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The fifth and last pillar of Islam is Hajj. The visit to the sacred house of Allah, in Makkah, at least once in a lifetime, provided that one is in a position to do so, both physically and economically. This visit is carried out precisely and according to ancient rites, originating from the prophets Ibrahim and Ismail, restored and purified …

The third pillar of Islam is the Zakat, If the shahada is an act of the tongue, which confirms the belief of the heart and salat is a worship with the members of the whole body, zakat is a form of worship of Allah with one’s own wealth. Zakat means purification: the purification of wealth, which consists of the payment of 2.5 …

El cuarto pilar es el ayuno en el mes de Ramadán. El ayuno consiste en la abstinencia de comer, beber y mantener relaciones sexuales desde el despuntar del alba hasta la puesta del sol, durante todos los días del mes de Ramadán. Comienza el mes de ayuno con el avistamiento de la luna nueva de la noche previa al comienzo …

El segundo pilar del Islam es el Salat (la oración), y es obligación para todo musulmán el rezar cinco veces al día en sus tiempos prescritos. El Salat, es la piedra angular del Din. Es el acto de sometimiento a Allah, de conversación intima y expresión de gratitud y de humildad. Es una pauta diaria que incluye movimientos corporales, palabras, así como un estado de …

The first pillar of Islam is to pronounce the Shahada: Ashadu an la ilaha ila Allah, wa ashadu anna Muhamad rasulullah I testify that there is no God but Allah, and I testify that Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah. The belief and testimony that there is no God but Allah and that Muhammad is His messenger. The definition of …

Servants of Allah: Verily, Allah, subhanahu wa ta’ala, has commanded the sincere believers to unite in communality, to remain united, and warns them about separation, strife and strife; he says: “Hold fast together to the rope of Allah and do not be separated” (Family of Imran, 103). Verily, Allah, subhanahu wa ta’ala, has commanded sincere believers to unite in community, …

It is becoming increasingly difficult to distinguish between Islam and Islam, even for Muslims themselves. How can we do this if we are bombarded by the media incessantly, taking the two terms as synonyms? Moreover, Islamism has hijacked Islam so that practically non-Islamist Muslims have been excommunicated and taken to the dark room of the ignorant and heretics awaiting execution …