Posted on November 15, 2007 by sanooaung
An Introduction to Islam:
Fundamental beliefs and practices
by Dr. M. Qadeer Shah Baig, r.a.
For a believer the declaration of faith in Allah, is not enough_
unless a conscious effort is made
to take care of the relatives,
orphans,
the needy,
travellers
as well as for the welfare of those who ask for help.
It also emphasises [...]
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Posted on November 15, 2007 by sanooaung
The qualities of the Prophet
(peace be upon him)
The outstanding qualities of the Prophet (pbuh) were his_
truthfulness,
sincerity,
simplicity,
warmth
and generosity.
He always maintained that he was no more than a slave of God,
whose duty it was to deliver Allah’s message
and who devotedly served his Master and Lord.
He worked as_
a labourer, [...]
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Posted on November 15, 2007 by sanooaung
Dear original authors,
brothers-in-Islam,
I had copied and taken down notes from various internet sites, books, articles from newspapers about Islam for about 20 years. My greatest weakness is that I failed to record the references properly.
So there may be numerous mistakes, omissions or failure to mention at all, in acknowledging or citing the original [...]
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Posted on November 15, 2007 by sanooaung
Ch 4: Rights of enemy soldiers
and non-combatants at war
RIGHTS OF ENEMIES AT WAR
The actual codification of the ‘international law’ in war began in the middle of the nineteenth century.
All forms of barbarity
and savagery were perpetrated in war,
and the rights of those at war were-
not even recognized,
let alone respected, before that period.
Law [...]
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Posted on November 15, 2007 by sanooaung
Human Rights in Islam
Ch 3:14 Avoid Sin,
15 Right to Affairs of State
Ch 3:14. The Right to Avoid Sin
Islam also confers this right on every citizen that_
he will not be ordered to commit a sin,
a crime
or an offence;
and if any government,
or the administrator,
or the head of department orders an individual [...]
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Posted on November 15, 2007 by sanooaung
U Shwe Yoe
U Shwe Yoe, also known as U Ba Ga Lay was a prominent Burmese Actor, Comedian, Dancer and Cartoonist. He was a Burmese Muslim.
U Shwe Yoe and U Shwe Yoe dance
U Shwe Yoe dance was U Ba Ga Lay’s jolly joker dance sequence in, 1923 “Ah Ba Yae” (Oh Ah Ba. Ah Ba [...]
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Colonel Ba Shin
Colonel Ba Shin, a noted historian, was a member of The Myanmar History Commission and Islamic Religious Affairs Council.
U Ba Shin was born in Ywarkauk, Pyinmanar in 1914. His parents were Principal U Hein and Daw Saw Yin. His wife was Daw Khin May Kyi (retired Lecturer from Zoology Department, Yangon University). [...]
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