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A. The Pre-Islamic Situation One of the claims made to support the idea that Islam favors men over women and violates gender equality is the rule that grants men twice the share of inheritance given to women. However, the truth is that…

"Pray each prayer as if it were your last," he would advise his companions, just like bidding farewell... As if, in just a moment, life would come to an end and the delicate veil between life and death would be lifted... And so it was,…

Youth is the most dynamic period of a person's life, full of energy and movement. A young person requires more action to expend the energy they have. In this regard, they possess the enthusiasm, dynamism, and physical skills needed to…

One of the most agreed-upon characteristics of the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him), acknowledged by both friend and foe, is his protection of the weak and the helpless. The fact that the society in which he was born and…

The Messenger of God (peace and blessings be upon him), sent as a mercy to all worlds, embraced all of existence with compassion. Primarily humanity, but also the entire universe, benefited from the mercy he represented. Just as he was at…

The term "orphan" is defined in dictionaries as a child, either male or female, who has lost their father before reaching adulthood. (Ayverdi 2006, 3: 3652; Eren 1988; 2: 1627; Doğan 1996, 1144) During the Jahiliyyah (pre-Islamic) period,…

The establishment of social, political, economic, cultural, and similar relations between states is a necessity of international relations. These interactions are conducted through envoys who represent their respective nations. The duties…

Reception of Foreign Delegations The Messenger of God (peace and blessings be upon him)  always showed the highest level of attention and care not only to the delegations that came to him but also to individuals who came to accept the…

Communication is one of the most important elements in human interaction. People who share the same social environment are constantly engaged in communication with one another. Even doing nothing is a form of behavior. Just like speaking…

The stance a servant adopts before their Creator, their posture in His presence, is called ubudiyyah (servitude). The Qur’an refers to this with terms such as tasbih (glorification), hamd (praise), and sajdah (prostration) (Ra’d 13:13,…