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Q2. Give examples of the types of food permitted by Allah

A. Halal
1. milk, honey, fish, vegetables, fruits, plants that are not toxic, dates, eggs, meat (chicken, beef, mutton, camel, duck ,deer, turkey, rooster, rabbit, -which are slaughtered in halal way)
Haram
1. pork, bacon, specific seafood, carnivores (lion, tiger etc) , other animals which eat other animals, alcohol, beer, soju, champagne, vine, whiskey, vodka, rum, meat which is slaughtered in haram way.

Hadith
“O ye who believe! Eat of the good things wherewith We have provided you, and render thanks to Allah if it is (indeed) He whom ye worship” (2:172).

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zakah

1.  Compulsory/wajib

2. One of the pillar of Islam

3. Has specific rates

4. Specific time/period

5. Given to specified recipients

sadaqah

1. Not compulsory but highly recommend

2. Not a pillar of Islam

3. No specific  amount

4. Not specific time

5. may be given to whomever the giver wishes

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Q. Why would giving  away money bless and purify it?
Ans.
Apart from purification, zakat also carries meanings of growth and enhancement. Paying your zakat means that what is left of your money will be more blessed and more productive for you. Zakat does not only purify the property of the one who gives it, it also purifies his heart from selfishness and greed

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ZAKAT UL FITR:
Zakat Ul Fitr is given at the end of Ramadan.
It has smaller levy than Zakat ul Mal.

ZAKAT:
Zakat is the third pillar of Islam.
We have to pay 2.5% of the annual income.

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Hadeeth on sadaqah
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It  was narrated from Abu Hurayrah (may Allaah be pleased with him) that the Messenger of Allaah (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “Allaah said: ‘Spend, O son of Adam, and I shall spend on you.’”

Narrated by al-Bukhaari, 5073; Muslim, 993.

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Q. Why is Zakat is compulsory only for rich people?
ans. Allah has blessed certain people with good wealth. As to pay zakat, a person must posses a certain minimum amount of extra (nisab), fully owned by them in excess of personal use. But, poor people's wealth is spent on their basic needs. Therefore, Zakat is compulsory only for rich people.

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- Explain Zakat in the light of Quran and Hadeeth.
- Analyze the rules and regulations of Zakat.

Posted by Nahla.

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Q. Why Zakat can be given in the month of Ramadan? Give reason.

- As Ramadan is the month of blessings and the rewards are multiplied for all the good deeds, most people take advantage of this month and give Zakat in Ramadan so that they may gain more rewards.

Answer by Fathima, Khadeeja, Amina and Nahla

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How did Allah describe about creation of earth in Surah  Nuh?

Ans-In ayaah number 17-20 Allah said that:
And Allah has brought  you forth from the earth.(17)
Then he will return you into it,and bring you forth(18)
Allah made earth wide expanse(19)
Broad roads and it’s valleys and reach your desired destination.
Allah described that He made Earth a big place to reach our desired desired destination

Fidha,Fathima,Manal,Aliya.

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Question: Differenciate between the light of the sun and the moon. How do we benefit from both types of light?

Answer: Sun emits it's own light whereas moon reflects sun light. Sun's light helps in boosting vitamin D supply, killing the bad bacteria and also help in lowering the blood pressure.

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Question :- Why Allah did not send Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) before all the other prophets?
Answer: Prophet Musa (ALS) had asked Allah to send a Prophet who would give the limelight and importance of Islam in coming generations.
Allah sent Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) with the motive of spreading Islam and summarizing the basic teachings of Islam to all of Mankind as Allah wanted humanity to live in peace as one whole nation.

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Question : Explain the rules and regulations of Qalqalah in Tajweed.
Answer:
Rules of Qalqalah
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1) Lesser vibration
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■ When the Qalqalah letters occurs in the middle of a word, or at the end of a word but is joined to the word after it in continuous recitation.
Eg: An-Nasr 110:2

2) Moderate vibration
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■When a stop is made on a Qalqalah letter which isn't doubled (ie; without shaddah)
Eg: Al-Ikhlas 112:2

3)Greater vibration
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■When a stop is made on a Qalqalah letter which doubles
Eg; Al-masad 111:1

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21st of May, 2017
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Read the chapter 'Surat Nuh' (for the assessment next week).