"Buhay ay Pahalagahan, Covid-19 ay Iwasan"
**This is a new poem I have written I hope you would like it.**
*Biglang tumigil ang buong mundo,*
*Nawindang ang lahat ng tao.*
*Sino ba naman ang mag-aakala?*
*Kalabang hindi nakikit,*
*Sakit na mapaminsala.*
*Mga tao ngayo'y nababahala*
*Baka sila ay mahawa*
*Sa virus na kumakalat*
*Sa bansang Tsina pa buhat*
*Sang-ayon sa mga ulat*
*Nagsimula noong huling quarter ng 2019*
*Sakit na may ngalang Covid-19*
*Kaya ngayon buong bansa natin*
*Ay nasa ilalim nh Community Quarantine*
*Kaakibat ang mga panuntunang dapat sundin*
*Mga kaso'y mabilis na dumamadami*
*Sa buong bansa saan mang parte*
*Kaya payo sa mga tao'y mag-ingat*
*Ugaliin ang pagsuot ng face mask*
*Sapagkat sakit ay mabilis na kumakalat*
*Umiwas muna sa maraming tao*
*Baka ikaw ay magpositibo*
*Bagay na ito'y dapat seryosohin,*
*Isanasawalang bahala lang ng iba sa atin*
*Alam niyo bang ito ay para sa atin?*
*Tulang aking sinimulan*
*Ngayo'y akin ng wawakasan*
*Kaibigan isa lamang paalala*
*Buhay mo'y bigyang halaga*
*Ingatan ang sarili pati na rin ang pamilya*
Thank you so much for spending time in reading my article.
Belief in Hereafter (continuation)
Assalamu alaykum....
This is the continuation of my previous article Belief in Hereafter.
As I have said in my first article We Muslims believe in the Hereafter. Now these are the main events in the Hereafter that we believe in:
Life in the grave (barzakh). It is the intervening stage between death and resurection, wether someone is good or bad.
Everything in this world will come to an end on an appointed day.
The dead will be resurrected to face before Allāh (swt) to be reckoned on that Day.
Allāh (swt) will make the final judgement of the entire records of doings; good or bad, of everyone, man or woman, human or Jinn.
The passing through the Bridge (as Sirāt), the Bridge which lies the Hell-fire beneath.
Al Hawdh (The Basin) which Allāh (swt) has honored the Prophet Muhammad (saw) to provide his nation to drink.
The Scale (al Mīzān) is a fact. Allāh (swt) said:
*(We shall set up scales of justice for the Day of Judgement) (al Anbiyā' 47)*
The Intercession (as Shafā'âh) of the Chief of the Messengers Muhammad (saw) is a fact. This will only be by the permission of Allāh (swt) This will be for sinners, especially for those who have committed great sins. Shafā'âh is also granted to Prophets,martyrs, Angels, and good Muslims.
Leading the successful to Paradise and driving the damned to Hell. Both will lead an eternal life.
All believers, the inhabitants of Paradise, will see Allāh (swt).
Jazakallahu Khayran!!!
Thank you for reading my article I hope you will something from it.
Nobody who ever gave his best regrets
Belief in The Hereafter
Assalamu alaykum!!!
Our Almighty Allāh swt said in the Holy Qur'an:
(O you who believe! Believe in Allāh (swt) and His Messenger and in the Book which He revealed before. And who ever disbelieves in Allāh (swt), His Angels, His Books, His Messengers, and the Last Day, has indeed strayed far away). (Surah An Nisà' 136)
We, Muslims, believe in the unseen that Allāh and our Prophet Muhammad informed us of.
Belief in the Hereafter is the core of beliefs in all unseen things. The realm of the Hereafter begins after the dead person is put into his/her grave and left by his/her fellowmen.
We believe that there is life in the grave (barzakh). We believe that there are two angels who questions the dead in his/her grave about his /her Lord, his/her Messenger who was sent to him/her, and his/her religion.
We believe that after the life in grave we transfer to the life in Hereafter. It will be after the Trumpet has been blown by the Angel assigned to do it.
We believe in the Judgment of Allāh (swt) who decides the affairs of His slaves, and rewards those who do good deeds in this life, and punish those who do bad deeds.
We, Muslims, believe in the existence of Paradise and Hell-fire, and in the rewards and the punishments of Allāh (swt) We believe in the just judgement of Allāh (swt) over His servants.
We believe that life in the Hereafter is an endless life. Those who dwell in Paradise will remain in Paradise forever. The people in Hell-fire will remain in it forever. A Muslim who entered Hell-fire because of a sin he/she did not repent for or was not pardoned by Allāh (swt) will not remain in the Hell-fire forever. He/she will be delivered from it after serving his/her punishment given to him/her and will enter Paradise by the mercy of Allāh (swt).
Belief in the Hereafter is the basis of belief in Islam. We will never become a Muslim unless we believe firmly in the truthfulness of the life in the Hereafter.
to be continued Inshaallah
Jazakallahu Khayran..
Assalamu alaykum everyone
Finally I earned
After 1 week here I got my payed but I still have no points for today I hope I could got more points..
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"Teachers Are What They Are" (a poem for all the teachers)
Education is the key to success
Important thing for all to access
More vital thing the prowess
And has plenty of uses
Where to get it where we should be thankful
They are those incredible and amazing people
People who pick us up Everytime we fall
Because of them, in life we are successful
T-E-A-C-H-E-R
Teachers are what they are
Spending most of their hours
Teaching the young people of ours
They became our second parents
And stood by us in difficult moments
It's then where we express our sentiments
Discovered our strengths and developed our talents.
Now your moment has come
A celebration for all the sacrifices you've done
For all the teachers we greet with warmth
Thank you and HAPPY TEACHERS MONTH
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Is Islam a Violent Religion? Muslims are Terrorist?
Assalamu alaykum everyone, here are some facts about Islam a lot of people says that Islam is a violent religion and Muslims identified with terrorism. Before we jump into the conclusion let us know what is true.
Here are the facts about this:
Within every religion, there exists a spectrum of attitudes and behavior and extremism is not unique to one particular belief system. There are people who sincerely view themselves as Muslims who have committed horrible acts in the name of Islam. These people, and their interpretation of Islam, is rightly called “extremist;” they are a minority within Islam and the vast majority of Muslims reject their violence and consider their interpretation a distortion of the Muslim faith. Extremism is not unique to Islam.
According to a 2015 Pew Research Center study collected in 11 countries with significant Muslim populations, people overwhelmingly expressed negative views of ISIS. It is important to keep in mind that Islam, like other Abrahamic religions, includes a large pool of opinions and different ways to understand the traditional holy text that was written in a different era. Terrorists use radical interpretations of Islam, which take a small number of texts that were meant to regulate warfare in the early days of Islam. Terrorists then apply these interpretations to contemporary times.
There is also a perception—even among many Muslims—that Muslim groups and leaders do not sufficiently denounce acts of terrorism. A 2011 Pew survey found that about half of all U.S. Muslims said their own religious leaders have not done enough to speak out against terrorism and extremists. However, it is useful to note that there are many Muslim heads of state, politicians, organizational leaders and individuals who regularly condemn these acts. For example, after the 2015 terrorist attacks in France, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Qatar and Egypt led condemnations of the attacks. A coalition of leading national and local American Muslim groups also held a press conference to condemn the attacks. Further, thousands of Muslim clerics worldwide passed a “fatwa” (i.e. Islamic legal opinion) against terrorist organizations such as ISIS, the Taliban and al-Qaeda and requested that these terrorist groups not be branded as “Muslim organizations.”
Muslims are also subject to increased incidents of hate crimes. In 2014, there was an overall decrease in hate crimes in the United States, but the number of hate crimes targeting Muslims grew from 135 in 2013 to 154 in 2014. And this is most likely an underrepresentation of the number of Muslims targeted because the numbers reflect only those crimes reported to police.
It is important to remember that terrorist attacks in the United States have been committed by extremists who have adhered to a wide range of ideological beliefs including the Ku Klux Klan, white supremacy, anti-government, Islamic extremism and others. No one ideology is responsible for terrorism in the United States.
Scammer Alert
There are lot of people who are trying to earn money by scamming. They take advantage of people who dont have enough knowledge.You should be suspicious of unexpected calls or text messages and hang up or text STOP to unwanted messages. Be careful who you give your phone number to.
These are the common types of scam. 1.Advance fee fraud-A scammer requests fees upfront or personal information in return for goods, services, money or rewards that they never supply.Scammers invent convincing and seemingly genuine reasons for requesting payment, such as to cover fees or taxes.
2. Lottery, sweepstakes and competition scams-An email, letter or text message from an overseas lottery or sweepstakes company arrives from out of nowhere.It says you have won a lot of money or fantastic prizes in a lottery or sweepstakes competition you did not enter.These scams try to trick you into giving money upfront or your personal details in order to receive the prize. Scammers typically claim that you need to pay fees or taxes before your winnings or prize can be released. You may also have to call or text a premium rate phone number to claim your prize. Remember you cannot win a prize if you haven’t entered.
3. Dating and romance scams-Scammers create fake profiles on legitimate dating websites. They use these profiles to try to enter into a relationship with you so they can get a hold of your money and personal details.
4. Computer hacking-Phishing emails are commonly used by scammers to trick you into giving them access to your computer. They ‘fish’ for your personal details by encouraging you to click on a link or attachment. If you click, malicious software will be installed and the hacker will have access to files and information stored on your computer.
A phishing email often appears to come from an organisation that you know and trust, like a bank or financial institution, asking you to enter your account password on a fake copy of the site’s login page.
5. Online shopping, classified and auction scams-Scammers like shopping online for victims. Not getting what you paid for is a common scam targeting online shoppers. A scammer will sell a product and send a faulty or inferior quality item, or nothing at all. They may also pretend to sell a product just to gather your credit card or bank account details.
6. Banking, credit card and online account scams-Scammers send emails or text messages that appear to be from your bank, a financial institution or an online payment service. They usually claim that there is a problem with your account and request that you verify your details on a fake but convincing copy of the bank’s website.
7. Small business scams-If you own a small business you can be targeted by scams such as the issuing of fake bills for unwanted or unauthorised listings, advertisements, products or services. Scammers trick you to sign up by disguising the offer as an outstanding invoice or a free entry, but with a hidden subscription agreement in the fine print.
8. Job and employment scams- These scams involve offers to work from home or set up and invest in a business opportunity. Scammers promise a job, high salary or large investment return following initial upfront payments.These payments may be for a business plan, training course, software, uniforms, security clearance, taxes or fees.
9. Golden opportunity and gambling scams-Scams often begin with an unexpected phone call or email from a scammer offering a not-to-be-missed high return or guaranteed investment in shares, real estate, options or foreign currency trading. Scammers promise you huge returns based on past results and trends. In order to participate, you may be asked to pay for membership fees, special calculators, newsletter subscriptions or computer software programs.
10. Charity and medical scams-Scammers are unscrupulous and take advantage of people who want to donate to a good cause or find an answer to a health problem.
You should protect yourself from scam, protect your money,your identity, your computer and especially your family.
Faith
Faith is trusting Allah even if you don't understand his Plan.
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Covid-19 Vaccine
The WHO insisted it would never endorse a vaccine that has not been proven safe and effective, amid concerns over the rush to develop a jab for Covid-19.
The disease has killed nearly 870,000 people and infected more than 26 million others worldwide as well as upended hundreds of millions of lives and wreaked havoc on the global economy.
The United Nations health agency welcomed the fact that a “considerable number” of vaccine candidates had entered final stage trials, which typically involve tens of thousands of people. Sponsor
But “in terms of realistic timelines, we are really not expecting to see widespread vaccination until the middle of next year,” WHO spokesman Margaret Harris said.
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