Quran, Hadith and Scholars
This section of WikiIslam lists quotations about Islam from the Qur'an, Hadith and Islamic Scholars. Pages can be viewed via the A to Z or the table to the right.
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In most of the quoted hadith, Muhammad is referred to as Allah's apostle or the messenger of Allah.
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| "Everything created in pairs" "Glory to Allah, Who created in pairs all things that the earth produces, as well as their own (human) kind and (other) things of which they have no knowledge." - Quran 36:36 (read more) |
Aisha
Alcohol
Animals
Apostates
Banu Qurayza
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| "The prophet discourages manumission of a slave" "Narrated Kurib: the freed slave of Ibn 'Abbas, that Maimuna bint Al-Harith told him that she manumitted a slave-girl without taking the permission of the Prophet. On the day when it was her turn to be with the Prophet, she said, "Do you know, O Allah's Apostle, that I have manumitted my slave-girl?" He said, "Have you really?" She replied in the affirmative. He said, "You would have got more reward if you had given her (i.e. the slave-girl) to one of your maternal uncles." - Sahih Bukhari 3:47:765 (read more) |
Beauty and Makeup
Corruption of Scriptures
Bible
Qur'an
Cosmology
Creation
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"Allah prohibited His believing servants from becoming supporters of the disbelievers, or to take them as comrades with whom they develop friendships, rather than the believers...Allah said next, (unless you indeed fear a danger from them) meaning, except those believers who in some areas or times fear for their safety from the disbelievers. In this case, such believers are allowed to show friendship to the disbelievers outwardly, but never inwardly." - Ibn Kathir |