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ماهي حالتك النفسية الأن ؟

محتارة ماذا سأفعل و كيف أتصرف نادمة لأني قبلت أن ترتبط حياتي بشخص الخطأ و حزينة لأني لا أعرف كيف أخرج من حياة شخص أحبني ب جنون لكني له لا أريد أن أكون بكل بساطة القلب وعى وين يرتاح :/

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ما اللغة الأجنبية التي تود دراستها؟

اللغة التركية و الروسية ^^
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كيف تودّ الاحتفال بعيد ميلادك المقبل؟

لا أظنها بالفكرة الجيدة أن أحتفل على نقص سنة من حياتي :/
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Les cinq piliers de l'Islam
Ces cinq principes composent le cadre de l'obéissance pour les musulmans:
1. Le témoignage de la foi (shahada): "la ilaha illa allah. Muhammad Rasul Allah. "Cela signifie," Il n'y a pas de divinité à part Allah. Muhammad est le messager d'Allah. "Une personne peut convertir à l'islam en déclarant ce credo. La shahada montre qu'un musulman croit en Allah seul comme divinité
2. La prière (salat): Cinq prières rituelles doit être effectuée chaque jour.
3. Donner (zakat): Cette aumône est un certain pourcentage donné une fois par an.
4. Le jeûne (sawm): les musulmans jeûnent pendant le Ramadan dans le neuvième mois du calendrier islamique. Ils ne doivent pas manger ou boire de l'aube jusqu'au coucher du soleil.
5. pèlerinage (hajj): Si physiquement et financièrement possible, un musulman doit faire le pèlerinage à la Mecque en Arabie Saoudite au moins une fois. Le hajj est effectuée dans le douzième mois du calendrier islamique.

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The Five Pillars of Islam

The Five Pillars of Islam
These five tenets compose the framework of obedience for Muslims:
1. The testimony of faith (shahada): “la ilaha illa allah. Muhammad rasul Allah.” This means, “There is no deity but Allah. Muhammad is the messenger of Allah.” A person can convert to Islam by stating this creed. The shahada shows that a Muslim believes in Allah alone as deity
2. Prayer (salat): Five ritual prayers must be performed every day.
3. Giving (zakat): This almsgiving is a certain percentage given once a year.
4. Fasting (sawm): Muslims fast during Ramadan in the ninth month of the Islamic calendar. They must not eat or drink from dawn until sunset.
5. Pilgrimage (hajj): If physically and financially possible, a Muslim must make the pilgrimage to Mecca in Saudi Arabia at least once. The hajj is performed in the twelfth month of the Islamic calendar.

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The Doctrine of Islam

The Doctrine of Islam
Muslims summarize their doctrine in six articles of faith:
1. Belief in one Allah: Muslims believe Allah is one, eternal, creator, and sovereign.
2. Belief in the angels
3. Belief in the prophets: The prophets include the biblical prophets but end with Muhammad as Allah’s final prophet.
4. Belief in the revelations of Allah: Muslims accept certain portions of the Bible, such as the Torah and the Gospels. They believe the Qur'an is the preexistent, perfect word of Allah.
5. Belief in the last day of judgment and the hereafter: Everyone will be resurrected for judgment into either paradise or hell.
6. Belief in predestination: Muslims believe Allah has decreed everything that will happen. Muslims testify to Allah’s sovereignty with their frequent phrase, inshallah, meaning, “if God wills.”

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about islam

The word Islam means voluntary “Submission” or “Surrender” to the Will of God. It derives from the root word “salam,” meaning peace.
In the Quran, God defines that the only purpose for which He created mankind is to Worship Him. Islam recognizes that humankind has free choice in whether to obey or disobey God, but ultimately we will be held accountable to God in the next life for the choices that we make in this life.
God sent Prophets to teach mankind how to worship Him; starting with Adam, including Noah, Abraham, Moses, Jesus and the last of the messengers, Muhammad (peace be upon them all). The Islamic position is that all of these prophets came with the same message, that there is no deity worthy of worship except the One True God, known in Arabic as Allah.
Islam recognizes the close relationship between the body and soul. Whereas the body originates from the earth and has a defined period of life on this earth, the soul originates from God and does not die. Islam encourages the individual to focus on keeping the soul healthy, through the remembrance, obedience and worship of God. There should be a correct balance in strengthening the soul and not over-indulging with the pleasures of the body.
Islam is a natural way of life that encourages one to give due attention to their relationship with God and His creation. Islam teaches that it is through the doing of good deeds and seeking the pleasure of God that souls find true happiness and peace. It is in this context that the word Islam derives from the root word “salam,” or peace.

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Islam is a religion of peace . and like all muslims I wish if we could believe in islam easily . God created us with brains to think and to use it . Islam came first and if you read quran you will understand lots of things there are many miracles in it !!!! look at the molecules of zamzam water look at the way they are arranged. in quran its written that the moon was separated in half and then returned back by the power of God astronauts found this line that shows separation . many miracles were written in quran. and read about prophet Muhammad I promise if you read about islam and Muhammad you would really understand that islam is a religion of peace and that all people should be Muslims . i maynt be old enough to be convincing or to give you the full details but its our job as muslims to represent islam in a nice and pleasant way just as it is ....... We were made for a reason . after reading about islam and Allah and prophet Muhammad, aren't the things you read convincing enough to make you a muslim ????? Good said that he would forgive you if you repent IF YOU REPENT !!!! God is sooo merciful . He forgives ..... He wants us to believe in him .... be strong and use your minds .... thank God for what you have

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