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                Muhammad al-Amin ash-ShanqitiThe Help of Allah And His VictoryAllah – the Mighty and Majestic – explains in the noble Quran that He has promised to help and give victory to those who help Him. articles30/08/2022657
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                whyIslamWhat do Muslims Believe?A Muslim believes in one God, Supreme and Eternal, Infinite and Mighty, Merciful and Compassionate, Creator and Provider. articles30/08/2022578
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                MuslimInkWhat Does Allah Want From Us First?The first thing to do is have a proper attitude. In Islam, "deeds" mean actions and spoken words, and that includes attitudes. Passing thoughts are not accountable. articles30/08/2022589
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                islamicpamphlets.comThe Mercy of Allah (God)Muslims are encouraged to have hope of reward for good deeds, while being concerned about sins they may perform. When they commit sins, they repent sincerely, and are hopeful of being forgiven. articles30/08/2022523
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                newmuslimsWhere Is Allah?The answer to the question of Allah`s presence, supported by evidence that He is indeed above the heavens and above His creation. articles30/08/2022666
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                GuideToIslamCan We See Allah?This lesson addresses the question of whether Allah can be seen from an Islamic perspective as compared to the Judeo-Christian teachings. articles30/08/2022622
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                islam guideBelief in GodMuslims believe in one, unique, incomparable God, Who has no son nor partner, and that none has the right to be worshipped but Him alone. articles30/08/2022582
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                Hamza Andreas TzortzisDoes God need our worship?The best way to answer these questions is to first understand who God is in the context of worship. God by definition is the One who is entitled to our worship; it is a necessary fact of His own existence. The Qur’an repeatedly highlights this fact about God. articles30/08/2022502
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                Hamza Andreas TzortzisThe Qur’an’s Argument for God’s ExistenceThe Qur’an provides an intuitive and powerful argument for God’s existence. It mentions four possibilities to explain how something was created or came into being or existence. articles30/08/2022665
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                Hamza Andreas TzortzisGod & Objective MoralityIn Islam, God is believed to be a Being of maximal perfection. He is maximally knowledgeable, powerful and good. Perfect goodness is God’s essential nature, one of His names is Al-Barr, i.e the source of all goodness. He is good, and He defines what good is. articles30/08/2022575










