Posted by tabeksirah on January 20, 2010
The contempt O blasphemer of Islam and the Prophet Muhammad. I know you must read not only the title but the first paragraph of this with a smirk and a warm heart, let alone the next paragraph. Tenangkanlah be patient while your heart, when it’s up to you.
This paper intended ONLY for contempt of Islam and blasphemers of the Prophet Muhammad. Not apply to those who do not insult and blasphemy are not ……
The contempt O blasphemer of Islam and the Prophet Muhammad. Why you can BELIEVE THERE WAS NAPOLEON while you LEARN FROM HISTORY BOOKS. How could you blaspheme NABI MUHAMMAND while you NOT READ Hadith. Why should you be insulted Islam while you NOT LEARN THE QUR’AN. Challenge for you, READ NOTICE QUR’AN & Hadith after that talk to you, if ye are truthful ….
The contempt O blasphemer of Islam and the Prophet Muhammad. I also read books like the history of Napoleon Napoleon I believe it exists and akupun read Your book, but why I can not turn away from my truth?
The contempt O blasphemer of Islam and the Prophet Muhammad. Why do not you question the ‘you’ as I question the ‘I’ first. Why then I can not turn away from the Truth?
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Posted by tabeksirah on January 19, 2010
What is Islam? Islam is the will of Allah revealed throughout the ages of human history through prophets of Allah (pbuth), so that mankind may live under Allah’s servitude and mercy, building up their individual life, social and national, living by Allah’s law, and on behalf of Islam learnt Islamic men guiding the nation of Muslims. Mankind was a single race and for 1000 years after Adam (a) mankind lived under Allah’s obedience till in the time of Prophet Nuh (a) appeared the first rebel against Allah and His religion Islam. The first threat and enemy against Islam was not Christianity or Judaism but paganism i.e. idol worship. Let us be clear about what Allah’s will is as embodied in a religion? It is the belief and the actions which Allah wants us to adopt by our heart and live by it. Beliefs which each man or woman should accept by heart and this is Iman i.e. faith and what relates it of branches, then the actions known as the law from Allah which are divided in to individual and partial. Individual laws are many of which is prayer, fasting zakat etc. Partial laws are laws which are done by a certain number of people so that its obligation falls from all, but if however a certain number of people among Muslims fail to do it by negligence and neither have any will to do it, each Muslims will bear the burden of sin. Such as who will collect the zakat money? Who will be Islamic scholars? Who will be Islamic judges? And so on. Allah mentions in holy Quran that He hadn’t created us to live in vanities and whims, but we have a purpose, just as each man or woman makes a purpose of their life when they start being educated, but unlike that we are born by a purpose, as spiritual human beings. This purpose is as mentioned in Holy Quran, worship of Allah. What is worship? It is that you pay your allegiance to Allah accepting Him the only one worthy of being served and only one worthy of being the Ruler and Lawmaker, because when you deny this from Allah you are implicitly or explicitly saying that there is another supreme authority besides Allah. Allah’s is the only right and dominion so who is more entitled to His kingdom than the king himself? Allah being the King of the kings rationally deserves to be the only authority in our lives. Allah has revealed His will, and the last of Allah’s will was Holy Quran, revealed on to our leader and the head of Prophets (pbuth), Prophet Muhammad (saas).
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Posted by tabeksirah on January 4, 2010
Islamic theology has a lot of good goals that must be adhered to, namely:
1. To mengikhlaskan intention and worship to God alone. Because He is the creator of no partner for Him, then the purpose of worship should be reserved only to Him.
2. Freeing the mind and thoughts of the error that occurs when the soul is empty of faith. And those who bare their souls from the creed, sometimes he worshiped (a slave) only real material, and occasionally fell on the various creeds and superstition error.
3. Peace of soul and mind, avoid the anxiety in the soul and mind tossing. Because creed believers will connect with his Creator, then God meridhai him as a set, which makes shari’ah judge `at. Therefore his soul to accept fate, roomy chest, giving God and not seek a replacement.
4. Stretch goals and acts of corruption in the worship of God and in bermuamalah with others. Because of the basic creed of the faith of the Apostles, by following the straight path in their purpose and deed.
5. Serious in everything and do not miss the opportunity charitable benevolence, always use a good reward. And did not see a place away from sin except by fear of punishment. Because of the basic creeds are faithful to the Day of Resurrection and the day of vengeance against the whole action.
“And each person get degrees (in accordance) with the doing. And thy Lord is not unmindful of what they do. “(Surat al-An’am: 132).
Prophet Muhammad also called for this purpose in his saying:
“The strong believer is better and more loved by God than the weak believer. And in each there is goodness. Passionate about something useful to you and seek help in Allah and be not weak. If you are afflicted with something, then you jaganlah say, if I do such and such (certainly not going to turn out this way). Would rather say, the fate of God and what He wills He did. Actually saying “if this, if so” the devil an opportunity to mislead. “(Narrated by Muslim).
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Posted by tabeksirah on January 4, 2010
Al qadar is the destiny of God for all beings that are applicable to science and his wisdom. Faith in destiny involves four things:
1. Believe that God knows all things global and detailed, Azali and eternal, whether in relation to his actions and deeds of His servants.
2. Believe that God has written about it in “Lauh Mahfudz”.
About two things God says:
“Do you not know that Allah knows what is in the heavens and the earth such that it is contained in a book (Lauh Mahfudzh)? Indeed such is easy for Allah. “(Surat al-Hajj: 70).
Abdullah ibn Umar said, “I’ve heard the Messenger said:
“God has written (determine) the creation of destiny fifty thousand years before creating the heavens and the earth.” (Narrated by Muslim).
3. Believe that all that happens, will not happen unless the good will of God related to God’s own act or deed relating to makhlukmakhlukNya.
God says about things related to his deeds:
“And Rabbmu creates what He will and He chooses …” (Surat al-Qasas: 68).
Allah says:
“He who shapes you in the womb as it pleases.” (QS.Ali Imran: 6).
Allah also says about something related to deeds of His creatures:
“… If Allah wills, then He is member of power to them for you, then they fight you must …” (Surat An-Nisa: 90).
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Posted by tabeksirah on January 4, 2010

Show romanization Last Day is the Day of Resurrection, where all people raised on that day brought to account for and returned. The day is the last day, because there are no more days afterwards. On this day the inhabitants of Paradise and Hell each stay in place. End of Faith in the day include three things:
1. Believe ba’ts (resurrection), which is to revive those who had died when the trumpet and the second time. At that time all the men got up to face the Lord of the universe with no bare feet, bare, and not circumcised.
Allah says:
“As we’ve started the first creation, so we’ll repeat it. That’s a promise we must keep. Surely we who shall do it. “(Surat al-Anbiya ‘: 104).
The resurrection is the truth there, reinforced by evidence of its existence the Book, Sunnah and scholarly consensus’ of Muslims.
Allah says:
“Then ye shall die. Then ye be raised (again) on the Day of Resurrection. “(Surat al Mu’minun: 15 – 16).
Prophet Muhammad said:
“On the Day of Resurrection, people will be collected throughout the state are not grounded leg and not circumcised. “(Narrated by Bukari & Muslim). Muslims agree on the day of resurrection, because it is in accordance with the wisdom of God to restore his creation be paid to all who have ordered him through the oral His Apostles.
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Posted by tabeksirah on January 4, 2010
“Apostle” means the person who was sent to deliver something. But that meant “messenger” here is a man who was given the revelation syara ‘to be delivered to his people. The first Apostle is Noah, and the last is Muhammad Nabiyullah.
He said: “Verily We have revealed to you as We revealed to Noah and the Prophets the next …” (Surat An-Nisa ‘: 163).
Narrated by Anas bin Malik in hadith of intercession, that the Prophet said,
“Then the people will come to the Prophet Adam to ask for intercession, but the Prophet Adam to apologize to them and said, ‘Go to Noah, the first messenger sent by God .. (Narrated by Bukhari).
Allah says about Prophet Muhammad:
“Muhammad is not the father of a man among you, but he is the Messenger of Allah and the Seal of the Prophets and Allah is Aware of all things.” (Surat al-Ahzab: 40).
God sent to every nation a prophet who brought a special Shari’ah for his people or with a previous shari’ah has updated. Allah says:
“And verily We have sent a messenger to every nation (to call),” Worship Allah (alone), and shun Evil … “(Surat An-Nahl: 36).
Allah says:
“We sent thee in truth as a bearer of glad tidings and a warner. And no one was there umatpun him but a warner. “(Surah Fatir: 24)
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