Islam Concepts

The religion Islam is here for centuries. It was the time when Muslim rule the world. They were not only land lords or rulers but also very nice human being and socialist people. They were also rich so wherever they go, used to create great marvels so that rest will remember them for their brilliance in architecture.

As Muslims used to build other architectural masterpieces, they also created mosques for Muslims as well. This tread is somehow remain in modern-day Muslims as well.

So without wasting time, I want you to see some of the best and beautiful Mosques around the world that shows the greatness and glory of the Muslims. Many of them are new along with centuries old Mosques.

Ohh, just another thing that I like to show you is, check 10 Best Mosques of Pakistan if you didn’t check that post few months ago.

• MASJID AL HARAM

-          AKA: Ka’aba or Khana Ka’bah

-          Location: Makka, Saudi Arabia

-          Built in: Around 2000 BC

-          Built by: Originally built by Prophet Ibrahim

-          Capacity: 8000,000 worshipers

-          Special Features & Measurements:

• surrounds Ka’aba
• Holiest place for the Muslims of the world
• Covers an area of 400800 Square meters
• It has the largest annual religious gathering in the world
• It has Hijr-e-Aswad
• It has Aab-e-Zamzam in its premises
• Height of Ka’bah is 39 feet & 6 inches.
• Italian marble used for flooring, which absorbed the heat in summer and convert it hotness into coolness and in winter it convert its coolness into hotness.

• MASJID-E-NABWI

-          Location: Medina, Saudi Arabia

-          Built in: Originally built-in 622 AD

-          Built by: Prophet Muhammad

-          Capacity: 1000,000 worshipers

-          Special Features & Measurements

• Grave of Prophet Muhammad
• 2^nd Holiest place for Muslims
• Originally it was 30 x 35 m. Today it covers 165 000 square meters
• Two prayers halls. Ottoman prayer hall projects south and the main prayer hall covers the ground floor
• Flat paved roof with 24 domes
• All the domes can slide open
• The courtyards equipped with Umbrella tents
• The walls composed of a series of windows topped by pointed arches with black and white voussoirs.
• 10 Minars, each 105 m high.
• Decorated with polychrome marble stone.

• FAISAL MASJID

-          Location: Islamabad, Pakistan

-          Built in: 1986

-          Designed by: Turkish architect, Vedat Dalokay

-          Built by: Pakistani Govt, with the help of King Faisal bin Abdul Aziz

-          Capacity: 50,000 Worshipers

-          Special Features & Measurements:

• Was the largest mosque in the world till 1993
• Turkish architectural style
• Covered area of 5,000 m²
• Third largest capacity of accommodating worshipers in its adjoining grounds after the Masjid al-Haram
• Each Minar 80m high (tallest in South asia), 10 x 100 m in diameter
• Architects from 17 countries submitted proposal for this Mosque’s construction
• Cost of building: 130 million Saudi riyal (approx. $120 million)
• Size: Building height: 131ft (40m); minaret height: 300ft.

Note: Read about my personal experience about Shah Faisal mosque when I visited in last Ramadan.

• SHEIKH ZAYED MOSQUE

-          Location: Abu Dhabi, UAE

-          Year of completion: 2007

-          Capacity: 40.000 worshipers

-          Special Features & Measurements:

• Mix of Mughal, Arab & Moorish Architecture
• 4 Minars at 4 corners, each 115 m tall
• 57 Domes
• Courtyard measures 17000 square meters
• World’s Largest hand-made carpet, 5627 square meter weighs 47 tons
• Seven chandeliers, World’s largest Chandelier – 10 m in diameter, 15 m in height.

• HASSAN II MOSQUE

-          Location: Casablanca, Morocco

-          Year of completion: 1993

-          Designed by: Designed by French architect, Michel Pinseau.

-          Built by: Bouygues.

-          Capacity: 105.000 Worshipers

-          Special Features:

• Largest mosque in Morocco, Third Largest in the world
• Tallest minar – 210 m
• Almost half mosque is built on Atlantic water
• Part of the floor is glass and sea water can be seen.
• Specially designed for earthquakes.

• MASJID UBUDIAH

-          Location: Kuala Kangsar, Malaysia

-          Designed by: Arthur Benison Hubback

-          Built in Year: 1917

-          Built by: Sultan of Perak

-          Special Features:

• Most beautiful mosque of Malaysia
• Total Cost of RM 200.000, high for its times.

• MUHAMMAD ALI MOSQUE

-          Aka: Mosque of Muhammad Ali Pasha or Albaster Mosque

-          Location: Citadel, Cairo, Egypt

-          Built by: Commissioned by Muhammad Ali Pasha in memory of his eldest son

-          Built in year: Took 27 years. 1830 – 1857

-          Special Features & Measurements:

• Largest mosque built in the first half of 19^th century
• Animated silhouette and twin minarets
• Most Visible Mosque in Cairo
• Stripped walls were clad with wood painted to look like marble
• Square shaped. 41 x 41 m
• Mosque 52 m and Minarets 82 m high
• Central Dome 21 m high

• SULTAN OMAR ALI MOSQUE

-          AKA: Sultan Omar Ali Saiffudin Mosque

-          Location: Bandar Seri Begawan, Sultanate of Brunei

-          Year of completion: 1958

-          Special Features:

• Most Spectacular mosque of Asia- Pacific
• Influence of Islamic and Italian Architecture
• Constructed on artificial lagoon
• Marble minarets and Golden Domes
• Floral Gardens
• A long bridge over the lagoon leading to the entrance
• Another bridge connects to a structure in water resembling a ship
• Main Dome covered with pure Gold
• 52 m high, the mosque can be seen from almost everywhere in the city
• Minerates have working elevators

• SULTAN QABOOS MOSQUE

-          Location: Oman

-          Year of completion: 2001

-          Built by: Sultan Qaboos

-          Capacity: 20 000 Worshipers

-          Special Features & Measurements:

• Built with 300 000 tons of Indian sandstone
• Main Prayer Hall is square – 74.4 x 74.4 m
• Central Dome 50 m
• Main minar 90 m high
• Four other minars 45.5 m high
• World’s Second largest hand made carpet – 4343 square meters
• World’s second largest Chandelier – 14 m high

• SULTAN AHMAD MOSQUE

-          AKA: The Blue Mosque

-          Location: Istanbul, Turkey

-          Built in: 1609 and 1616, during the rule of Ahmed I

-          Special Features:

• Lined with more than 20,000 handmade ceramic tiles
• The upper levels of the interior are dominated by blue paint
• More than 200 stained glass windows with intricate designs admit natural light
• On the chandeliers, ostrich eggs are found that were meant to avoid cobwebs inside the mosque by repelling spiders
• The decorations include verses from the Qur’an, many of them made by Seyyid Kasim Gubari

• SULTAN HASSAN MOSQUE

-          Location: Cairo Egypt

-          Completed in: 1363

-          Built by: Sultan Hassan bin Al Nasir

-          Special Features & Measurements:

• Most compact and unified monument of Cairo
• A masterpiece of  Mamluk Architecture
• Facade is 76 meters long and 36 meters high
• Verses from the Quran in elegant Kufic and Thuluth scripts

• QOLSHARIF MOSQUE

-          Location: Kazan Kremlin

-          Built in: 16^th Century originally, Rebuilt and completed in 2005

-          Special Features:

• Second largest mosque in Europe
• Traditional Volga Bulgaria Architecture
• 8 minarets and central cupola
• Was rebuilt with the donations of several Muslim countries (Saudia Arabia & UAE)
• Most important symbols of Tatar aspiration to independence

• EL MURSI ABUL ABBAS MOSQUE

-          Location: Alexandria, Egypt

-          Built in: 1775

-          Design: Ayoubids design

-          Special Features & Special Features:

• Walls of the mosque stand 23 meters high and dressed in artificial stone
• Minarets are 73 m high
• Ayoubids design, with four floors.
• Ground floor is 15 m high and square shaped.
• First floor is 8 m high and is octagonal.
• Second floor is 15 m high and it is hexadecagonin shape (16 sides).
• The top floor is 3.2 meters high and is circular.

• BADSHAHI MOSQUE

-          Location: Lahore, Pakistan

-          Built in: 1673

-          Built by: Emperor Aurangzeb

-          Capacity: 110.000 Worshipers

-          Special Features & Measurements

• Was the largest mosque in the world for 313 years
• The four minarets of the Badshahi Mosque are 13.9 ft (4.2 m) taller than those of the Taj Mahal and the main platform of the Taj Mahal can fit inside the 278,784 sq ft (25,899.9 m²) courtyard of the Badshahi Mosque, which is the largest mosque courtyard in the world.
• On the occasion of the second Islamic Summit held at Lahore February 22, 1974, thirty-nine heads of Muslim states offered their Friday prayers in the Badshahi Masjid
• A small museum is also attached to the mosque complex. It contains relics of the Prophet Muhammad, his cousin Ali, and his daughter, Fatimah.

• ZAHIR MOSQUE

-          Location: Alor Satar, Malaysia

-          Built in: 1912

-          Built by: TM Tunku Mahmud Ibni Almarhum Sultan Tajuddin Mukarram Shah

-          Special Features & Measurements:

• The site of this mosque was the cemetery of Kedah warriors who had died while defending Kedah from the Siamese in 1821
• Architecture was inspired by Azizi mosque
• 5 large prime domes symbolizing the five pillars of islam
• Covers 11558.3 square meters
• Central Prayer hall is 62 x 62 feet
• One of the oldest mosques in Malaysia
• Was in the list of 10 most beautiful mosques in the world.

• SABANCI MOSQUE

-          Location: Adana, Turkey

-          Built in: 1998

-          Built by: Turkish Religious Foundation and Sabanci Foundation

-          Capacity: 28500 Worshipers

-          Special Features & Measurements:

• Largest Mosque in Turkey
• Exterior of the mosque is similar to Sultan Ahmed Mosque and interior is similar to Selimiye Mosque
• Built over 52600 Square meters
• It has 6 minars, 4 are 99m high while 2 are 75 m high and 8 pillars which carry the central dome
• The central dome is 32 m in diameter and 54 m high
• 4 classrooms, 10 itikaf rooms, rooms of imam and muezzin, discussion rooms and the fountain.

• AL FATEH GRAND MOSQUE

-          AKA: Al- Fateh Islamic Center or Al-Fateh Grand Mosque

-          Year of completion: 1988

-          Built by: Sheikh Isa ibn Salman Al Khalifa

-          Location: Bahrain next to King Faisal Highway Jaffair

-          Capacity: 7000 Worshipers

-          Special Features: Fiber Glass Dome, weighing over 60,000 Kg. World’s largest fiber glass dome.

• ISFAHAN MOSQUE

-          AKA: The Imam Khomeini Mosque

-          Foundation Stone: laid in 1611

-          Location: Isfahan, Iran

-          Built by: was built during Safavids period.

-          Measurements and Features:

• Port – 27 m high
• Two minars – 42 m tall
• Surrounded by 4 iwans and arcades
• Largest Dome in the city. 52 m high. The dome is double layered.

• MASJID TOOBA

-          AKA: Goal Masjid (due to its round shape)

-          Location: Karachi, Pakistan

-          Built in: 1969

-          Capacity: Central Prayer hall capacity – 5000 worshipers

-          Special Features & Measurements:

• Largest single dome mosque in the world
• Built with pure white marble
• The dome is 72 m in diameter
• Dome is balanced on a low wall and no pillars are found
• Single minaret 72 m high
• Use of Acoustic design so that there is no need for speakers

• GOLDEN MOSQUE, Manila

-          AKA: Masjid Al-Dahab

-          Year of completion: 1976

-         Location: Quiapo district in Manila, Largest mosque in Manila

-          Special Features: Golden Domes and minars.

• SULTAN MOSQUE

-          AKA: Masjid-e-Sultan

-          Location: Singapore

-          Built in: Original Mosque completed in 1826

-          Rebuilt: It was rebuilt and renovated and the work completed in 1928

• KRISTAL MOSQUE

-          AKA: Crystal Mosque

-          Location: Kuala Terengganu, Malaysia

-          Built in: 2008

That’s it Friends!

Now waiting for your comments, what you think about these beautiful Mosques of the world, which you already visited, what about your experience there, Which one you most like and have desire to go there.

Share your interesting thoughts with me and all the order readers.

I’m these days trying to explain Islamic concepts to people to educate them and show them what really Islam said on everyday issues. You know many people don’t have too much Islamic knowledge so they simply hear things from here and there and start implementing on them. Islam Concepts motto is to tell actual Islamic teachings to people and bring Islam’s awareness in them.

Back to topic, Today we will discuss Islamic prospective on beard, how long beard will be, any recommended style, trimming is allowed or not and some other important points.

According to Islamic scholars, Beard is considered as Wajib (Mandatory) to Muslims. It is known as beauty of a Muslim. Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said: “Verily, Allah is Beautiful and loves beauty”. Allah Almighty only choose best and beautiful things for us. So we should need to obey His orders, as He knows better than anybody.

Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said that Beard is the one that distinguish you as a Muslim with Non-believers. So it is a sign of righteous people.

How Long Beard Will Be:

Some people have misunderstanding in this part but Islam said really clear things on length of beard. Muslim beard should need atleast one hand, greater the better. Here are some very clear proofs on beard length.

Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) says: “Trim closely the moustache, and let the beard flow (Grow).” – Narrated Ibn Umar (R.A.) in Muslim Shareef, Hadith # 498. Same thing said in Hadith # 499, 500, 501, 449.

Tirmidhi narrated that Hazrat Abdullah Ibn Umar (R.A) used to cut the beard which was exceeded then his hand grip.

Also all the four Imam of Islam agreed on this point that beard length should not less than one hand. So if your beard is less than one hand, it is considered as Makrooh-e-Tehrimi (close to haram).

Shave Is Haram In Islam:

Let be clear, shaving is totally haram in Islam without any doubt. Check this Hadith as a clear evidence, Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said: “Anyone who shaves has no claim to the mercy of Allah” – Reported by Ibn Abbas (R.A.) in Tibrabi. According to Scholars, “To shave off the beard is unlawful (Haram) and one who shaves his beard is legally speaking an unrighteous fellow (FASIQ); hence, it is not permissible to appoint such a man as an Imam. To say Taraweeh behind such an Imam is Makrooh-e-Tehrimi (near prohibition)” (Shami Vol.1, p.523).

I think it is very clear that shaving is haram in Islam without any doubt.

Trimming Is Allowed or Not:

If your beard is more than one hand then you can trim it. But it should not less than one hand. “Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) ordered us to trim the moustache closely and spare the beard” says Ibn Umar. – Muslim Shareef, Hadith no. 449.
“Hazrat Jaabir (R.A.) said: “We used to grow long beards and only during Hajj and Umrah did we trim them to the required length (i.e. fist length).”

As I previously said, beard known as male beauty in Islam. So you can trim to get a better shape. Beard should not let grow in a way that makes a person look disgusting to people. In other words, the Muslim should make sure that his beard adds to his smartness and looks cool. But (again saying) what ever you do, it should not cut it down to less than one hand.

Misconceptions Among Muslims on Beard:

These days people are getting more and more westernized especially the youth. They follow their latest styles. But it is not good for us and Islam teachings is totally different from that.

Another thing is while argument, people agreed that beard is Wajib, but length of beard is not mentioned in any hadith, Hence, if you have bit of hair on your face, it would be fine, because it is also called as a beard – This is totally wrong.

Hopefully above proves are more than enough for any person who have any misconceptions on beard. You can read more in details about Misconceptions on beard.

Why I’m in French Cut Below:

This is interesting, you can think that I’m saying these things but in below picture, I’m in French cut so what I’m doing. Actually you are right. But the fact is I’m only 19 years of age and my beard is still not completed. It is only on chin area. So it is my natural look not custom-made. When it will complete, I’ll surely grow it according to teachings of Islam.

You might know this Burying dead body vs Burning dead body is a great debate in countries where Hindus, Muslims Or Christians live together, especially in India. Hindus and Sikhs follows burning while Muslims and Christians follows burying process. Here I like to mention 5 prove that why burying dead body is far better than burning. In today’s science world where many people only believes in scientific theories, I also like to raise some scientific points so it’s easy for anyone to understand.

1)  Soil Fertilized in Burying Dead Body

Our body particles are very similar to particles of our soil, when body remain there for few years, that will dissolves in soil. So that soil will be more fertile.

2)  Wood Save in Burying Process

Burning process is really playing it’s part in forest cutting. It is the only cause which consumes more than 100 ton wood per day in India alone. If we compare this with Burying, then that is really straightforward.

3)  Air Polluted in Burning Dead Body

Burning dead bodies is one of the ordinary cause in air pollution. When you burn a body, smoke really hurt your environment as well as damage your health. But in burying process, nothing like this.

4)   Much Less Expense in Burying

Buying wood, buying oil is an expensive task in burning dead body. Annually hundreds and thousands of dollars serve in this, only because Hindus burn their dead bodies in India. As compared to this, burying dead bodies is very cheap and simple. It cost you less than half from burning.

5)  Human Body Components Present In Soil

It’s scientifically proved that most of the elements that are present in human body are also in minor or higher quantity in the soil. Hence it is more reasonable, as it’s really easy to get decompose and mix in soil. So Burying process is always a winner in any case.

Here I like to discuss 6 important things that every Muslim women want to see in their societies. World largest polling service Gallup did polling in 2005 with 1000 individual women face-to-face from 8 predominantly Muslim countries including; Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Iran, Turkey, Egypt, Lebanon, Morocco and Jordan. Gallup asked few questions from each of them and found these 6 things common that what they are looking for in their dream society. You can also see a video in which Muslim women scholars talking about women rights at what Muslim women want video.

1) Equal Legal Rights

Women in Muslim world want equal legal rights as men. Although it is not a very big issue now because laws in polled countries are so define for women. Also most Muslim men believes on “Equal Rights”, In turkey there is virtually no gap (92% of both women and men said women should have the same legal rights as men) but this percentage seems little different in other Muslim countries.

2) Voting Without Influence

Although situation is getting better and better, but still there is lot more to do for women to vote without any pressure. Check out the chart for better understanding.

3) Do Jobs

Nowadays Muslim women want to stand on their own feet. They want to contribute in society, want to prove themselves. In short, they want to do jobs outside and exposure the world.

4) Same Education Facilities

It is true that in Muslim countries, women haven’t such education facilities as men. This is one of the reason they are far behind then men. Literacy gap between women and men in Pakistan is 73% but in Iran education gender gap is 0, means in Iran men and women have same facilities.

But if we look towards whole world, we will notice that this problem is not only with Muslim world, Germany and France have education gender gap of more then 50%. United States same as Iran 0 difference and Japan already reverse gender gaps (literacy rate between women is more then men).

So seems like it is not only in Muslim countries but it is whole world phenomenon. Yet also we need to minimize this gap.

5) Attachment with Moral and Spiritual Values

Survey found that most of Muslim women want respect, peace, courage in their societies. It is true that they are more about moral values then money and sex. They see what women in west doing. They have live examples of them, working in office and also in home, 100% tired life with no gain. So they realize what is good for them.

6) Religion: Islam

Women from all the 8 predominant Muslim countries says that they want religion in their country. Many of them said that Islam and Shariya is the only or a source of legislation. So that’s mean they want to see Islam playing role in their society. See a graph to understand in details what Muslims think about Shariya as a law.

When first that title clicked in my mind, I thought yes, this is really an interesting topic to share with my readers, but when I started search about this, my search gone wide and wide. I want to clear in starting that we are not discussing what Islam told us, we are only discussing what Muslim women is looking for in their dream Muslim world. What they really think that these things are really important to make them happy.

I think only woman can answer this question in details, as I’m a male, so my words can’t really show you the inside story of their heart as they know better then me.

I just want to mention some of the interesting points that I took from this video below:

• Most women said they want to their country’s attachment with moral and spiritual values.
• Most of them said the economic and political advancement in Muslim countries would not improved with the adoption of western values.
• Most of the women think they should have right to vote without influence, work outside the home and serve in highest levels of government.
• Muslim women didn’t see sex as priority because they think other issues were more pressing.

So as in whole they want respect, peace, values as well as huge religion part as well. For more about what Muslim Women want in Muslim world, I sincerely refer you to this video. You should watch it to understand their feelings.

Holy Ramadan is gone, time to concentrate heavily on follow throw, it seems like people just ended those efforts that they did in Ramadan, those prayers, fasts, wake up at Suhoor etc all gone. You know this is the most crucial part of our lives. True worshipers are those, who concentrate on Allah’s guidelines in sorrow as well as in happiness. But seems like we just fail in this. Lets think we did different type of prayers in whole Ramadan, but what we did on Eid day! No prayer what so ever. Here come our test and we completely fail in it.

I just found 10 steps to keep Ramadan spirit alive, you can find some very interesting tips in this. Yes! writer wrote exactly what was in my mind. You should have to concentrate on Dua, thinking about your past life and feel bad on wrong habits, always get some time for yourself regularly and think only about you, what was you, why Allah send you to this world, try to connect with Allah Almighty, pray Astagh-Firullah as many as you can, as deep as you can. May Allah Almighty mercy on us and bless us.

One thing that they didn’t add in above article is, You should always need to remember before or while doing work that Allah Almighty is watching us. What we do whether it is right or wrong, Allah Subhana Wa Ta’llah is watching us and we will receives its reward in the world here after. keep this as a strong faith and hopefully shetaan will not mis-guide you whole life.

Do Muslim Women have to wear the Hijab and what is the difference between Muslim women Hijab and catholic church Nuns wearing a big gown?

Muslims women should have to wear the Hijab with its actual means as it is mentioned in the Holy Quran. There are many basic differences in wearing Hijab between Muslim women and Nuns.

Hijab saves every women from evil eyes. Believe it or not, this is the thing that is playing a big part in most of the women who are converting to Islam. They liked it and feel safe after wearing it.

Ahh, actually it’s not my time to say any thing, It’s time to see the video as Mr Yusuf Estes has very unique way to teach things. Hope you will like this video.

Brothers and sisters! this is Umer Hayat from IslamConcepts.com want to say an Eid Mubarak to all my readers. IslamConcepts is an open source place for people to share their views with others. Muslims celebrating today as a Eid, It is really a peaceful and happiness day. day to forgive others, day that brings people closer.

Eid Prospective:

Actually there are two Eid in whole year according to Islamic calendar. First is Eid-ul-fitr also known as Smaller Eid”. and second is Eid-ul-azha or “Greater Eid. Today is Eid-ul-fitr. Muslims completed fasting for whole one month in Ramadan and today new month started in lunar calendar, so that’s why we are celebrating this special day.

Eid Benefits:

Islam told us to settle our disputes with others on this day, meet them with a big smile, hug them, wish them a happy Eid and pray for them from your heart. So they also do the same. Allah like people who always kind with others and this is the purpose of Eid. Eid is a total social activity that brings people closer and minimize the gap.

Eid Mubarak:

I want to say an Eid Mubarak to all of you. If you have any thing to say then reply here. May Allah almighty forgive us and show us the right path.

As you know judgement day is a must thing that will happen to every human being. Our beloved Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) showed us these signs  almost 1400 years ago about judgement day. You can clearly see that most of them already happened and remaining will occur on their specific time as Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) mentioned.

Today Science is talking/proving things that Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said 1400 years ago. You can image the power of a person, Who was not educated in any institution nor at home, don’t know read or write but He teached us the things, those happened and still happening as He said word by word. Subhan Allah!

He said these things on quite different occasions but I’m going to summarize them and writing the actually context of wording.

• People will ride on saddles that aren’t saddles (Think about Cars)
• The distance on earth will become short. (Think about Aeroplanes)
• Horses will not be use in wars. (Think what is going on nowadays)
• Muslims will defeat the Byzantines which will end with the conquest of Constantinople (Istanbul).
• The Jews will gather again to live in Bilad Canaan.
• Very tall buildings will build (What is happening these days)
• The disappearance of knowledge and the appearance of ignorance, with much killing. (Think same thing are happening today)
• Adultery will become widespread, and the drinking of wine will become common (Nowaday is a best example)
• The number of men will decrease and the number of women will increase until there are 50 women to be looked after by one man. (Still women increase and ratio is going higher and higher with everyday passes)
• Islam will become worn out like clothes are, until no one will know what fasting, prayer, charity and rituals are. (Almost this thing is present and continue to become worst)
• Allah will send a disease to fornicator that will have no cure (Think about Aids)
• People will begin to believe in the stars and reject AL QADAR. (Nowadays, muslims as well believing in stars. Al Qadar is ‘The divine decree of destiny’)
• Men will pass by people’s graves and say: ‘Would that I were in his place’; (Think about large amount of suicidal deaths these days)
• Two large groups of people will fight one another, and there will be many casualties; they will both following the same religion (Think about World War II)
• Approximately 30 DAJJALS will appear, each one claiming to be the messenger of ALLAH.
• Earthquakes will increase (What is going on these days)
• Time will pass quickly (What is going on these days)
• Killing will increase (What is going on these days)
• Wealth will increase (Yup! Think about nowadays but this is still to be increase as Prophet Said)
• Women will be wearing clothes but not wearing clothes

These are some of the things that holy Prophet Muhammad said on separate occasions. Most of the things are happening these days but some of them still needs to be even more worse as Prophet said.

And on another occasion Prophet said: ‘If my ummah (followers) bears 15 traits (qualities), tribulation (judgement day) will follow it’. Someone asked; What are they O messenger of Allah. Then Prophet replied:

• When any gain shared out only among the rich, with no benefit to the poor.
• When a trust becomes a means of making profit.
• When paying ZAKAT becomes a burden.
• When voices are raised in the mosque.
• When the leaders are the worst of all.
• When people treat a man with respect because what he may do.
• The appearance of the Imam MAHDI.
• The appearance of the DAJJAL (Anti Christ).
• The appearance of Ya’juj and Ma’juj (biblical Gog and Magog).
• Isa (Jesus) will come during the time of Dajjal and kill him.
• The rising of the sun from the west.
• The destruction of the Ka’ba and the recovery of its treasures.
• The wind that destroy almost all things.
• The smoke that will punishes all the non-believers.

No time to go into details of these signs but will go in short future and talked about them one by one. Just hang with me and continue reading more interesting things on this blog. Your inspiration is really what I want at this point.

Back to topic, as we look at this article we realize how true the Messenger (P.B.U.H) was, these signs were prophesized 1400 years ago!. It shows that Prophet Muhammad was a true messenger of God and also the Holy Quran told us these things.

So my dear brothers and sisters! if you still not start what Allah Almighty told us to do in this apparent world, then act now, you also know that we have very less time. So act now with good intentions so Allah will help us to became a good Muslim and if you are a good Muslim, you are also a good social personality.

My dear brothers and sisters, today I came up with really a coolest video lecture that I got from YouTube, This is about what real Hijab is. This is the greatest short four and half minutes answer given by Mr.Yusuf Estes that really let you know what real Hijab actually is. When I lesson that, It really hit me and I’m completely sure it will really hit you as well.

For all the mothers and sisters, if you are wearing hijab this is what you need to see and also if you are not wearing hijab this is also what you need to atleast check, how cool Mr.Yusuf Estes replied to a ridiculous question asked by a woman. So without further delay here is the video. Waiting for your comments on that.