Sunnat or Mustahab
Sunnat or Mustahab
Sunnat or Mustahab: recommended, desire-able, better. It refers to the acts which are recommended but not wajib. If one neglects them, he will not be punished; however, if one performs them, he will be rewarded. For example, wash¬ing the hands before wudu.
Konular
- Islam in the West
- Islam is nothing new
- Islam is the Universal Religion
- Islam not inherently violent any more than Christianity is
- Islam's contribution to Agriculture and related matters
- Islam's divinity through science - The savior of Western Civilization?
- Islam, Science and Civilisation
- Islam is nothing new
- Islamic Perspective
- The Medical Benefits of Taraweeh Prayers
- The Islamic Revolution
- Islamic Renaissance
- The Surah Al-Hadeed 57
- Understanding Tasawwuf
- The Martyrdom of Imam Hussain (A.S.)
- The Status of Parents in Islam
- Issues: Misrepresentation in the Name of Islam
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- Islam Does Not Inhibit Science
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- Notes On The Education Of Muslim Children
- Humility
- Extension of Halal Concept to the Personal Habits of the Muslims
- The Need For Islamic Renaissance
- Family Planning
- Inshah Allah Allah So Willing--The Metaphysics of the Future
- Abortion
- Life (existence) before Birth and Life after Death
- Quran Ispires Modern Science
- Ehsan, The Forgotten Dimension of Islam