Explanation

The Islamic law of inheritance is found in the Qur'an and in the traditions of the Prophet (PBUH).

law of inheritance from the Quran, it's found in surah Al-Nisa chapter 4, verses # 11, 12, and 146.

verse 11 was revealed after battle of Uhud in 3 A.H

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There are the Three Ashras of Ramadan

"First Ashra of Ramadan is "Days of mercy" (Rehmat),

2nd is "days of forgiveness" (Maghfirayat),

3rd is "days of refuge from hell fire"(Jahanum ke aag sa nijahat) "

Explanation

Masjid al-Ḍirār  was a mosque built by hypocrites in Medina 

It was later destroyed by the order of Prophet Muhammad (SAAW).

This mosque was built by hypocrites in order to cause disunity among the believers, promote hypocrisy and it was a base for disbelievers as well. 

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Born Hazrat Ume Kalsoom RA bint Muhammad 603 CE Mecca, Hejaz, Arabia

Died: November, 630 CE.

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Muslim thinkers categorize the economy as "Islamic economy," which is based on Islamic principles and laws.

This framework emphasizes ethical and moral considerations in economic activities, including the prohibition of interest (riba) and promoting social justice.

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Muzdalifah is an area between Arafat and Mina.

Maghrib-Isha prayers are offered together at Muzdalifa on 9th  Zill Hajj

It was the place where Prophet Adam (AS) the Maghrib and Isha prayed together.

It is also called Al-Ibtah, meaning flat area.

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Additional information

between 49 and 70 pebbles are collected from the ground at Muzdalifah

and thrown at the three pillars at Mina, which represents the devil.

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Surah Al Baqrah is the longest Surah of Holy Quran.

Ayat E Mudayana of Al-Baqara is the longest verse at the longest chapter in Quran.

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Najashi is also known as Ashama ibn Abjar.

He was the King of Abyssinia (modern-day Ethiopia) who became a Muslim at the hands of Hazrat Jafar ibn Abi Talib, a cousin of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW).

Hazrat Jafar ibn Abi Talib recited the Quran to Najashi, who was impressed by its beauty and truth, and subsequently accepted Islam.

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Israel is a name that originates from the Hebrew language.

It means "he who struggles with God" or "man of God".

This name was given to Jacob, the son of Isaac, after he wrestled with an angel and won (Genesis 32:28).

From then on, Jacob was known as Israel, and his descendants were called the Children of Israel.