YEETH LAARIM

Ihanath,Qianat, betrayal. This is one of the biggest challenges facing the Islamic world at any time. The harassment of the hypocrites was severe during the time of the Prophet. Pretend to be a Muslim and live like a true believer to the satisfaction of the Prophet and his followers. These believers were then subjected to various persecutions, such as stabbing them in the back, retreating from the battlefield, and handing over their plans and decisions to the enemy.  Hudayfat ibn Yaman (ra) was one of the closest of prophet Muhammad's Companions. When he saw someone, he could tell without being mistaken whether he was a believer or a hypocrite. He was able to do this through a technique taught only by the Prophet.  Hudayfah, his father and brother converted to Islam in Uhd. But his father, Yaman, was killed by Muslims at that war without knowing that he had converted to Islam.  Omar (ra) once asked him to tell him the names of the hypocrites, but he refused. Then Umar(ra) asked :&

Bala hathoon draw a portrait of a couples resembling Karem and Asli on a plate on the basis of her love towards Osman.        Kareem-Asli's is a disappointing love story set in the Turkish province of Astrakhan in the 16th century. Kareem's father was a dictatorial Muslim king in Isfahan. Asli's father is a leading priest in the Christian community.  The priest refused to marry his daughter for a muslim, violating the boundaries of his religion. Moreover, the priest fled from Isfahan in fear of the king cause of the political riots.  Kareem, who had lost his girlfriend, went in search of her with his friend Sofu. It has been a long time since Kareem wandered the streets singing and writing poems in memory of his beloved. Years later Kerem found his Asli. Kerem, who had won the favor of the king of Aleppo, was forced by the king to marry her daughter. But on her wedding night, her father put on a cloak on her wedding dress that Kareem could never take off cloak and so he ca

Conquest of Spain: Did Tariq bin Siyad actually burn the ship? Read the full The thrilling histories of the Spanish conquests still haunt us today. One such case is that of Tariq ibn Siyad, whom we have heard of. We have heard that the reason for this is to increase the courage and ambition of his soldiers.The belief that if they realize that it is impossible to go back, they will risk their lives to fight relentlessly. You have no retreat from war, and if not one or the other victory, not a single life will be left among us. In front of you is the enemy army and behind you is the raging sea. But later disagreements arose over the burning of the ship. Did he actually burn the ship ...? What power does it have to burn a ship ....?Thus there was a lot of controversy over that incident. Historians confirm that Twariq ibn Siyad did not burn the ship. Laying due 1-more ships belong to Julian who allied with them. It is not allowed to burn.2- The Muslim army did not need to burn ships to sho