ISLAM, SIRAT UL MUSTAQEEM

 Islam is a religion that has been practiced for centuries, and with that comes a vast history of differing interpretations and beliefs. One such group that emerged in the early days of Islam were the Khwaarijies, who were known for their radical ideologies and extremist practices. Despite being a small and often misunderstood group, the Khwaarijies played a significant role in shaping the early Muslim community and continue to have an impact on Islamic discourse today.  In this blog post, we will delve into the history, beliefs, and practices of the Khwaarijies, exploring their contributions as well as the controversies that surround them. Whether you are a Muslim seeking to deepen your understanding of Islamic history or a curious reader interested in the complexities of religion, this post will provide a comprehensive introduction to the Khwaarijies. I. History of the Khwaarijies The Khwaarijies were a sect from the early days of Islam that emerged during the time of Hazrat...

  Battle of Siffin, events Battle of Siffin:  A Historical Account of the Infamous Battle. The Battle of Siffin, fought in 657 AD, was a significant event in Islamic history that marked a turning point in the political and religious landscape of the Muslim world. The battle was fought between the forces of Ali ibn Abi Talib, the fourth caliph of the Islamic empire, and Muawiyah I, the governor of Syria and a contender for the caliphate.  The battle lasted for months and resulted in the death of thousands of soldiers on both sides, leading to a stalemate and a negotiation to end the conflict.The events leading up to the Battle of Siffin were complex and intertwined with the political and religious differences that arose after the death of the Prophet Muhammad. Following the death of the third caliph, Uthman ibn Affan, Ali ibn Abi Talib was elected as the fourth caliph by a group of his supporters.  Conflict between hazrat Ali and Hazrat Moawiya However, Muawiyah I, wh...

  Role of Abdullah bin Sabba in the era of Hazrat Usman The Role of Abdullah bin Sabba in the Era of Hazrat Usman During the early days of Islam, the community faced numerous challenges and threats from both inside and outside. One of the most significant challenges was the emergence of sectarianism, which threatened the unity and stability of the Muslim community. Among the most prominent figures associated with this phenomenon was Abdullah bin Sabba, a Jewish convert to Islam who played a critical role in fomenting discord and rebellion against the fourth Caliph of Islam, Hazrat Usman.  This essay explores the role of Abdullah bin Sabba in the era of Hazrat Usman and its implications for the Muslim community. Abdullah bin Sabba was a highly vocal and influential figure who claimed to be a prophet and a messenger of Allah. He believed that Ali, the cousin and son-in-law of the Prophet Muhammad, was the rightful successor to the caliphate and that Hazrat Usman was an illegitim...

 This is article about the conquests of hazrat Usman. In this article you will read about compaign of leebiya, the dissmissal of hazrat Saad bin abi waqas and dissmissal of hazrat Umroo bin al aas. What were the conquests of Uthman? Introduction Hazrat Amr conquered Syria, Egypt and Iran in his Uhud and added them to his empire. And had made a constitution for the country's administration, that's why it was easy for Hazrat Uthman. He adopted the gentleness of Hazrat Abu Bakr. And the politics of Hazrat Umar. And did not make any kind of change in the country's system for a year. The main achievement of the Caliphate of Uthman The main achievement of the Ottoman Caliphate is to continue the series of Hazrat Umar. Conquest of Leebiya and Tunas In the year 657 AD, the Caliph Hazrat Usman led an army against the kingdoms of Leebiya and Tunas. This campaign was part of a larger effort to expand the Rashidun Caliphate and bring the surrounding areas under Muslim rule.  The campai...

  What is the character of Hazrat Umar? Biography of Hazrat Umar  The morals and manners of Hazrat Umar  Hazrat Umar, the second Caliph, was a model of exemplary qualities and Islamic morals. Your reign was the golden age of the Caliphate. From bringing Islam to death, you have rendered excellent services to Islam. He became a Muslim as a result of the Prophet's prayer. Character of Hazrat Umar Character of Hazrat Umar is infront of all muslims. Farooq Azam is not only the ruler of the history of Islam, but also the Muslim and linguistic ruler of the history of the world.  You used to fear Allah and love the Messenger of Allah. You have glory and humility, simplicity and dignity. In his morals, avoidance of worldly pleasures, protection of tongue, righteousness, truthfulness, and piety were the most prominent.  The person who lived in your company used to be influenced and molded more or less in the same mold.  Below we try to describe some aspects of Hazra...

  This is Article about the Military System in the reign of Hazrat Umar. Hazrat Umar gave ful attention to the Military system. In this article you will read about  the Military system in the reign of Hazrat Umar. What was the military system in the reign of Hazrat Umar? During the time of Hazrat Abu Bakr, there was no fixed department of the army. But when there were many conquests during the reign of Hazrat Amr, the need for a regular army was felt. With the advice of Waleed bin Hisham, the army was given the name of the regular department. The names of Quraish and Ansar were entered in the registers and salaries were fixed according to their rank. Those who participated in the Battle of Abdar had the highest salaries. After them, there were Muhajireen Abyssinia and Mujahideen. The minimum salary was set at 100 dirhams and the maximum at 5000 dirhams. Children of soldiers also received stipends. Slaves were paid equal to their masters (Kitab Al Kharaj, Page 24) Army division...

  This is Article about financial reforms of Hazrat Umar. Here you will read all financial reforms which made hazrat Umar. In the era of Hazrat Umar, he gave attention to the financial reforms. What were the financial reforms of Hazrat Umar? Hazrat Umar was the first caliph who made a good arrangement of wealth in the Islamic Empire and made financial reforms. You have established a department of fixed assets. Hazrat Umar had a central Bait-ul-Mal built in Medina and Bait-ul-Mal was built in every province. You built strong walls for Baitul Mal. Bait-ul-Mal was built during the reign of Hazrat Umar, but nothing was stored in it. You have to calculate the income and expenditure principle. Honest people were chosen to keep the accounts of Baitul Maal. The officer of Dar al-Khalfa or Bait al-Mal was Hazrat Abdullah bin Arqam. Abdullah bin Masud of Kufa and Khalid bin Haris of Isfahan were among others. The arrangement of Bait-ul-Mal was that the revenue of each province came to Bait-u...