theatre was built there during the mid-second century AD.
Visitors can wander around Aspendos Roman Theatre and it even plays host to an annual summer festival. Nearby are also the remains of an Ancient Roman aqueduct. This impressive site features as one of our Top 10 Tourist Attractions in Turkey.

The Istanbul Maritime Museum (Istanbul Deniz Muzesi) exhibits a variety of ships, weapons, works of art and artifacts relating to Turkey’s naval history.

Among the exhibitions on display in the Istanbul Maritime Museum are collections highlighting ship design and weaponary, naval uniforms, navigational instruments and artwork focusing on naval themes.

Early Life
Persian philosopher Ibn Sina or Avicenna (c.980-1037) was born in the village of Afshana near the present-day Bukhara (in Uzbekistan) then a leading city in Persia (Iran.) His mother Setareh was from the same village, while his father Abdullah was Ismaili, who was a respected local governor, under the Samanid dynasty was from the ancient city of Balkh (today Afghanistan). His real name is Abu Ali al-Husayn Ibn Abd Allan Ibn Sina, however, he is commonly referred to under his Latinized name Avicenna. In the Muslim world, he is known simply as Ibn Sina.

At an early age, his family moved to Bukhara where he studied Hanafi jurisprudence with Isma‘il Zahid and at about 13 years of age he studied medicine with a number of teachers. At the age of 16, he established himself as a respected physician. Besides studying medicine, he also dedicated much of his time to the study of physics, natural sciences and metaphysics.

Said of people not conscious of being manipulated in order to agree with a political agenda. Those convinced by the media and other influences that Islam is indeed a 'religion of Peace'. Sometimes referred to as a Dhimwit (dïm-wît)

The name of one of the gates of Heavens (Jannah) through which the people who often observe fasting will enter on the Day of Judgement.

Swallow and sparrow became close friends. They started walking around in together. Other swallows said nothing at the beginning about this circumstance. However, the things changed when the swallow started bringing the sparrow to its nest. Nest of the swallow was under the eaves of an empty wooden house and there were many nests of swallow next to it. Going there from and thereto made swallows disturbed.

Swallows held a meeting and they appointed a spokesman. This spokesman told about this circumstance with it in a suitable time and said it not to bring this sparrow to its nest.

Although the swallow showed some obstinacy, it finally was obliged to obey by this requirement.
One night the sparrow suddenly wakened while it was sleeping. Tree on which it built up its nest among its branches was swinging. It flied away and had a look-see round the environment. Thereupon, it recognised that it was an earthquake.

The Supporter, the Friend, the Defender the master.

All praise is due to Allah for His encompassing favours and perfect kindness. We thank Him also for helping us to stand for prayer in the nights of Ramadan and fast its days. I bear witness that there is deity save Allah, having no associates. I also bear witness that our Master Muhammad is the Servant of Allah and His Messenger. May the peace and blessings of Allah be upon him, his pure blessed family and companions, and all those who follow them in righteousness till the Day of Judgment.

As to what follows,

I urge you, O servants of Allah, and myself to be aware that you are asked to obey Him the Most Exalted, in line with His orders: "and those who are guided - He increases them in guidance and gives them their righteousness." (Muhammad: 17).

O Observers of Fasting,

Allahu Akbar, Allahu Akbar, Allahu Akbar, Allahu Akbar, Allahu Akbar, Allahu Akbar, Allahu Akbar, Allahu Akbar, Allahu Akbar, La Illaha Illa Allah, Allahu Akbar, Wa Lillahil Hamd (Allah is the greatest - nine successive times - there is no deity save Allah, Allah is the greatest and to Allah goes all praise.)

Allahu Akbar Kabira, wal Hamdu Lillahi Kathira, wa Subahana Allahi Bukratan wa Asila (Allah is the Most Great indeed, and to Allah goes all the praise. And Glory is to Allah eventide and in the morning.) He bestowed His innumerable bounties and mercy upon His Creation.

I bear witness that there is no deity save Allah, having no associates. I also bear witness that our Master Muhammad is the Servant of Allah and His Messenger. May the peace and blessings of Allah be upon him, his pure blessed family and companions, and all those who follow them in righteousness till the Day of Judgment.

As to what follows,

O Worshipers,

The well known Amasya Yalıbolu Houses are calmly and quietly located between the fortress cliff and the river bank in Amasya hence, their fascinating landscape provides the visitors captivating setting. Also they reflect traditional Ottoman Art Style in our day.

HISTORY
The history of those homes dates back to the Great Ottoman Period in between 19th and 20th centuries. Actually, within this period, the citizens of Ottoman Empire lived in those glorious and brilliant buildings. At the beginning, this area of houses hosted the Romans; they built the magnificent city walls in order to protect their country against any invasion of the enemies. But later, Ottomans came here and found their Empire and established today’s Yalıbolu houses on the old city walls.

That there is no compulsion in Islam and that Islam is a religion of peace are common refrains among Muslim activists,[1]academics,[2] officials,[3] and journalists.[4] In an age of terrorism and violent jihad, nowhere, they argue, does the Qur'an allow Muslims to fight non-Muslims solely because they refuse to become Muslim.[5] Proponents of Islamic tolerance point to a number of Qur'anic verses which admonish violence and advocate peace, tolerance, and compromise.[6]
But not all verses in the Qur'an have the same weight in assessment. Unlike the Old or New Testaments, the Qur'an is not organized by chronology but rather by size of chapters.[7] Even within chapters, chronology can be confused. In sura (chapter) 2, for example, God revealed verses 193, 216, and 217 to Muhammad shortly after he arrived in Medina. God only revealed verses 190, 191, and 192 six years later.[8] This complicates interpretation, all the more when some verses appear to contradict.

Having a difficult time getting your husband's attention? Sometimes he simply needs a boost. A boost to his ego so he will believe you want him, physically as well as emotionally. Sometimes he needs some extra effort on your part to be enticed and drawn toward you.
Just as there are a myriad of reasons he might seem to have lost interest in you, there are also a myriad of ways (or at least 26…one for every letter of the alphabet) to recapture his interest and make him want to pursue you again. Here is what I call “The ABCs of Being Irresistible in Your Husband’s Eyes:”