Posted in Books, History, Ottomans, Religion, World, tagged Christians, Islam, Istanbul, Muslims, Turkey, Turks on February 13, 2008 | No Comments »
The Ottoman’s have long been the point of attack and criticism by various rivals and opposing states. These criticisms were often based on a religious platform subject to positions undermining the religious harmony that was established during Ottoman rule. However, despite these views it should be known that the character of the Ottoman Government is [...]
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According to the Radd al-Mukhtar, a compilation of fatawa by Imam al-Azam, Abu Hanifa (ra), it is obligatory on Muslims to acquire some knowledge of tasawwuf, saying:
“It is fard-i ‘ain for every Muslim, man or woman, to learn kalam, fiqh and tasawwuf as much as necessary out of these eight branches, and it is a [...]
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Posted in Books, Family, History, News, Ottomans, Religion, Technology, Thoughts, tagged Children, New Jersey, Ottomans, Rape, Sex Crimes, Women on December 29, 2007 | 11 Comments »
In this age, an age where technological advances have given rise to the digital device as an “indispensable” part of our daily lives, we find that coupled with these works of wonder are new ways to abuse other human beings. One such form of abuse is criminal sex offense, where the internet is used as [...]
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