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Religious Sharing
THE STORY OF PROPHET YOSUF
This work is intended to be a sharing for those with an ear to hear and receive. I would ask before you begin reading, and reading these words you say Adullam and give thanks to the Lord.
Islam teaches that God has sent prophets to humanity, at different times and places, to share His message.
Since the beginning of time, Allah has sent His guidance through these chosen individuals. It is said they were human beings who taught the people about faith in One Almighty God, and how to walk on the path of righteousness. Some prophets also revealed God's Word through books of revelation.
The Prophets' Message
Muslims believe all prophets gave guidance and instruction to the people about how to properly worship God and live their lives.
Since God is One, His infallible message has been the same throughout time. Which, through Him, in His infinite wisdom created. In essence, all prophets taught the message of Islam - to find peace in your life through submission to the One Almighty Creator; to believe in God and to follow His flawless guidance.
The Quran on the Prophets
"The Prophets believe in what has been revealed to him from Allah, his Lord. Each one of them believes in the one true God, His angels, His books, and His Messengers.
They say: 'We make no distinction between one and another of His Messengers.' And they say: 'We hear, and we obey. We seek Thy forgiveness, Our Lord, and to Thee is the end of all journeys."
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The First Resurrection Sunday: The Story Of Jesus Rising On The Third Day
In my more than six decades of this awesome life. I have received multiple tales of what some call the “First Easter”, or “Resurrection Sunday”.
Allow me to begin this sharing by establishing a clear delineation of “Easter” and what I have learned and recognized as “Resurrection Sunday”.
Many Christians choose to call Easter, “Resurrection Day,” or in many cases, “Resurrection Sunday”, which is more accurate due to the fact the word “Easter” is connected to a pagan goddess and pagan myths.
Many Christians have grown up with the yearly celebration of Easter, which is celebrated by decorations of bunny rabbits hanging on the walls or formed into the shape of candies, an egg hunt, and other such recognition of the pagan acknowledgement of the goddess Eostre or Ester.
Many of these traditional Easter practices are connected to the goddess Eostre. Eostre is a West Germanic pagan goddess of dawn, celebrated during the spring equinox.
Eostre is associated with fertility, spring, and flowers. Much of the traditional celebrations of Easter, such as rabbits and eggs, are associated with Eostre.
The symbols of a bunny rabbit and eggs are often associated with her because rabbits and eggs are symbols of fertility.
The practices of Eostre became mixed in with the celebration of Christ’s resurrection because it occurred during the same time of spring.
Ultimately, Christianity borrowed many practices from the celebration of Eostre and transferred them as part of their celebration of the resurrection of the Lord.
In other words, the church chose to mix both of these holidays and turn them into a Christian celebration. This was not uncommon as many Christian celebrations today have some roots in paganism, such as Christmas trees, New Year’s Day, and Valentine’s Day.
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Allah, The One And Only: An Introduction To The Holy Quran For Young Thoughtful Minds
This book is a precise form of attributes of Allah. Allah's introduction as well is endless. As a Muslim myself, I can say that this book works to purify one's soul and strengthens the faith of individuals.
It contributes to the inescapable magic of the Quran itself. As for the youth, I can assure you they will enjoy colourful and short yet meaningful texts.
It brings us closer to Allah. I believe it is a miracle sent by God for us mortals to feed upon.
There are signs and clues given for the wiser ones to comprehend. The celestial bodies, seasons and karma.
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Bible Tales For Young Thoughtful Minds
Let’s begin sharing our Bible stories for youth by telling the story of the first sin. When we speak of “sin”, we are talking of an immoral act considered to be a transgression against divine law. In truth, a transgression against God.
Many of us have heard this story in one form or another. It was here where God put the first man, who was named Adam, in what became known as the Garden of Eden.
Adam was put in the garden to farm the land. It was made clear to him by God that in that place, he had a responsibility to take care of the garden.
God told Adam, “You can eat the fruit of any tree that is in the garden. But you must not eat the fruit of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. For if you do, you will surely die.”
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