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Jutba of Jumua: Do not die unless you are Muslims (130) And who, but the self-degrading one, can reject the religion of Ibrahim? We chose him in this life, and in the Last, he will be among the righteous. (131) When his Lord said to him, “Submit! He said, “I submit to the Lord of the worlds.” (132) And this …

The difference between Zakat and Sadaqa lies in the nature of these actions. While Zakat is a tax obligation for every eligible Muslim, Sadaqa is a voluntary gift that any Muslim can give in any situation and can range from a smile or a good word, as the Hadith tells us, to any other kind of help, financial or otherwise. …

Tafsir class (commentary and explanation of the Qur’an), given by Imam Hajj Abdel Ghani Melara, in which he explains the tafsir, based on several of the recognized commentators. (15) Estarán sobre divanes tejidos de oro, (16) recostados unos frente a otros. (17) En torno a ellos irán pasando muchachos eternamente jóvenes (18) con copas, vasijas y vasos de un vino …

Jutba of Jumua: On Zakat 103: Take from their wealth sadaqa, with it you will cleanse them and purify them. And ask for them, for indeed your prayers are for them a guarantee. And Allah is the Hearer and the Knower. 104: Know they not that Allah accepts the return in repentance of His servants and takes account of the …

Zakat Seville is an initiative of the Seville Mosque Foundation so that, in a transparent and responsible way, a platform is established to facilitate that those who have to receive Zakat know where and how they can do it and those who have to pay it know how and how much. Zakat is the third pillar of Islam and an …

Jutba del Jumua: The life of this world as the water that we bring down from the sky (24) La vida del mundo se parece al agua que hacemos caer del cielo y se mezcla con las plantas de la tierra de las que comen hombres y ganado. Y cuando la tierra ha florecido, se ha embellecido y sus habitantes …

Modern philosophy, in general, has abandoned the goals of earlier metaphysics for several reasons. At the heart of the matter is the age-old debate over universal principles, a conflict between the essentialist approach of the “realists” or the “moderate realists,” committed to what became known as the old way (the “old way”), and the nominalist approach committed to the modern …