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Islamic Morals and attributes

 

  

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صـفـات وأخـــلاق الإســلام

   
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All translations are done by Dr. Faheem Bukhatwa

 

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عنوان الخطبة

              
02 Advice in Islam

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النصيحة في الإسلام

              
04 Backbiting 1

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الــغـــيــبــة 1

              
15 Fend for your living MSWord PDF PDF MSWord كـسـب الـحـلال وطــلــب الــرزق
              
19

The new year (self evaluation)   (28/12/2007)

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 الـسـنـة الجديدة (المحاسبة)  (18/12/1428 هـ)

              
20 Deterring against evil MSWord PDF PDF MSWord  الــنــهـــي عــن الــمــنـــكــر
              
21

Repentance 1   (30/11/2007 ac)

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 الــــتــــوبـــــــة  1   (20/11/1428 هـ)

              
22 Repentance  2 MSWord PDF PDF MSWord

 الــــتــــوبـــــــة  2

              
23 Repentance 3 MSWord PDF PDF MSWord

 الــــتــــوبـــــــة  3

              
24 Commanding good and deterring evil MSWord

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 الأمـــــر بالــمــعــروف والــنــهــي عــن الــمــنــكــر

                
33 Patience MSWord PDF PDF MSWord  الـــصــــبر
              
36 Utilising time MSWord PDF PDF MSWord  إســــتـــغلال الــــوقـــــت
              
43 Ethics of the Messenger PPBU 1 MSWord PDF PDF MSWord  أخــلاق الـرســـول صلّى الله عليه وسلّم 1
              
44 Ethics of the Messenger PPBU 2 MSWord PDF PDF MSWord  أخــلاق الـرســـول صلّى الله عليه وسلّم 2
              
45 Ethics in Islam (two talks in one file) MSWord PDF PDF MSWord  الأخــلاق في الإســلام  ـ خطبتين في ملف واحد
              
47 Halal, Haram and the building of society MSWord PDF PDF MSWord  الحـلال والحرام وبنــاء المـجــتـمـع
              
53 Adulation  or insincerity of deeds - or minor shirk MSWord PDF PDF MSWord  الرّيـــاء أو الشرك الأصغر 
              
56 Good living MSWord PDF PDF MSWord  الــحــياة الــطــيــبــة
              
61

Transgression and justice   (01/02/2008 ac)

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 الظلم والعدل    (23/01/1429 هـ)

              
64

Islam, Belief (Faith) and Perfection  (22 Feb. 2008)

MSWord PDF PDF MSWord  الإسلام والإيمان والإحسان    (13/ صفر /1429 هـ)
              
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Truthfulness 1  -  (07/March/2008 ac)

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 الصدق  1  -  (29/صفر/1429 هـ)

              
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Truthfulness 2  -  (14/March/2008 ac)

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 الصدق  2  -  (7/ربيع الأوّل/1429 هـ)

              
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Truthfulness and lying 3  -  (7/November/2008)

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 الصدق والكذب  3  -  (7/ذي القعدة /1429 هـ)

              
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Backbiting 2   (31/October/2008)

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 الــغـــيــبــة 2    (01/ذوالقعدة /1429 هـ)

              
106

 Perfection and Perfectionists    -    (03 Jul 2009)

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 الإحسان والمحسنين     ـ   11 رجــب  1430

              
116

 Justice in Islam  -    23/ Oct/2009

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 العدل   ـ   03 ذو القعدة  1430

              
121  Defamation and Slander 16 Apr 2010 MSWord

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PDF MSWord  النميمة  ـ   02 جمادة الأوّل 1431
              
122

 Proprietary and Politeness with God   (15/01/2010)

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 الأدب في الشريعة ـ والأدب مع الله   ـ   28   المحرّم 1431

              
123

 Politeness towards Mosques -  (29/January/2010ac)

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 الأدب مع المساجد   ـ   12   صفر 1431

              
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 Politeness with the Messenger 2 - (05/February/2010)

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 الأدب مع الرسول صلى الله عليه وسلم  2    ـ   19   صفر 1431

              
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 Etiquette of Roads  - (12/February/2010)

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 حقوق الطريق في الإسلام   ـ   27   صفر 1431

              
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 Politeness with the Quran  -  (26/February/2010ac)

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 الأدب مع القرآن   ـ   13   ربيع الأول 1431

              
147  Patience in the line of Allah  19/11/2010 MSWord

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PDF MSWord  الصبر في طريق الله    13  ذوالحجّة  1431
              
149  Making Peace amongst People  3/12/2010 MSWord

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PDF MSWord  إصلاح ذات البين    26  ذوالحجّة  1431
              
150  Deterring against division and animosity 10/12/2010 MSWord

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PDF MSWord  لا تقاطعوا   03  المحرّم   1432
             
151  Envy not each other  17/12/2010 MSWord

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PDF MSWord   لا تحاسدوا   11  المحرّم   1432
              
152  Be Slaves of Allah, Be Brothers  24/12/2010 MSWord

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PDF MSWord   كونوا عباد الله إخوانا   18  المحرّم   1432
              
153  Control your Tongue 31/12/2010 MSWord

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PDF MSWord   حفظ اللسان   25  المحرّم   1432
              
160 Good morals and ethics  08 May 2015 MSWord PDF PDF MSWord  حسن الأخلاق  19 رجب 1436
             
161 Improving good morals and ethics  15 May 2015 MSWord PDF PDF MSWord  تحسين محاسن الأخلاق  26 رجب 1436
             
163  Rights of the messenger (ppbu) upon Muslims 27/03/2009 MSWord

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PDF MSWord   حق رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم على المسلمين  01 ربيع الثاني  1430
             
164  Rights of a Muslim upon a Muslim 30 April 2010  MSWord  PDF  PDF  MSWord  حق المسلم على المسلم   16   جمادة الأوّل   1431
             
165  Interact and deal with people well. 11 July 2014  MSWord  PDF  PDF  MSWord  وخالق النّاس بخلق حسن  06  رمضان 1435 هـ
             
167  God fearing and Fasting   25 July 2014 MSWord PDF PDF MSWord  تقوى الله والصوم  28  رمضان 1435 هـ
             
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Notes:

  1. Adhan - The call to prayer.

  2. Ahmad (Ahmed)- Another name for the messenger Muhammad (PPBU).

  3. Allah - The main name of God used in Islam. Allah is one of 99 names given to God. The other 98 names are attributes or characteristics type of names.

  4. Ansar (or Al-Ansar): The inhabitants of the city of Al-Medina that received and supported the messenger (PPBU) when he immigrated from Mekkah in the very early years of Islam.

  5. Assalam Alaikum - The Islamic greeting, literately means: Peace be with you. Used when approaching or leaving. When used during approaching it will be like saying: I bring no harm to you . and when said during leaving to somebody it will mean: No harm will come to you after I leave.

  6. Aya (or Ayah): is a verse of the Koran. It also means a miracle or a sign from God.

  7. Arafa (or Arafah or Arafat): is a mountain outside the city of Mecca that represents the climax of the Hajj worship. All doing Hajj must assemble at this location on the same day. It is also known as the mountain of mercy.

  8. Badr - The place of the first significant battle between the Muslims and the pagans of the Quraish. It is located in Saudi Arabia.  

  9. Caliph - A Muslim ruler. See: (Khalifa) 

  10. Dajjal - Antichrist or the False Massiah.

  11. Dawah - The proliferation of Islamic teachings through word and deed.   

  12. Deen (Din) - Religion or way of life. 

  13. Duaa: a prayer in the form of talking to Allah; praising him and asking him for help.

  14. Fatwa - Legal verdict given based on the Qur'an (Koran) and the Sunnah which are the recorded sayings and deeds of Muhammad.

  15. Ferdose: is the highest level of the all the gardens of Eden or paradise.

  16. Fiqh - Religious law.

  17. Hadeeth: is something reported that the messenger have said. It includes all the speeches and ceremonies he gave. It is usually narrated or told by one of his companions. There is a list of hadeeths approximately 14000 that are reported and checked to be genuine. No more hadeeths are acceptably added to this list.

  18. Hajar - The Black Stone set into the corner of the Ka'aba in Mecca. It is said to be a stone from Heaven.

  19. Hajj - The pilgrimage to Mecca which takes place in the last month of the Islamic calendar.  One of the five pillars of Islam.

  20. Hasana or hasanas: is the reward for a good deed. a hasana is a point or a merit for a good deed.

  21. Hadith - The sayings and not deeds of the prophet Muhammad recorded by his followers.  Considered authoritative and perfect.

  22. Hajj: is the worship of pilgrimage.

  23. Hijra (or Hejrah): the event of the immigration of the messenger from Mekkah to Madina. This event marks the start of the Islamic calendar. the Islamic calendar has 12 months based on the lunar cycle, each is 29.5 days. Hijra is also used as a name for the Islamic dating system.

  24. Ibadah - Worship. All the words and deeds with which Allah is pleased. These deeds could be prayer and charity.

  25. Iblis - (Ibleese): On of Satan's names.

  26. Ibn (Ebn): the son of. Used by Arabs as part of an individual's name. Example: Ali whose father is Omar or the son of Omar, would be called: Ali Ibn Omar.

  27. Imam (or Emam)- The leader for a prayer. In the Shiaa sect, an Imam is the individual who has the religious authority.  

  28. Iman: belief or faith

  29. Injil (Enjeel) - The Bible. The book inspired to Jesus for the Christians.

  30. Islam - Submission, the religion of all the prophets of Allah culminating in Muhammad.

  31. Jannah - The heavenly garden, Paradise.  The place of the faithful in the afterlife.

  32. Jihad: is striving in the line of Allah in many forms. Includes a very wide scope varying from improving oneself to fighting a defensive war in protection of Allah's word. The greatest Jihad is the fight one's self against temptations. It also means "holy war."

  33. Jinn - Supernatural, invisible beings race of beings, below angels.  They were made from fire. Like humans, there amongst them are the faithful and the non beleivers and Jinn shall be judged on Judgment Day.

  34. Ka'aba: A cube shaped building in Mecca containing a stone laid there by Abraham and Ishmael. Some say Ka'aba was first built by Adam, and some say by Abraham. It is the holiest place for Muslims. It is where all Muslims face in their daily prayers. Ka'aba also makes a major part of the pilgrimage in a ritual known as Tawaf.

  35. Khalifa: is the Muslim ruler. Head of the Islamic empire. Exact translation: "Successor".

  36. Khutbah  - A sermon given in a Mosque, usually on Friday.

  37. Kufr - Denial or Disbelief. A term Muslims use for anyone who denies existence of Allah or the prophecy of Muhammed.

  38. Koran - Also spelled Qur'an.  The holy book of Islam revealed to Muhammad by Allah through the Archangel Gabriel.  Koran literally means "the recital."  It is the final revelation of Allah given to the prophet Muhammad. It consists of 114 surahs (or chapters.)

  39. Madinah - (Medinah): A city in the Arabian peninsula (in the country known now as Saudi Arabia). A city where the messenger had to immigrate to. Then it was called Yathrib.

  40. Masjid - A center for Muslim activity.  It is referred to as a Mosque.

  41. Masiah - Jesus, the son of Meriam. In the Koran and in Arabic his name is: Isa.

  42. Mecca or Makkah: is the holiest city for Muslims. It contains the Ka'aba mosque with the famous black cubical shape. Mecca is the birth place of the messenger (PPBU).

  43. Mosque - A Muslim house of worship.

  44. Muhajir - (Muhajireen) Immigrant, one who leaves his home town due to lack of religious freedom. It was first used to describe early Muslims immigrating from Mecca to Median and Ethiopia.

  45. Muhammad - the final messenger and prophet of God whose message abrogated all previous revelations.  He received the Koran through the angel Gabriel over a 23 year period. Born in Mecca and died in Medina at the age of 63. His full name: Muhammad Ebn Abd-Allah

  46. Muslim - One who holds faith to the religion of Islam.

  47. Nafilah: a voluntary prayer other than the five obligatory prayers; performed at any time.
  48. Nasara - Christians.  Nasrani: A Christian individual. Nasraniah: Christianity.

  49. Ommah: is the Arabic word for a nation. It usually refers to the Islamic nation unless otherwise specified.

  50. Paradise - Another word for heaven.  A garden of bliss, fruits, rivers and all forms of pleasures imaginable and imaginable. No suffering, disease or death. Service is provided by angels. All live  in it an ever lasting youthful life. Promised by Almighty Allah to all faithful, true Jews, true Christians and True Muslims. Paradise is one of two places every person will go to, either Paradise or Hellfire.

  51. PPBU (P.B.U.H.) : Peace and Prayers Be Upon him. A statement Muslims use any time they mention the name of the messenger or make a reference to him.
  52. Qadar - Fate. Preordainment is the teaching that all things, good and bad, are preordained to occur.

  53. Qadr - (night of Qadr): The night when the first revelation of the Koran took place. Most likely it happened during one of the last ten nights of the month of Ramadan. Or when the Koran was brought down to the nearest heaven in one go, and from there it was brought down in bits and few verses at a time over a period of 23 years. This night is considered the holiest night for Muslims with tremendous advantages.
  54. Qibla - The direction which Muslims turn for daily prayers, towards Mecca.

  55. Quraish - An ancient Arab tribe to which the messenger Muhammad belonged.

  56. Ramadan - The ninth month of the Islamic calendar which is the month of the fast. The holiest month in the Muslim colander.

  57. Salat - (or Salah) Prayers. Generally it covers all forms of worship, but more specifically refers to the Muslim rituals which is performed to worship Allah five times daily.

  58. Shiaa: A sect of Islam that teaches that a religion leader (Imam) should be the political ruler and must be direct descendants of the messenger (PPBU). Therefore, disapproving of all Muslim leaders who ruled After the messenger (PPBU) except Ali, the messenger's grandson.

  59. Shirk - Associating another god with Allah.  Or associating anyone or anything with Allah. Or using anyone or anything as a medium to Allah. The opposite of Monotheism or Tawheed.  

  60. Siam  or Soam- Fasting

  61. Sunni: is a the title of  those Muslims who are suppose to be following the life style of the messenger. This differentiates them from the Shiaa of Iran.

  62. Sunna (Sunnah): Is how the Messenger PPBU lived, what he did or said. It includes the way he dressed, ate, drank, prayed, interacted with other people and fought. Basically, sunnah is the life style of the messenger PPBU. It is considered the second source of legislation in Islamic laws and it is considered to be an important reference to be used for concluding arguments and disputes. It is also a title give to the main stream Muslims who make 90% if all Muslims.

  63. Surah - A chapter of the Koran.  

  64. Tawaf: part of the pilgrimage (Hajj) ritual. Tawaf involves walking round the Ka'aba Mosque in anti-clock wise direction a number of seven circles.

  65. Tauhid - Tawheed - Monotheism, in Islam is the teaching that there is only one God who alone is worthy of worship. The first requirement of becoming a Muslim. It is included in the testimony of faith for new Muslims when declaring that God is one: (No God but Allah)

  66. Taqwah - Proper fear and veneration of Allah.  A divine spark that enables the person to understand God.

  67. Taurat: - The old Testaments and scriptures of Mosa.

  68. Ummah - the word means: a Nation. Usually refers to the Islamic nation unless otherwise stated.

  69. Umra - (Amrah): A mini hajj. A Minor form of pilgrimage to Mecca. Unlike Hajj which can only be done on the 12th month of the Islamic year, Umrah can be performed at any time.

  70. Wathoo (wadoo): a washing up ritual done by Muslims before each of the five daily prayers known as ablution.

  71. Zaboor - The Psalms

  72. Zakat - (or Zakah) The third pillar of Islam.  Alms giving, charity that is given to the poor.

The above definitions and explanations are made by me. Please let me know if there are any errors, or better interpretations. If you have any more Islamic terminologies you wish to be added, or queries  then please send them over.

 


Faheem Bukhatwa, my email address is : faheemfb@gmail.com