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05:1605:16, 16 July 2026 Seerahdawah (hist | edit) [1,337 bytes] TheIslampill (talk | contribs) (Created page with "SeerahDawah is a young internet content creator who claims to give da'wah, but we are unaware of any credentials which he has for the matter. SeerahDawah has made massive blunders, such as comparing the testimony of the New Testament to the level of Mutawatir ahadith from the Prophet ﷺ. He has also made massive blunders, appealing to non-Muslim scholars, to support his "dawah". When corrected on obvious misrepresentation of the scholarship in the instances above (...")

03:4303:43, 1 June 2026 Group Conversion (hist | edit) [7,965 bytes] TheIslampill (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Group conversion''' to Islam refers to the conversion of a family, social circle, local community, ethnic group, people, or other coherent group into Islam together, or to the process by which such a group develops Muslim communal life after entering Islam. The concept is mainly relevant to da'wah strategy, convert retention, institution-building, and the long-term formation of Muslim families. The term does not mean that a person becomes Muslim without individual be...")

22:1922:19, 29 May 2026 Bible (hist | edit) [63,841 bytes] TheIslampill (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''The Bible''' is the name commonly given to the collection of scriptures used by Jews and Christians. From an Islamic perspective, the Bible must be distinguished from the original revelation that Allah gave to His prophets. Islam acknowledges that scripture was given to the Christians and Jews; they are called '''Ahl al-Kitāb''' — the People of the Book. However, where Muslims disagree begins with the very understanding of what the Bible is. To the Muslim, the ''...")
22:0922:09, 29 May 2026 Fitrah (hist | edit) [3,012 bytes] TheIslampill (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== What is the “Fiṭrah” (the innate human disposition)? == God has gifted human beings, instilling cognitive faculties to acquire & understand true beliefs about Him. All mankind has an innate natural constitution (fiṭrah) that urges them to recognize, know, and worship God. The Religion of the fiṭrah —of the sound human nature on which God has created us— is Islam. The fiṭrah functions in tandem with other cognitive faculties to...")
22:0722:07, 29 May 2026 Worship (hist | edit) [2,372 bytes] TheIslampill (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== What is “worship”? == An object of worship— no matter what its nature is —is believed to have an unseen authority whose effect is reflected in reality. Worshippers try to draw closer to the worshipped, to gain benefit or ward off harm. On one hand, they may believe the unseen authority is predicated a self-authority; they consider the worshipped as one who independently benefits & harms. This applies to worship of the sun and stars, believing in their effe...")
22:0422:04, 29 May 2026 Zakat (hist | edit) [5,096 bytes] TheIslampill (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== What is Zakat/alms-tax? == This word, '''''zakat''''', translates to “''alms-tax''”; this is the 3rd of the 5 Pillars of Islam. In the Arabic language, '''Zakat''' means ''growth'', ''blessings'', ''purification'', and ''development''. Islam requires Muslims to pay '''a proportion (typically 2.5%) of their qualifying wealth''' on an annual basis. Zakat can be summarised as an ''institutionalised act of worship to fulfill the needs of the believers'', and ''to...")

22:4622:46, 22 May 2026 Dawah (hist | edit) [2,914 bytes] TheIslampill (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Dawah''' is the invitation to Islam, calling people to worship Allah alone and to live according to guidance with wisdom, mercy, clarity, and good conduct. == Definition == The word ''dawah'' comes from the Arabic root meaning “to call,” “to invite,” or “to summon.” In Islamic usage, dawah refers to inviting people toward Allah, toward Islam, and toward what is true, beneficial, and pleasing to Allah. Dawah is not merely argument or debate. It includes...")
22:2522:25, 22 May 2026 Shirk (hist | edit) [362 bytes] TheIslampill (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Shirk''' is the association of partners with Allah in worship, lordship, names, attributes, or rights that belong to Allah alone. == Overview == Write the overview here. == Definition == Write the definition here. == Types == Write types or classifications here. == See also == * Tawhid Category:Islam Category:Theology Category:Shirk")
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