Name of Allah everywhere, Miracle of Islam

Name of Allah everywhere

Saturday, July 7, 2007

There are so many evidences now founded everywhere in this world of Allah's name. And it's a truth and prove what Allah The Most Gracious The Most Merciful said in The Quraan, "We will soon show them Our signs in the Universe and in their own souls, until it will become quite clear to them that it is the truth. Is it not sufficient as regards your Lord that He is a witness over all things?" [Al Quran, Surah Al Fusshilat : 53]

I captured the above photo at Kampung Batu Rakit, Kuala Terengganu, Terengganu, Malaysia. The cloud forms the name of Allah at the left side, not clear enough because of the wind blows and late capture.

The above photo was taken at Darul Iman University, Gong Badak, Kuala Terengganu, Terengganu, Malaysia.


The above photo was taken at Darul Iman University, Gong Badak, Kuala Terengganu, Terengganu, Malaysia.

The above photo is taken by my Flickr friend Lily Lyn

Melon

Ant house

Name Of Allah In Arabic Language Found In A Cantaloupe Fruit By Chance

Brinjal

Cactus tree

Apple

Egg

Trees

Allah's name written by the Bees

Image from outer space (taken by NASA) , Allah's name as a wave in a sea

Allah's Name in bean

This picture of cloud taken in Mecca

Name of Allah in Tsunami wave

Tomato

Photograph courtesy NASA, ESA, and the Hubble Heritage Team (AURA/STScI)

Nebula Star

"When the sky is rent asunder, and it becomes red like ointment." [Al Quraan : Surah Ar Rahmaan - Verse 37]

This aurora in Alaska shows Allah's (swt) beautiful name.



A tree like someone Ruku' in solah (prayer)

Stone like someone prostrate (in prayer)



Directing forefinger at the end of muslim prayer

These all just what was recorded by cameras and going publicity, but there are lots more that was not recorded and still mystery out there. And Allah is The Al Knowing .......

Photos from various sources

2009/8/6 sultan shahin <sultan.shahin@gmail.com>

Miracles Of Allah
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Introduction: Islam - A Challenge to Religion by Allama Ghulam Ahmad Parwez

The first few chapters of this work comprise a historical discussion of the concepts of God and religion. It should not be taken for a, discussion of deen; nor is it an attempt to compare Islam with other religions and establish its superiority over them. From the observations made earlier in this Introduction, it should be clear that a comparison between Islam and the existing religions is out of question. Islam is a deen, or a way of life, which can be compared only with another way of life, and not with any religion, for religion as such, has nothing at all to do with the problems of human life on earth. This explains why the Qur'an does not present Islam as a rival to any religions. On the other hand, it asserts that this deen (system of life) shall ultimately prevail over all the man-made systems (9: 33). I would, therefore, entreat you, kind reader, not to treat this work as a book of religion; it should be studied only from one point of view and that is: whether or not the way of life that it expounds offers a solution to the grave difficulties and problems with which mankind is faced at present. Today, all thoughtful men are disgusted both with materialism as well as religion (madhhab), for neither of these offers a way out of humanity's present predicaments. The only solution is through the deen that is expounded in the following pages. -- Allama Ghulam Ahmad Parwez
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The future belongs to Islam

Write-ups like these feed Western Islamophobia Sept. 11, 2001, was not "the day everything changed," but the day that revealed how much had already changed. On Sept. 10, how many journalists had the Council of American-Islamic Relations or the Canadian Islamic Congress or the Muslim Council of Britain in their Rolodexes? If you'd said that whether something does or does not cause offence to Muslims would be the early 21st century's principal political dynamic in Denmark, Sweden, the Netherlands, Belgium, France and the United Kingdom, most folks would have thought you were crazy. Yet on that Tuesday morning the top of the iceberg bobbed up and toppled the Twin Towers. ... The Muslim world has youth, numbers and global ambitions. The West is growing old and enfeebled, and lacks the will to rebuff those who would supplant it. It's the end of the world as we've known it. -- MARK STEYN (An excerpt from 'America Alone')
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Introduction: Islam - A Challenge to Religion by Allama Ghulam Ahmad Parwez

The first few chapters of this work comprise a historical discussion of the concepts of God and religion. It should not be taken for a, discussion of deen; nor is it an attempt to compare Islam with other religions and establish its superiority over them. From the observations made earlier in this Introduction, it should be clear that a comparison between Islam and the existing religions is out of question. Islam is a deen, or a way of life, which can be compared only with another way of life, and not with any religion, for religion as such, has nothing at all to do with the problems of human life on earth. This explains why the Qur'an does not present Islam as a rival to any religions. On the other hand, it asserts that this deen (system of life) shall ultimately prevail over all the man-made systems (9: 33). I would, therefore, entreat you, kind reader, not to treat this work as a book of religion; it should be studied only from one point of view and that is: whether or not the way of life that it expounds offers a solution to the grave difficulties and problems with which mankind is faced at present. Today, all thoughtful men are disgusted both with materialism as well as religion (madhhab), for neither of these offers a way out of humanity's present predicaments. The only solution is through the deen that is expounded in the following pages. -- Allama Ghulam Ahmad Parwez
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Is Pakistan A Failed State? Asks Ijaz-ul-Haq

Washington-based Fund for Peace, an Independent Research Organization has conducted a worldwide survey to index the failing states wherein Pakistan has been placed at 10th position in the International Community. Our country has been categorized as insecure, unstable and breeding ground for terrorism and spreading extremism that will affect everyone. ... The question that causes a stir is: are we a failed state in the real sense of the word? Good enough, the surveys / findings may prove us so, but is the ground situation really bad enough for us to be bracketed with tiny African states like Chad and Guinea? -- Ijaz-ul-Haq, former Minister for Religious Affairs of Pakistan.
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Killing of Non-Combatant Civilians Is Against Islamic Jihad

Once, in a battlefield, the Prophet came across the corpse of a woman. Driven to anger, the Prophet exclaimed, 'What sort of war was she fighting that she was killed?' Then, he sent a message to the man who was leading the Muslim forces, Hazrat Khalid, instructing him to ensure that henceforth no woman, labourer or slave must be slain in the course of the war (Sunan Abu Daud 2669, Masnad Ahmad 17158, Sahih Bukhari 3015). The Prophet repeatedly forbade the killing of women and children during war, as is mentioned in the books of Hadith. According to one hadith report, the Prophet declared:   'Do not slay any old, infirm person, nor any child or woman. Do not cheat in matters of war booty. Be kind and charitable. God loves those who are charitable.' -- Maulvi Yahya Nomani (Translated from Urdu by Yoginder Sikand)
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All roads lead to Bihar’s town with a view, Patna, July 15, 2009

Taregana is buzzing with activity.

The National Aeronautics & Space Administration (NASA), the US space research and exploration agency, has declared after 20 years of research that this nondescript town, 25 km south of Patna, is the best location on earth from which to watch the largest solar eclipse of the century on July 22.

NASA has also listed it among the best places from which to observe the stars.

Aryabhatta (476-550 AD) had figured this out a long time ago.

The 200-km-wide shadow of the eclipse will cover places as distant as Gujarat and Arunachal Pradesh in India: Prof Vikrant Narang, AstronomerThe famous 6th Century astronomer-mathematician from India's Golden Age — who first proposed that the earth rotates on its axis and developed the concept of zero — had located his observatory at the sun temple that existed in Taregana (literally, song of the stars) then.

Following unknowingly in his footsteps, scientists, tourists and eclipse chasers from across the world suddenly want to visit Taregana.
The problem: Taregana does not have hotels or other facilities to receive so many guests.
The solution: The Bihar State Tourism Development Corporation will put up tents and temporary cottages to cope with the rush.
The July 22 eclipse, which will begin at 5.29 a.m., will be the longest in the 21st century and last 6 minutes and 39 seconds. It will not be surpassed in duration till July 13, 2132, ie, 123 years from now.

"The 200-kilometer-wide shadow of the eclipse will cover places as distant as Gujarat and Arunachal Pradesh in India and extend to China and Japan. It will be most intense in and around Taregana's Sun Temple (built recently on the location of the one that existed in Aryabhatta's time)," said Professor Vikrant Narang, an astronomer associated with the Space Popularisation Association of Communicators and Educators, a non-governmental organisation working to popularise science among the masses.
Scientists from NASA, the Tata Institute for Fundamental Research, Council for Scientific and Industrial Research and Indian Space Research Organization will start arriving in Taregana from July 17.

They will stay at the local hospital where the rooftop is being converted into a temporary observatory.

Many others are expected to stay in Patna and drive down to Taregana very early on July 22 to view the eclipse.
Source: Hindusatan T‪imes
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