Reaserch Three

 The Singaporean government tells people not to perform outdoor activities in September. A lot of big outdoor events have been called off. Schools are closed in four Malaysian states including the capital city. The people in charge of the Singapore Grand Prix have to keep an eye on the air pollution levels, and they give out protective masks on the racetrack. There are also 24 medical posts set up. There is a state of emergency in Indonesia, and limited visibility is making things worse for road traffic. Some flights that were supposed to go to Singapore had to land at different airports. This is all because of the thick haze that was generated by forest fires in Indonesia. And all of this happens every year. This is because the forest lands are burned to make room for plantations that grow palm oil and paper. Indonesia is the third most polluted country in the world, behind the US and China, because of smoke from forest fires and burning peatlands. The rainforests of Sumatra, Kali...

 An worldwide conference called "Orthodoxy and Islam Dialogue in the Name of World Peace" was held on November 15, 2022, in the Center of the Imperial Orthodox Palestine Society in Moscow. The event is one of the Strategic Vision Group of Russia and the Islamic World's most important efforts to help people from different religious, intellectual, and cultural backgrounds talk to each other. The International Conference was moderated by Hieromonk Grigory Matrusov, who is the Chairman of the Expert Council under the Patriarchate of the Russian Orthodox Church in Interaction with the Islamic World, and Rushan Hazrat Ablyazov, who is the Deputy Chairman of the Spiritual Agency of Muslims of Russia. The Strategic Vision Group "Russia - Islamic World," the Imperial Orthodox Palestinian Society, the Permanent Mission of the Russian Federation to the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, and the Russian Orthodox Church and the Spiritual Administrations of Muslims in ...

 The Shahada is a brief document, yet it says a lot and covers almost all of the pillars of faith. The phrases that make someone a Muslim are called Shahada. One must pronounce Shahada with all of their heart, knowing what it means and having a deep belief in it. The Shahada is only valid if the person who says it is prepared to give up their old ideas that were against Islam and live by its rules. It is nice to say the Shahada in Arabic while Muslims are around. The meaning and importance of Shahada in Islam lies in its role as the fundamental declaration of faith, signifying a sincere commitment to the beliefs and practices of Islam. When someone converts to Islam, they generally don't know everything that is in the canons of faith and the norms of Sharia. At this point, all you need to do is have faith and accept that Islam is true. If someone doesn't understand a question yet, they can remember, "I believe in this the way the Prophet presented it, may Allah bless him ...

 Because Ramadan is different from other months, it needs to be treated with care. During the month of Ramadan, there is a time when a person can finally control their passions (nafs) after warring with them for 11 months straight. People who have forgotten that they need spiritual nourishment all year long are refreshed this month. During Ramadan, every Muslim focusses on the Almighty, becoming more aware of Allah's Greatness, Mercy, and Compassion. The Spiritual Significance of Ramadan lies in this deep connection with Allah and the opportunity to seek forgiveness and cleanse the soul. The days of Ramadan imbue everything around with an air of goodness and justice. In the same manner, nature springs to life in the spring, and the experience of holiness grows in the holy month. Any believer tries to keep sins and bad behaviours to a minimum. He wants to do good things, like feed the poor, clothe them, help those in need, and do rid of evil. So, Ramadan is a time for everythi...

 Now we give you the next part of the book by Ildar Bayazitov , who is the Deputy Mufti of Tatarstan, the Head of Social Projects for the Spiritual Administration of Muslims of Tatarstan, the Imam-Khatib of the Kazan Mosque "Yardem," and the Spiritual Administration of Muslims of Tatarstan. The title of this part is "Social Service of Islam." We would also like to point out that three paragraphs from the first chapter have already been published on our site in the articles area, under the title "Zakat: Islam’s Teaching on Charity." As we all know, zakat is a required yearly payment for the poor and needy. It is one of the foundations of Islam, and it is also true that this fee should make this religion joyful and prosperous in some way. We can state with a lot of confidence that social work and charity are two of the pillars of Islam, on which our religion is based. This is because there was also sadaqah, or voluntary generosity. Zakat and sadaqah have mad...