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Breathing and meditating on the sensations within, doing dhikr with breath and the feelings within.

Posted on May 20, 2015 by Imam Kamau Ayyubi

Whenever I breathe I can change the intention behind it to make it for Allah’s sake, and I can make it have meaning, the actual feeling of my center area changes and I can feel it flowing through my body. Continue reading →

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Women as Leaders

Posted on April 11, 2012 by Shaykh Gibril Fouad Haddad

I have questions about women’s role in Islam. 1. Why are women not allowed to lead Salat? Continue reading →

Posted in Salat - Prayer, Women's Issues | Tagged gender equality, individual rights, Islamic Law, Islamic tradition, Muslim women, position of leadership, prayer leader, role, Shari`ah | Comments Off

Tag Archives: Islamic tradition

Breathing and meditating on the sensations within, doing dhikr with breath and the feelings within.

Women as Leaders

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