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In I visited Turkey, I wrote my M. My hair stood up. An unknown powerful force led me to old masjid in Istanbul. I swept out the rubbish ideologies The first time in my life, my mind was relaxed and I felt pleasure of Allah's love in my heart. I was a Muslim The life history of the Holy Prophet attracted me very much and made it easy for me to compare with other world leaders and their philosophies. An intellectual who has been serving the German diplomatic missions in various parts of the world.

None of the systems has got a complete code of a noble life. Only Islam has it; and that is why good men embrace it. Islam is not theoretical; it is practical. It means complete submission to the will of God. It is like judging a car as a bad one if the driver of the car is drunk and he bangs it into the wall.

Islam guides all human beings in the daily life - in its spiritual, mental and physical dimensions. But we must find the sources of these instructions, the Qur'an and the example of the Prophet. Then we can see the ideal of Islam. She embraced Islam in Pleasure and happiness in Islam are but the natural byproducts of emotional satisfaction in one's duties conscientiously performed for the pleasure of God to achieve salvation. In Islam duties are always stressed above rights.

Only in Islam was my quest for absolute values satisfied. Abu Said states that those who decided to travel back shave their beards to try to blend back in as they transit from Syria and Iraq back into Europe via Turkey.

He states that those who return to attack at home have become convinced by ISIS that they are serving the greater good, when in fact they are deforming the image and truth of their religion as well as hurting other Muslims.

Abu Said warns others not to join ISIS, stating that they will be deceived, that they will kill and get killed and harm Islam, all while serving other agendas. Anne Speckhard, Ph. Most of us have forgotten that history—if we ever learned it. But, there was a time when people understood such ruthlessness. The play introduced theatre-goers to the story of Tamerlan, the humble shepherd boy raised in poverty yet destined to be the Emperor of Asia.

Taking poetic license, Poe framed his poem as a confessional poem, and Tamerlan on his deathbed confessing his sins to a Roman Catholic priest. Such a thing would likely not have happened, but the commercially savvy Poe understood his audience and probably believed that he needed to include a Christian influence to counteract the Muslim theme of the poem.

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