night is for rest and day is for earning livelihood.
And made your sleep [a means for] rest. And made the night as clothing. And made the day for livelihood. [Surah An-Naba: 9-11]
By Kashif-ul-Huda, TwoCircles.net, Engineering is his profession but community activism is Faizur Rahman’s passion. Urdu-speaking native of Chennai, he writes on religio-political issues in mainstream newspapers of India. Faizur Rahman is an executive committee member of Harmony India, an organisation to promote secularism and communal harmony which is headed by Mr. N. Ram, the Editor-in-Chief of The Hindu. He is also the founding secretary of Forum for the Promotion of Moderate Thought in Islam. He talked to TwoCircles.net on ways Muslims in India can improve their economic conditions only if we check some wasteful and unnecessary expenditures. TCN : Recently in a workshop attended by Muslim community leaders, you created quite a ruckus by saying that Muslims should not go for umra every year. Why are you against umra? FR : Please allow me to clarify. First of all, I am not against Umra. I only pointed out that Umra not being an obligatory ritual in Islam one need not perform it every
This page is to list common Urdu suffixes, meaning, and some examples, will add as I think of more examples: Baan garhi-baan baagh-baan meher-baan Daan: Paan-Daan Siyasat-daan Daar: Imaan-daar Jahaan-daar qarz-daar gar/gari: Saudagar Butgar Kuzah-gar Geer: Jahan-geer Alam-geer Kaar: added to a profession ada-kaar : actor be-kar: unemployed Naak: khatar-naak: dangerous dard-naak: painful Saar: khaak-saar
Count your blessings, is an old saying. Allah also wants us to remember and recall His favors upon us. Therefore, as for the orphan, do not oppress (him). And as for him who asks, do not chide (him), And as for the favor of your Lord, do announce (it). [Surah: 9-11]
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