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Shab e Barat is one of the most celebrated events of the Islamic calendar. It is the night of 15th of Shaban when Muslims indulge in prayers and praising of Allah Almighty. There is a controversy among Muslims on whether to celebrate 15th of Shaban or not. One school of thought says …

Among the various Muslim rituals and celebrations, one of the most prominent is the celebration of Shab e Barat in the month of Shabaan. Muslims all across the globe celebrate Shab e Barat with religious zest and make special preparations for this night in the form of standing up in prayers …

Islam has a culture of its own, where there are rituals, traditions, celebrations, events and so on. This is the reason why Muslims all across the globes find it easy to assimilate with each other as they all share the core cultural values that are brought to them by Islam. …

The Conquest of Makkah (8th year of the Migration, the month of Ramadan, Friday / AD 630 January)   Makkah: The city in which the Kaaba, the first symbol of the oneness on the earth, is located… “The first House (of worship) appointed for men was that at Bakka.”[1] Its holiness and …

The Battle of Khandaq (5th year of the Migration 29 Shawwal / January 627)   The Battle of Khandaq, which took place two years after the Battle of Uhud, is one of the important battles that had an important role in eliminating the barriers blocking the development of Islam. Ahazab is …

THE BATTLE OF UHUD (3rd Year of the Migration, 7 Shawwal / AD 625) The Qurayshi polytheists did not want to forget about the agony of the defeat in Badr, in fact, they could not forget it. They lost most of the notables of the Quraysh there. Their honor was …

The Battle of Badr (2nd Year of Hijrah, Ramadan  /  13 March 624, Friday)   The Trade Caravan of Quraysh In the 2nd year of Hijrah, the Qurayshi polytheists prepared a trade caravan. Almost everybody, men, and women, in Makkah, had shares in this caravan, which was going to be …