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Bercerita tentang pemuda yang bernama Muhammad Khaffi Adhjazair yang jatuh cinta pada Syahra Afifah Maria, keduanya bertemu saat Khaffi tak sengaja menabrak Syahra saat ia berlari menuju kampus, saat itu pertemuan keduanya mulai sering terjadi tanpa disengaja. Hari dimana Syahra dirawat dirumah sakit saat tertabrak oleh Khaffi sebenernya adalah hari dimana dia jatuh hati pada Syahra untuk kedua kalinya, Khaffi melihat Syahra sangat berbeda dari gadis lain yang pernah ia temui sebelumnya, dan mencoba mendekati Syahra dengan cara yang sangat sulit, dimana Khaffi diminta menghafalkan Surah Ar-Rahman. Sedangkan, Iqra saja dia belum sepenuhnya fasih. Terlebih Khaffi adalah seorang pria yang terkenal dengan tingkah "Bad boy" nya. Namun, apakah Syahra mampu mengubah Khaffi menjadi seseorang yang lebih baik? Dapatkah keduanya bersama mengingat latar belakang keduanya berbeda? Ikutin terus kisahnya! Jangan lupa Vote, Review, dan Komen! Thankyou!

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Dara was forced to marry her childhood friend juwon,that has been abroad for the past 25 years.juwon has an emotional traumatic experience and this turned him into a beast beat up his wife at her slightest mistake.

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"Ib jom kahwin dengan I, my parent dah bertanya bila kita nak menikah?, usia I pon sudah semakin meningkat", ajak Ros kepada Shuib jejaka yang pada pandangannya sangat sempurna sebagai bakal iman dia dan bakal anak-anak mereka. Cinta pandang pertama untuk dia dan impian dia untuk membina bahtera indah bersama. "Sayang, I baru mula kerja masih tidak berkemampuan, maybe hujung tahun ini I boleh masuk meminang ", spontan jawaban dari Shuib atas ajakan itu, benar memang mereka agak lama berkawan ya la dari zaman belajar di UiTM tapi baru saja menerima lamaran kerja dan belum lagi menjadi pekerja tetap . Siapa tak nak kahwin oii bila dah cukup masa, kalau boleh hari ini juga nak menikah namun kekangan kewangan ada di situ. Roslina gadis manis,ayu dan menawan agak tinggi , sejuk hati mata memandang, berkulit agak cerah , bermuka bulat , bertahi lalat di pipi kiri, sentiasa tersenyum dan sangat-sangat lembut dalam berbicara, peribadinya sangat-sangat indah. Sesuai dengan Shuib yang boleh di katakan tampan tapi agak berisi,kulit putih mulus, berjanggut sedikit membawa imej muslim sejati dalam diri dan lontaran bicara dan mengalukan surah-surah Al-Quran sangat indah. Pasangan yang sejoli saling melengkapi antara satu sama lain. Namun di mana lautan sentiasa tenang. Hidup adalah perjalanan di mana kita akan di uji di situ kekuatan akan menyediakan kita untuk tujuan akhir.

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Life Difference between Rich and pover

Faith There are two main branches of Islam - Sunni and Shi’a. Sunni is the largest branch of Islam. Shi’a is the second largest branch. Sunni and Shi’a Muslims agree on the basic principles of Islam, such as believing in one God and the importance of the prophets. They also share the same holy book - the Qur'an. The reason there has been a split into different branches is due to differences in belief about who was the rightful successor to the Prophet Muhammad as leader of the Muslim community after his death. Shi’a Islam Shi’a is the second largest branch of Islam and is divided into three further branches, including Twelver Shi’a - the largest group. Many Shi’a Muslims believe that Muhammad chose Ali as his successor and they do not accept the authority of the first three Sunni caliphs. In Shi'a Islam an imam is not simply a person in charge of a mosque and its congregation, but someone who has the authority to decide the meaning of the Qur’an and which laws Shi’a Muslims should follow. Key Beliefs in Islam. Sunni and Shi'a Muslims both believe in the oneness of Allah and follow the teachings of the Qur’an and Sunnah. Sunni and Shi’a Muslims also agree on the importance of the prophets. Each branch of Islam has some central beliefs. Sunni Muslims follow the six articles of faith and Shi’a Muslims follow the five roots of Usul ad-Din. The six articles of faith - Sunni Islam Tawhid is having absolute faith in the oneness of God. Allah is simply the Arabic word for God and is not the name of any other being. Nothing can be likened to him and it is important to note that Allah has no plural in Arabic. Angels (malaikah) are important because God’s greatness means that he cannot communicate directly with humans. He therefore passed messages (Risalah) to his prophets via the angels, who were his first creation. The holy books should be respected, especially the Qur’an, which is a direct revelation from God – it is God’s word. The prophets (nubuwwah) should be respected, especially Muhammad, known as the Seal of the Prophets (the last prophet). It is important to note that Muslims accept Isa (known by the name Jesus in Christianity) as a prophet. There are 25 prophets named in the Qur’an. Sunni Muslims believe in the Day of Judgement and the afterlife (Akhirah). All Muslims will be judged by God and sent to either Paradise or Hell. Al-Qadr means that everything in the universe is following a divine masterplan. This shows the importance of God’s will, as Allah knows or decides everything that will happen. In all things the master-planning is God’s (Qur’an 13:42). What is the importance of the six articles of faith? Knowing that there is only one God, Sunni Muslims believe that people should live following his rules. The holy books help with this as they give guidance on how Muslims can live their lives on the right path. The prophets are sent by God to teach humans how to live as Allah wished and to teach how to obey his laws. A lot of Sunni Muslims believe that the angels record the deeds of humans on Earth, which encourages Muslims to do good if they want to have a place in Paradise. The belief in the Day of Judgement means believing that this life is a test and Allah determines everything, even human free will. However, humans are still responsible and held accountable for their actions. The five roots of Usul ad-Din - Shi’a Islam The theology of the twelve imams of Shi’a Islam contains the five key principles known as Usul ad-Din: Shi’a Muslims believe that the prophets provide guidance on the past and the Qur’an. They agree that if there is only one God then Muslims should follow his rules. Shi’a Muslims believe that Allah is always right and just and sometimes may act in ways that are beyond our understanding. Muslims believe they face judgement in the afterlife. Therefore, they need to follow the right path in their lives in order to pass any test that God sets for them.

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history of hazrat Adam

The first Prophet on this Earth was Adam. He was given an epithet of Abul-Bashar (Father of Humanity) and “Khalifatullah Fil-Arz” (Aide of God on Earth). Hazrat Adam is considered as the first man and prophet who stepped on the earth. Muslims believed him and his wife Hawa as the father and mother of whole mankind. Hazrat Adam was also the first on the earth who learns to write, sow and cook food. In Quran it is stated that God has already planned about placing human generation on earth and the first person and god’s prophet will he Hazrat Adam (A.S). “Verily, I am going to place mankind generations after generations on earth.’ They (the angels) said: ‘Will You place therein those who will make mischief therein and shed blood, while we (the angels) glorify You with praises and thanks and sanctify You?’ God said: ‘I know that which you do not know.” In Quran, his story in seven “Surahs”. He was sent on earth when he broke the laws of Allah in heaven. He died in the age of 930 years.

Hazrat Umar Farooq (RA)

IN THE NAME OF ALLAH (SWT),THE MOST COMPASSIONATE AND THE MOST MERCIFUL. Hazrat Umar Farooq (RA) is the second caliph of Islam. He is the most prominent companion of Hazrat Mohammad (SAW). He led a very simple life. He ate a very simple food. (1) When Hazrat Umar RA was born. Hazrat Umar (RA) was born in around 580 A.D, Hazrat Umar (RA) belonged to Adi tribe of Quraish in Makkah. He was approximately 10 years younger than the Holy Prophet Hazrat Mohammad (SAW) and both also shared the same ancestors. Because Hazrat Umar (RA) also belonged to Adi tribe of Quraysh in Makkah (2) His Youth time Hazrat Umar Farooq (RA) was a well-known famous wrestler, debater, and a spirited person in his youth time. (3) Migration from Makkah to Medina In 622 A.D, The Lord Of The World Ordered the Muslims to migrate from Makkah immediately so that the Muslims could be saved from torture of the Makkah disbelievers. It was a time of great fear because Muslims thought that they would be oppressed if non-Muslims had come to know about their migration. Learn more about the Five pillars of Islam Everyone was on the go in migrating towards Medina quietly apart from the brave Omar (RA), who after performing Namaz in Kaaba, openly declared his endeavor in front of all and invited to stop him if they could dare to do so. Then the great Prophet Hazrat Mohammad (SAW) said regarding the incomparable confidence of Hazrat Umar (RA) in the given under mentioned words: ” I see that devil either from humans or jinn, runs away from Umar”.(Tirimzi). (4) Umar Ibn Al Khatab Early Life of Hazrat Umar Hazrat Umar (RA) was a non-Muslim initially but converted to Islam later. His father name was Khattab.The title of “Al-Farooq” was given to Him for the cost of distinguishes the right from the wrong. When He converted to Islam, Islam became strengthened a lot.Learn more about Early Life Of Hazrat Umar RA. Life of Hazrat Ali RA (5) Acceptance of Islam Although Umar (R.A) had flawless intellectual and physical talents, unfortunately, he had not accepted the Messenger of Allah SWT and Holy Prophet Muhammad (SAWW). He was one of the fanatic enemies of Prophet Muhammad (SAWW). He opposed Islam and threatened to kill the Hazrat Muhammad (SAWW). When he was on his way to execute his plan to kill Holy Prophet (SAWW), he came to know about his sister and brother in law of embracing Islam. He went to his sister, Fatima`s house where her sister and his brother in law were being taught Quran by Khabab (R.A). He inquired about their acceptance of Islam and start quarreling with them. He slapped his sister in a way that she bled richly, after seeing his sister bleeding he calmed down out of the guilt and asked her sister to show me the pages where Quran is written. He recited the Quran after taking bath; it was the beginning of Surah Ta Ha. Finally, he came to the verse