Narrations on Migration
So far in the previous articles, we introduced the topic of migration and defined the terms "Migration" and "Taa'rub" and explored a Quranic view point. [...]
So far in the previous articles, we introduced the topic of migration and defined the terms "Migration" and "Taa'rub" and explored a Quranic view point. [...]
So far in the previous three articles, we introduced the topic of migration and defined the terms "Migration" and "Taa'rub." To view the contents please [...]
This term is from the phrase (التعرب بعد الهجرة) Attaa’rub badul Alhijjrah, which means to return to a former, inferior state after migrating to a superior one. The term is taken from Bedouins who live in the deserts and are away from civilization and centres of learning, is not knowledgeable about issue of religion, and in Arabic it is termed al’araab (الأعراب). So it is a borrowed term…
The first term to define in this topic is “migration” (Alhijjra). One meaning is to move from one country, place, or locality to another:
There are two words that need to be clarified and explained in order to best understand the concept of migration in Islam and before proceeding to the implications of what our religion has to say on the issue. These words are Migration, and Taa’rub, and will be discussed in the next article(s).
The social implications of the religion of Islam is that wealth must be distributed in a way that no poor remains in the Islamic Ummah. [...]
Micro videos discussing practical applications of Islamic Law. https://www.youtube.com/embed?listType=playlist&list=PLCDJ2YDRv5g5zP7ST8J44sKd2Ac1exTR7&v=wBTmP9T5Wmc&layout=gallery
Do we have to pay zakat on gold or silver at home? And if so how much? What if it has been made in to [...]