PART 1: TAWHEED (THE INDIVISIBLE ONENESS OF GOD)

GOD OF THE UNIVERSE

One question that arises in the minds of most people, in particular of the younger generation, is that whether the Believers who claim that there is a God are actually speaking the truth, or whether their belief is nothing but a delusion which mankind inherited from the feeble imaginations of the pre-civilisation era.

Although the assimilation of God has been made more difficult by the Monotheists through their philosophical arguments, and by the Atheists through their corruptive and paralogical languages, the answer to this question is, in fact, very simple:

A building cannot be erected without a builder. All that is in creation could not have originated without a creator; even the small hand on a clock, however small, must have a maker. Thus, imagine the entire universe with all its grandeur that embraces the dazzling sun, the moon, the sky and the rain, the earth and the plants, its humans and creatures. They all posses a complete and organised system. Nothing can alter this system. Is it therefore conceivable to claim that the universe existed just by itself and that it had no organiser? Not ever! Never can there be a system without a regulator; no motion is without a mover; no creation exists without its creator.

Thus, the Regulator of the universe is God, its Mover is God, its Creator is God.

Allaah

In the name of Allaah, the Beneficent the Merciful.

All praise is due to Allaah the Almighty.

Allaah’s peace and greetings be upon the most noble human and greatest creation Mohammad, and upon his oppressed and Ma’ssom descendants.

And Allaah’s curse and punishment be upon their enemies

Islamic beliefs for all

In this book the author discusses the five fundamental principles of Islam. These principles are Tawheed (the invisible oneness of God), Divine justice, Prophethood, Imaamah (the leadership of mankind after the prophet), and Resurrection. What distinguish this book are the author’s subtle approach in addressing the issues concerned and the simple examples given to illustrate the discussion. This authoritative work is not only important to Muslims, but it would also be of interest to the non-Muslims who seek to explore Islam and its doctrine. This easy to read book would be a valuable reference for Religious Education.

Ayatollaah al-Odhmaa Mohammad Shirazi is one of the most eminent Religious Authorities of our time. In line with his extensive knowledge and expertise in many branches of learning in Islamic sciences, Ayatollaah al-Odhmaa Shirazi has shown thorough understanding of and total dedication to the problems of mankind in general and of the Moslem Community in particular. He has proposed detailed solutions to those difficulties to lead them to the freedoms granted by Allaah. The solutions proposed by Ayatollaah al-Odhmaa Shirazi are presented in his remarkable works, which today have topped 1000 books and papers. In his work Ayatollaah al-Odhmaa Shirazi covers almost every aspect of life from viewpoint of the Islamic law; ranging from marriage and prayers to politics, economics, government, management, freedoms, human rights, etc. His work has been established as an important modern reference.

God

DOOOOOO it! How brutish is that question? The goodness of God leads you to repentance! No forgive w/out repent!

God

Pride owns me? Yet you say you’re better than everyone else? UrLie=STRAWMAN UrDuty=Obey God IfNotUgo2Hell

Messy Updos- Boho Braids

One of the hottest trends this summer will be the very cute, very elegant and easy to do, boho braids. A boho braid is a side swept single braid that gives your coif a little edge. Boho braids work on anyone with medium to long hair. It doesn’t work that well on short hair because the braid needs to be swept across to one side and go behind the ear.

A boho braid can be included in any messy updos, including natural, soft waves, or just a messy bun. To get the messy updo with the boho braid, start by spritzing your hair with a shine enhancer after you’ve washed it.

Get a dime-sized amount of gel or mousse and scrunch your hair with your hands. Flip your hair over for even more volume, and blow dry.

Take a 2-4 inch piece of hair right at the front (see picture) and braid it across to the other side. Make sure you braid it all the way to the end. Pin the braid behind the ear, and you’re all set. Boho braids are great for the summer because they keep the hair out of your face, as well as giving you a chic and elegant do that you can wear anytime during the day.

How to Determine Your Face Shape

Almost everything you read in a magazine or anywhere else, asks you to determine your face shape in order to determine which hair style looks good on you, which colours, etc. For the longest time, I couldn’t figure out my face shape no matter how hard I tried! I wasn’t sure if it was oval or diamond shaped, so I decided to figure out exactly what each face shape entitled. So here is a little glossary on the different type of face shapes. Hope it helps!

Oval Face Shape

Curvilinear shape. Length is equal to one and a half times width, with forehead and jaw the same width. So think of the oval face shape as an egg.

Round face shape

Circular shaped. Length is approx equal to width.

Oblong face shape

Face is longer than it is wide with a long straight cheek line.

Square face shape

Strong and broad forehead with angular jaw.

Heart face shape

Wide at the forehead and cheekbones, narrow at the jawline.

Diamond face shape

Forehead and jawline are narrow with wide and high cheekbones.

Triangular face shape

Forehead and cheekbones are narrow with a wide jawline.