Quran My Qibla

Quran and My Qibla / Kitaaba Wal-Hikmata – IV represents the authority of infallible and unerring revelations removing all doubts and it speaks for itself. It also represents the Verifiable Framework of Natural Science (Equal and Opposite Natural Framework of Basic Science) and Justifiable Curriculum of Ensured Quality Education (several un-contradicted facts of sole Equal and Opposite Manifested Nature]. It also represents our solidified solid human rights and corresponding constitutional duties.

Quran and My Qibla / Kitaaba Wal-Hikmata - IV represents the authority of infallible and unerring revelations removing all doubts and it speaks for itself. It also represents the Verifiable Framework of Natural Science (Equal and Opposite Natural Framework of Basic Science) and Justifiable Curriculum of Ensured Quality Education (several un-contradicted facts of sole Equal and Opposite Manifested Nature]. It also represents our solidified solid human rights and corresponding constitutional duties.

All that is in the West Horizon [Strong Field or Samawaat or White Dwarf Companion Sirius B or Substratum of Astronomy and Astrophysics] and in the East Horizon [Gravitational Field or Arz or Sirius A or Substratum of Physics] glorifies Allah. To Him belong Sovereignty, and to Him belong praise, and He has power over all things. It is He Who has created you. “Huwallazii khalaqakum fa-minkum Kaafirumw-wa minkum Mu-min” - But one of you is a disbeliever [of Natural Science Unmixed with Man-made Technology], and one of you is a believer [of Natural Science Unmixed with Man-made Technology]. And Allah is Seer of what you do. [Sura (63) – Yawmut-tagaabun – Verses - 1 & 2]

In an antidote to the nightly news, this is a perceptive and beautifully illustrated introduction to Islamic history and belief. 30 full-color photos.

In many communities across the world traditional beliefs and practices are passed down generations and are a feature of day-to-day life, despite the influence of outside sources. Focusing on Luo Muslims in Kenya, Dr Lawrence Oseje looks at the interaction of Islam and traditional Luo practices, especially those around death and burial. Dr Oseje’s research with Luo Muslims in Kendu Bay investigates the impact of the traditional Luo conceptualization of death with their current views, and provides new understanding of fundamental issues that affect the lives of ordinary Muslims. From his observation of this community, Oseje encourages a celebration of traditions and customs, showing that an appreciation of traditions and beliefs can help develop ministry to local communities. Dr Oseje’s findings result in a deepened understanding of cultures, how they develop from a blend of influences, and provides anthropological and missiological guidelines for cross-cultural ministry, particularly in times of bereavement.

Understanding Islam provides a succinct, authoritative, and accessible introduction to one of the world's great religious traditions. The subjects covered include: the Prophet and his teachings; the Quran, Hadith, and Sharia law; the history of the Islamic empire; madrasas and jihad; Shia and Sunni Islam; the Five Pillars; art and divinity; Mecca, mosques, and mihrahs; angels, jinns, and holy men; and secular nationalism and Islamic revivalism. The author is an Associate Professor in the Dept. of History at Miami University of Ohio and a published author and editor. His completed and planned publications include works on Islam and Franco-Arab encounters and on the Turkish community in 9th century Samarra.

The book ‘UNO’s Contributions’ is the Final Ph. D. Thesis of Jamir Ahmed Choudhury on verifiable framework of natural science and justifiable curriculum of human rights and universal education on the basis of eye opening evidence bearing Academic Ph. D. Registration No. 2491/14 under Assam University, India.