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Transcript: References: Unit B Chapter 4 booklet. These major signs are one that will occur closer to the Day Of Judgement, and are very extraordinary. The return of 'Isa. He will call people back to Islam and they will obey his call and will warn people against Al-Dajjal and kill. He will stay on the Earth for 40 years and then die. Next, the appearance of the Dabbah. The strange beast will come and call people back to Islam, some will receptive to the call and others will reject it. Major Signs By: Amanda Rozhan 9RM Minor Signs The Last Hour Allah says in a surah-ul-qamar: "The Hour (of Judgement) is near." [54:1] Many people have heard or read of someone or another prediction that life will end on a certain year and date. Scholars don't believe in these predictions while some people tend to believe the false predictions while others ask questions and get confused. We as Muslims shouldn't get confused. We know both that Allah has created this world and will be brought to an end by only Him. No one knows when the end will occur even prophets and angels do not know when that will be. We may not know when the hour will occur however, Allah and our Prophet have told us a few signs which help indicate that the end of this world is approaching. The Basics The appearance of Al-maseeh-ud-Dajjal, the false Messiah, claiming to be God holding both Heaven and Hell. Purpose being to deceive people. The Minor Signs are that start occurring well before the Day of Judgement, and are not very extraordinary. Smoke will appear from all over the Earth that will cause all believers to catch something similar to a common cold today, unbelievers though will be hit with something stronger. A cold wind will come causing all believers to die leaving only the unbelievers to witness the Last Hour. The Day of Judgement Finally, the most major of signs is that the sun will rise from the west which will indicate tha world has almost reached its end. Once this happens, Allah will not accept the repentance of disbelievers it will be too late. The appearance of Gog and Magog, both hidden tribes of people who will break through the barrier that holds them back and ravage the Earth; drink all the water, destroy all plants and animals and plants and kill people. The Prophet (saw) mentioned more than 50 minor signs. Many of them have occurred already however the others are yet to come around. Some of these minor signs include knowledge will disappear and ignorance will be replaced, the consumption of intoxicants such as alcohol, spirits, etc will be widespread, which it is today. Women will outnumber men; 50 to 1 and men will start to look like women and vise versa. Good deeds will decrease. Also truthful people won't be believed however the liar would. Lastly the "appearance of Al-Mahdi. He is a great man and his name is Muhammad Ibn Abdullah, just like the name of Prophet Muhammad (saw). He will spread justice in the world and encourage people to practice Islam." There will also be three huge earthquakes, they will damage a great amount of land. They will occur in the east, west and the Arabian Peninsula.

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Transcript: Sunni Islam Largest denomination of Islam Comes from the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad Belief that Muhammad did not appoint a leader after death A community chose Muhammad's father in law as the first caliph of Islam They believed that the caliph can also be chosen democratically Shia Islam Second largest denomination of Islam Comes from the Qur'an and the Hadith Belief that his family, the Ah al-Bayt including his descendents (Immans) have special rule over the community Muhammad's cousin was the first Imman and the rightful leader of the Islam community by Nishathan Ravi Raj Foundations of Islam Foundations of Islam Principal Beliefs of Islam Variants of Islam Recorded in the Qur'an Interpreted through the 5 Pillars of Islam 1. Testimony of Faith (Shahada) 2. The Prayer (Salah) 3. Fasting (Seyam) 4. Charity (Zakat) 5. Pilgrimage (Hajj) It is a Reflection of what is contained and authorised in the Qur'an God's words state: "Shall I seek other than God as a source of law, when He has brought down to you this book fully detailed?" 6:114 "Follow what is revealed to you from your Lord" 33:2 "Or do they have partners who legislate for them religious laws which were not authorized by God? If it were not for a preordained decree, they would have been judged immediately. Indeed the transgressors shall have a painful punishment." 42:21 The Hadith Non-Violence ‘Forgive him who wrongs you; join him who cuts you off; do good to him who does evil to you, and speak the truth although it be against yourself.’ :Inscribed on the hilt of the Prophet’s sword Mercy Assist your brother or sister Muslim, whether he be an oppressor or an oppressed. ‘But how shall we do it when someone is an oppressor?’ Muhammad said, ‘Assisting an oppressor is by forbidding and withholding that person from oppression.’ :The Prophet Peace 'It is unworthy of a Mu’min [a person with faith] to injure people’s reputations; and it is unworthy to curse any one; and it is unworthy to abuse any one; and it is unworthy of a Mu’min to talk arrogantly.' :The Prophet Oneness of Man Prophet Muhammad said: "Surely Allah does not look at your faces or your bodies, but looks at your hearts and your deeds". The 6 Pillars of Faith 1. Belief in God (Allah) One unique God 2. Belief in Mala-eka (Angels) Belief that Allah created unseen creatures 3. Belief in the books of Allah Allah revealed his books to mankind through his prophets, originating from the same divine source 4. Belief in the Prophets of Allah Sent to mankind as messengers for guidance 5. Belief in Yawm al Qiyama (Day of Judgement) That everything will come to an end and all will be judged by Allah 6. Qada-wal Qada (Destiny, Divine, Decree) That the whole universe is directly under the control of Allah Principal Beliefs of Islam Introduction Principal Beliefs and Sacred Texts of Islam Islam teaches the importance of both Belief and Practice, stated in both The Qur'an and The Hadith. Basic Beliefs include: The Oneness of God Muslims believe that Allah is the only one, supreme God The Oneness of Lordship Belief that Allah is the only Creator, Provider and the Commander The Oneness of Worship Belief that Allah is The Only God who should be worshiped and obeyed Oneness of Allah's Names and Attributes To believe that Allah, His Names and Attributes are perfect Allah says "And Allah makes none to share in His decision and rule." (Holy Quran 18:26) Islam's main principles have changed very little over time Over its history, people like Al Ghazali and Aisha Bint Abu Bakr made sure Islam is in the hearts of its adherent The Five Pillars e.g. Hajj ensures that Islam will continue to be a living religious tradition It's Growth, Expansion and its ability for interpretation enable to be one of the strongest religions today Living Religious Traditions Why are sacred texts important in relation to Islam? Illustrated Islamic Beliefs Provided Guidance What are the examples of Sacred Texts? The Qur'an (word of God) 5 Pillars of Islam 6 Pillars of Faith The Hadith (words of Muhammad (Pbuh) What are the different variation of Islam? Sunni Shia

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Transcript: Qira'at By:Arvin Islam What is Qira'at? About Qira'at Qira'at is a position in salah. It is basically the recitation of the qur'an, during qiyam. It stands between Takbirat-ul-Ihram and ruk'oo as a position. How do you perform qira'at? Performing Qira'at To perform qiyam, you place your right hand over your left hand near your navel (boys) and near the chest (girls). Then you perform qira'at by recite Surat-al-fatihah first, then you recite any other surat of your own. Once you are done, you say 'Allah Akbar' and move to ruk'oo stage. Surat-al fatihah Surat-al fatihah Bismillaahir Rahmaanir Raheem Alhamdu lillaahi Rabbil 'aalameen Ar-Rahmaanir-Raheem Maaliki Yawmid-Deen Iyyaaka na'budu wa lyyaaka nasta'een Ihdinas-Siraatal-Mustaqeem Siraatal-lazeena an'amta 'alaihim Ghayril-maghdoobi 'alaihim wa lad-daaalleen Qul huwal laahu ahad Allah hus-samad Lam yalid wa lam yoolad Wa lam yakul-lahu kufuwan ahad Example of surah Example of surah Surat-al-Ikhlas Importance of Qira'at in salah Why is qira'at important in salah? It is important to salah because it is the basis for salah. Without recitation of the qur'an, your qiyam will not be completed, which means your salah will not be accepted. Not only that, it will also keeps you focused only to Allah and Allah only, not anything else. Benefits of Qira'at What are the benefits of qira'at? Qira'at has lots of benefits that are both spiritualy and mentally good for yourself. Here are some of the benefits in both spiritual and physical benefits During the recitation of the qur'an, you gain a lot of hassanat for reciting just one letter of the word in the ayat, which equals to a massive amount of hassanat when you recite qur'an in salah. During the action, you are also focused to Allah and not anything else, making the connection between you and Allah much stronger. Spritual Benefits Spritual Benefits In terms of physical benefits, your arabic pronounciation improves when reciting the verses of the qur'an. It falls in the qiyam position so doing qiyam will help your back keep in a straight position and practices your durability. Physical benefits Physical benefits Link of qira'at in real life How is this linked to real life This is linked to real life in ways that, practicing the recitation of the qur'an can lead you to teach the younger who are still growing and gain hassanat while doing it. It'll make you more successful in life when Allah will give you hassanat for doing good deeds. Not just that, by doing qira'at everyday during salah make you a better person in general. Quiz Answer all 5 questions correctly and you will win one candy! no redos. 1. When is Qira'at performed? 2.What do you recite in Qira'at (Qiyam)? 3.Give one reason why Qira'at is important in salah. 4.Give one spritual and physical benefit of Qira'at. 5.How does it link to our daily lives? Quiz Quiz DID YOU WIN?

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Transcript: The Clear Conquest Of Mecca Table of contents Table Of Contents Table of contents-ilyana Introduction-leia Verses from quran and Hadiths-shahd Number of muslims and disbeliever-khadija Who won and lost-ilyana The terms of al-hudaibiya treaty-Leia Classify the results of al-hudaibiya treaty-leia Question number one-ilyana Question number 2-khadija Video-jouri Conclusion-jouri Kahoot-leia Short quiz-khadija Introduction Intro The clear conquest of mecca was when the the prophet and his companions took back mecca. this all stared when the prophet saw a dream from Allah telling him and the believers preform umrah, around the kabba. Hadiths and Quran Verses from Quran and Hadiths Quran Quran Verses Hadiths Hadiths After taking over mecca, The prophet said to anyone who did not want to convert. "This day no reproach shall be on you. God will forgive you; He is most merciful of the merciful. You can go away!" Narrated by Shaykh Mufeed. Shaykh Tabarsi and Ibn Shahr Ashob Number of muslims and disbelievers that we're apart of the clear conquest Amount of Muslims and disbelievers There were 10,000 muslim men who participated in the clear conquest, which back them was the largest muslim force to ever exist. There were 630 allies of the disbelievers. Back then 630 people was classified as normal. Who won and lost The Clear conquest of Mecca included the Muslims against the Quraysh. The conquest led to Muslim victory marking the end of the Muslim–Quraysh Wars. Who won The terms of Al-Hudaibya Treaty The terms of the treaty The terms of Al-Hudaibya treaty is that 1)no one shall fight or engage in war for ten years 2)during this time no one can harm, or do damage to one and another 3) he Muslim shall perform their pilgrimage in the upcoming year and they would stay in peace at Mecca for three days including the years onward Classify the results of Al-Hudaibiya treaty Results of the treaty it made peace for a period of 10 years, and allowed Muhammad's followers to return the following year to perform umhrah Questions Questions Question number 1 Question 1 Where did the clear conquest start? The location of the clear conquest is in Mecca Question 2 Question 2 The exact date is unknown but we know it started between December 629 AD or January 630 AD. when did the clear conquest start? Video Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BVRd2kkxv1k Conclusion Conclusion When the prophet and his companions reclaimed Mecca, it was a clear conquest. this began when the prophet got a dream in which Allah instructed him and the faithful to do umrah around the kabba. https://docs.google.com/document/d/124Bqu09Wmjp0iXh3uzp0ZoBEaQG3Egix9AGghUyq9Zo/edit?usp=sharing Short Quiz Kahoot https://create.kahoot.it/details/8c394ac0-7417-4b78-93e2-6dd26695d73b kahoot

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Transcript: BENEFITS OF FASTING, PRAYER AND HEALTHY LIFE HADITH ABOUT HEALTH BENEFITS OF FASTING MY HEALTH MY RESPONSIBILITY My HEALTH is my RESPONSIBILITY Islam is a complete way of life, stresses the importance of maintaining good health and offers the ways and the means to cope with ill health. Muhammad gave special attention to cleanliness and personal hygiene in respect to faith. Dental Hygiene The Prophet would always brush his teeth before and after bed using a part of a fruitless yet fragrant branch called arak. This small wooden branch was used, and is still used today, as a toothbrush. “The Miswak (tooth-stick) cleanses and purifies the mouth and pleases the Lord.” [An-Nasa’i] Eat In Moderation Prophet Muhammad stressed the practice of eating less to prevent sickness and diseases, which is now supported by doctors today. Part of the etiquette of eating is to be moderate in eating and not to fill the stomach. The most that is acceptable in this regard is for the Muslim to divide his stomach into three parts: one third for food, one third for drink and one third for air. MY HEALTH MY RESPONSIBILITY 2 1. Eat Slow It was narrated from the Prophet Muhammad was a strong advocate of eating slowly to help with the digestion process. It takes about 20 minutes for the body to tell our brain that we are full. Slow eating helps digest our food, because efficiently chewed food aids the digestion process and doesn’t require as much energy and churning in the stomach or intestine. My HEALTH is my RESPONSINBILITY 2. Participate in Sports to Strengthen Your Body In Islam, sports are perceived as important to gain a healthy body. Sports like archery, swimming, horseback riding are especially encouraged. Islam encourages exercise and be in good physical shape. 3. Drink water slowly The Prophet said to not drink water in one gulp like a camel, instead take small sips. Today, science shows that when a person drinks water too much in a short period of time they can imbalance blood electrolyte levels and experience dizziness. Drink water slowly as it will help you absorb the fluid and get the most out of it. The Prophet states the following in a hadith: “The key to the prayer (salah) is cleanliness, its beginning is takbir (saying Allahu Akbar) and its ending is salam (salutation).” (Abu Dawud, Taharah, 31: Tirmidhi, Taharah, 39 Cleanliness is the precondition of many worshipping like reading quran and praying salah; it is also the indispensable condition of health and hygiene. Besides, it makes the sustenance increase. The following is stated in a hadith: “Keep cleaning so that your sustenance will increase...”. “Islam is clean. Therefore, you should keep yourselves clean, too. Only the clean people can enter Paradise.” (Hadith) The prophet told us that those who perform regular abulution will have those parts of the body glow on the day of judgement. “The Miswak (tooth-stick) cleanses and purifies the mouth and pleases the Lord.” [An-Nasa’i] Hadith an Ayah about health BENEFITS OF SALAH The Prophet recommended adequate sleep. He never deprived himself of sleep nor overslept. He also advised and practiced to sleep at the early part of the night, and to wake up early in the morning. Science research shows that going to bed early can help maintain a healthy weight, stay more productive, and avoid serious health problems (such as diabetes, obesity, and heart diseases). Salat is one of the five fundamental requirements that a Muslim is obligated to perform. According to a hadith (authentic narrations from the prophet), the Prophet has reported to have said, “verily there is a cure in salat”. There are some physical benefits in salat, such as : In the beginning of the salat, we move our hand and shoulder muscles therefore increasing the blood flow towards the torso. The heart in the most important organ in our body. Because it supplies fresh blood to all body tissues, the movements during prayer are a crucial source for exercise in our heart. Certain positions makes our hips, elbows, knee and wrist joints, and backbone move in a way that forms a relation in our body. Benefits of prayer in Islam DETERIORATION OF HEALTH Research shows that poor dental hygiene were 70% risk of heart diseases. Today, science shows that when a person drinks water too much in a short period of time they can imbalance blood electrolyte levels and experience dizziness. Drink water slowly as it will help you absorb the fluid and get the most out of it. It has been proved beyond doubt that over eating is the root of many diseases . It produces obesity, predisposes to dangerous diseases like diabetes, menitus, hypertension, coronary heart disease and paralysis.This is due to insulin deficiency. Overeating gets the special cells of the pancreas over worked so it cannot meet the increased demand for insulin . Those cells may get tired, atrophy and causes deficiency of insulin . Over eating increases blood cholesterol levels. Olive has been repeatedly mentioned in

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