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It covers day to day World Affairs, Politics & News. This section is more for the technologically minded. Science section features not just Science but also Nature and Technology. Due to overwhelming content, each of these hubs can be considered a home page of its own.įaith is where the tenets, pillars and spiruality related content is found. It makes us a community.Įverything under IslamiCity is categorized under the major hubs you see in this panel. We'd love it if your icon is always green. If you see a green icon like this ( ), it means you're already logged in!īut if you see, a red iconlike this ( ), it means you are NOT logged in. If you need a Login or Registeration, this is your starting point. Here, you will also find the links to the most visited sections of IslamiCity, such as Prayer times, Hijri Converter, Phonetic Search, Quran Section, IslamiCity Bazar and more. Here, you will find quick shortcuts to major topics & hubs under IslamiCity. Topics menu will always be here, always within reach. We prepared this quick tour to help you get familiar with the new design so you find your way around the new site much quicker. He favored Muslims by bringing familiarity among their hearts and making them loving brothers and sisters. Hence, they know their position among other nations and feel Allah's blessing, as He granted them this straight and sound religion. Accordingly, they experience the sacredness of the place, time, and situation. Allah made their Hajj in the purest point, in the most sacred place, and in the best days, namely, the first ten days of the month of Dhul Hijjah. They feel and see unity and brotherhood before their very eyes. Thus, they perform it in gatherings and not in scattered groups. In the face of the world's grudges, hatred, and disputation-feelings all too characteristics of the modern life-pilgrims experience a feeling of love and harmony.Īllah has imposed pilgrimage upon Muslims in a specific time each year, in one place, and in the same manner.

In a world where discrepancy is the prevailing system, they (pilgrims) enjoy an atmosphere of equality.

In a world engulfed in dispute and division, it is a great blessing for a person to have the ability to enjoy this atmosphere of complete peace. A pure and solemn atmosphere of brotherhood, serenity, affection, and love prevails. ĭifferences in social class, wealth, race, and color vanish within these feelings and rites. 'The believers are but a single brotherhood.'. They direct themselves towards Allah, humble and submissive. All of them are the same, like the teeth of the hair comb. What unity is deeper than that one of the pilgrims when they stand at the mountain of 'Arafat with bare heads and simple white clothes? There is no difference between the rich and the poor, the ruler and the subject, men and women, Arabs and non-Arabs. They meet for the same purpose and intention. They perform the rites and stand in the open areas of Makkah, where bodies become close to each other, faces meet, hands shake, greetings exchange, tongues communicate, and hearts reconcile. They announce to the whole world that they are one nation although they come form different countries and homes. They proclaim the oneness of the Lord of the worlds, submit themselves to His law, and show their unity under His banner. They make one stand in the same monument. They gather in one place, at the same time, wearing the same garment and performing the same rites. They represent the Muslim ummah with all its different races, countries, colors, and languages. Unity is vividly observed in the great pillar of Hajj, which is repeated every year and for which millions of Muslims gather from all over the world.

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