Tag Archives: chivalry
Occupation of Prophets
What is the occupation of the Prophets in order they have to fulfill their own needs and for their family living? … Continue reading
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Tagged adeptness, Angel Jibreel (as), artisanry, chivalry, craftship, Futuwwah, ghazi, handcrafts, handicraft, handiwork, Imam Mahdi (as), lives of prophets, mastery, Mawlana Shaykh Nazim Adil al-Haqqani, profession, Prophet Elijah (as), Sayyidina `Isa (as), Sayyidina Ayyub (as), Sayyidina Danyal (as), Sayyidina Dawud (as), Sayyidina Dhu'l-Kifl (as), Sayyidina Harun (as), Sayyidina Ibrahim (as), Sayyidina Idris (as), Sayyidina Ilyas (as), Sayyidina Ishaq (as), Sayyidina Isma`il (as), Sayyidina Luqman (as), Sayyidina Muhammad (s), Sayyidina Muhyidin ibn `Arabi, Sayyidina Musa (as), Sayyidina Nuh (as), Sayyidina Salih (as), Sayyidina Shah Naqshband, Sayyidina Shith (as), Sayyidina Shu`ayb (as), Sayyidina Sulaiman (as), Sayyidina Sulayman (as), Sayyidina Ya`qub (as), Sayyidina Yahya (as), Sayyidina Yunus (as), Sayyidina Yusuf (as), Sayyidina Zakariyya (as), Seal of Prophets, skill, specialties of the Prophets, Sufi Chivalry, talent, trade, vocation, workmanship
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Sayyidina Ali’s Battle
Which war (name of the war) was it when Sayyiduna Ali (Radiallahu tala anhu) let… Continue reading
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Tagged anger, battle, chivalry, release, Sayyidina Ali, spit, unbeliever
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Teach your Children Swimming, Archery, and Horsemanship
I’m having intention to go and serve in the army as a reservist for a couple of months InshaAllah… Continue reading
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Tagged adults, archery, armies, army, army reserves, ashes, battlefight, body, children, chivalry, command, discipline, domain, ego, fight, gaze, greater jihad, harm, horseback riding, horsemanship, horses, jihad, knight, knighthood, lesser jihad, manhood, marriage, mind, ride, Rijalullah, Sayyidina `Umar ibn al-Khattab (r), serve, soul, spirit, spiritual authority, subordinate, Sunnah, supererogatory worship, swim, teach, tradition, weapons
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Robin Hood – a Muslim?
I was born in Nottingham, UK – famous for Robin Hood… Continue reading
Posted in History
Tagged archery, Awtad, bow and arrow, British TV, chivalry, conversion, Crusades, England, friar, Friar Tuck, Green Man, Hollywood, Islam, legend, Maid Marian, Merry Men, political gain, Prince John, Prophet Elijah (as), Prophet Hud (as), rapier, Rijal al-Haybat wa 'l-Jalal, Robin Hood, Saint George, Sayyidina Khidr (as), Sayyidina Muhyidin ibn `Arabi, source-spring, sword, Tent-Pegs, warrior
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