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Euro Forecast to Decline Following ECB Rate Decision

2009-05-12T04:46:00.002-07:00

EURUSD – Euro Forecast to Decline Following ECB Rate Decision
USDJPY – Japanese Yen May Reverse on Sentiment Shift
GBPUSD – British Pound Forecast Remains Bearish
USDCHF – US Dollar/Swiss Franc Expected to Rally
USDCAD – Canadian Dollar Forecast to Decline Against USD

COT Data Warns of Dollar Weakness

2009-05-12T04:46:00.001-07:00

The COT Index is the percentile of the difference between net speculative positioning and net commercial positioning measured over a specific number of weeks (either 52 or 13). A reading close to 0 suggests that a bottom is forming and a reading close to 100 suggests that a top is forming. The readings are for the actual currency, not the currency pair. For example, a reading of 100 on the Canadian Dollar suggests that the Canadian Dollar is close to a top (USDCAD close to a bottom).

Australian Dollar

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AUD: Australian Dollar speculators are net short and commercials net long. The index recently turned up from 17, which is a low enough level to suggest that a pessimism extreme was reached.

Swiss Franc

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CHF: Speculators are short CHF and commercials are long CHF. This is CHF bearish since the difference between the two groups is not large.

Swiss Franc Direction May Be Determined By SNB Rate Decision

2009-05-12T04:43:00.000-07:00

The Swiss Franc broke below the 20 and 100 Day SMA’s to end the week as the currency gained from broad based dollar weakness. However, the pair found support at 1.1500 which has held since February 4th. The Franc spent most of the week stuck in the 1.1700-1.1800 range despite a record

Japanese Yen's Safe Haven Role Reviewed As Sentiment Fails

2009-05-12T04:42:00.000-07:00

What defines a safe haven currency? This is a questions that has been sidestepped many times by financial participants in the past. Back when conditions were optimal, there was little doubt that US Treasuries, gold and the Japanese yen were key harbors for rough financial weather. However, with an economic recession evolving into a depression and a financial crisis testing the limits of government reserves, anything and everything is being reevaluated. And, for a fundamentally-unstable and crisis-prone financial center like Japan, there may be a good reason for cutting its currency from the list.

US Dollar Could Succumb to Weak Fundamental Forces This Week

2009-05-12T04:41:00.000-07:00

US Dollar Could Succumb to Weak Fundamental Forces This Week

The US dollar ended last week mixed across the majors as the currency gained against the British pound, euro, Japanese yen, Canadian dollar but fell versus the Swiss franc, New Zealand dollar, and Australian dollar. However, when looking at the big picture – aka the DXY Index – the greenback remains in the uptrend that started in mid-December, which presents potential for further gains.

person

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	Many people are motivated to adopt a religious faith out of a need for security in a dangerous world. When their religion is challenged, they react emotionally and sometimes violently.
	Religious beliefs are largely based on faith rather than reason. This means that conflicts among religions cannot be easily settled through dialogue. Disagreements can often escalate.
	Many people believe that there is only one "top-down" religion: i.e. there is only a single religion revealed by God to humanity. That sole religion is, of course, their own. Meanwhile they believe that all other religions are "bottom-up" faiths: i.e. religions created by humans to express their concept of God. It is difficult for a person to respect other religions if they "know" that their religion, alone, is the true one.

Religion

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Religion can generate great personal commitment and passion, expressed as caring, love, respect, and support for others. It can motivate believers to dedicate their lives to the alleviation of suffering and need. However, it can also motivate people to hate followers of other religions, and secularists. This can escalate into actions of conflict, oppression, murder, terrorism and genocide.

Which

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A man told his grandson: "A terrible fight is going on inside me -- a fight between two wolves. One is evil, and represents hate, anger, arrogance, intolerance, and superiority . The other is good, and represents joy, peace, love, tolerance, understanding, humility, kindness, empathy, generosity, and compassion. This same fight is going on inside you, inside every other person too."

The grandson then asked: "Which wolf will win?" The old man replied simply: "The one you feed." Anon.

Honor each

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	Honor each other: "O mankind! We created you from a male and a female and made you into nations and tribes that you may know and honor each other (not that you should despise one another). Indeed the most honorable of you in the sight of God is the most righteous." Chapter 49, Verse 13
	God loves the kind: "God does not forbid you to be kind and equitable to those who have neither fought against your faith nor driven you out of your homes. In fact God loves the

Muhammad Omar

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"Those who believe (in the Quran), and those who follow the Jewish (scriptures), and the Christians...and (all) who believe in God and the last day and work righteousness, shall have their reward with their Lord; on them shall be no fear, nor shall they grieve." The Qur'an, 2:62
bullet "Jim Jones, David Koresh and Meir Kahane do not typify Christianity and Judaism in the eyes of the civilized West, but those same eyes are prone to see Osama bin Laden and Mullah Muhammad Omar as typifying Islam," Richard Bulliet 2

Allah

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"The messenger of Allah said: "Islam is to testify that there is no god but Allah and Muhammad is the messenger of Allah, to perform the prayers, to pay the zakat, to fast in Ramadhan, and to make the pilgrimage to the House if you are able to do so." He said: " You have spoken rightly", Jebreel (Gabriel) from Number 2 of "Al-Nawawi's Forty Hadiths." ₁

Hanno

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certain islands lying on their course, and very possibly put in at the mainland of Arabia. But the cape which Nearchus says his party sighted running out into the sea opposite Carmania no one has ever been able to round, and thus turn inwards towards the far side. I am inclined to think that had this been navigable,ft and had there been any passage, it would have been proved navigable, and a passage found, by the indefatigable energy of Alexander. Moreover, Hanno the Libyan started out from Carthage and passed the pillars of Heracles and sailed into the outer Ocean, with Libya on his port side, and he sailed on towards the east, five-and-thirty days all told. But when at last he turned southward, he fell in with every sort of difficulty, want of water, blazing heat, and fiery streams running into the sea. But Cyrene, lying in the more desert parts of Africa, is grassy and fertile and well-watered; it bears all sorts of fruits and animals, right up to the region where the silphium grows; beyond this silphium belt its upper parts are bare and sandy. Here this my history shall cease, which, as well as my other, deals with Alexander of Macedon son of Philip.

Astacenians

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I. ALL the territory that lies west of the river Indus up to the river Cophen is inhabited by Astacenians and Assacenians, Indian tribes. But they are not, like the Indians dwelling within the river Indus, tall of stature, nor similarly brave in spirit, nor as black as the greater part of the Indians. These long ago were subject to the Assyrians; then to the Medes, and so they became subject to the Persians; and they paid tribute to Cyrus son of Cambyses from their territory, as Cyrus commanded. The Nysaeans are not an Indian race; but part of those who came with Dionysus to India; possibly even of those Greeks who became past service in the wars which Dionysus waged with Indians; possibly also volunteers of the neighbouring tribes whom Dionysus settled there together with the Greeks, calling the country Nysaea from the mountain Nysa, and the city itself Nysa. And the mountain near the city, on whose foothills Nysa is built, is called Merus because of the incident at Dionysus' birth. All this the poets sang about Dionysus; and I leave it to the narrators of Greek or Eastern history to recount them. Among the Assacenians is Massaca, a great city, where resides the chief authority of the Assacian land; and another city Peucela, this also a great city, not far from the Indus. These places then are inhabited on this side of the Indus towards

For more

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Sourcebook.

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Besides

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Besides that the Turks refuse all reform, they are seditious and mutinous; their armies are encumbered with immense baggage, and their camp has all the conveniences of a town, with shops etc. for such was their ancient custom when they wandered with their hordes. When their sudden fury is abated, which is at the least obstinate resistance, they are seized with a panic, and have no rallying as formerly. The cavalry is as much afraid of their own infantry as of the enemy; for in a defeat they fire at them to get their horses to escape more quickly. In short, it is a mob assembled rather than an army levied. None of those numerous details of a well-organized body, necessary to give quickness, strength, and regularity to its actions, to avoid confusion, to repair damages, to apply to every part to some use; no systematic attack, defense, or retreat; no accident foreseen, nor provided for...

submissive

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It is undeniable that the power of the Turks was once formidable to their neighbors not by their numbers only, but by their military and civil institutions, far surpassing those of their opponents. And they all trembled at the name of the Turks, who with a confidence procured by their constant successes, held the Christians in no less in contempt as warriors than they did on account of their religion. Proud and vainglorious, conquest was to them a passion, a gratification, and even a means of salvation, a sure way of immediately attaining a delicious paradise. Hence their zeal for the extension of their empire; hence their profound respect for the military profession, and their glory even in being obedient and submissive to discipline.

FIRMAN

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Such being my supreme pleasure on all the points above specified, thou, thy children, and thy descendants, grateful for this exalted sovereign favour, ye shall always be diligent in scrupulously executing the conditions laid down, ye shall take need not to infringe them, ye shall be careful to ensure the repose and the tranquility of the Egyptians by protecting them from all injury and from all oppressions, ye shall report to this place, and ye shall apply for orders on all matters of importance which concern those countries, it being for these purposes that the present Imperial FIRMAN, which is decorated with my sovereign signature, has been written, and is sent to you.

conditions

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As each of the conditions settles as above is annexed to the privilege of hereditary succession, if a single one of them is not executed, that privilege of hereditary succession shall forthwith be abolished and annulled.

customary

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It being customary to send every year from Egypt provisions in kind to the two Holy Cities, the provisions and other articles, whatever they may be, which have up to this time been sent thither, shall continue to be sent to each place separately.

Egypt

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Henceforth, when the post shall be vacant, the Government of Egypt shall descend in a direct line, from the elder to the elder, in the male race among the sons and grandsons. As regards their nomination, that shall be made by my Sublime Porte.

additional

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In consequence, and as the zeal and sagacity by which thou art characterized, as likewise the experience and knowledge which thou hast acquired in the affairs of Egypt during the long space of time that thou hast held the post of Governor of Egypt, give reason to believe that thou hast acquired a title to the favour and to the confidence which I may grant to thee, that is to say, that thou wilt be sensible of their full extent, and all the gratitude which thou shouldst have for them, that thou wilt apply thyself to cause these feelings to descend to thy sons and thy nephews, I grant unto thee the Government of Egypt within its ancient boundaries, such as they are to be found in the map which is sent unto thee by my Grand Vizier now in office, with a seal affixed to it, together with the additional privilege of hereditary succession, and with the following conditions:-

submission

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The act of submission which thou hast just made, the assurances of fidelity and devotion which thou hast given, and the upright and sincere intentions which thou hast manifested, as well with regard to myself as in the interests of my Sublime Porte, have come to my sovereign knowledge, and have been very agreeable to me.

Fitgerald

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Firdausi: The Epic of Kings, c. 1000 CE [At MIT]
HTML version in short sections.
Firdausi: The Epic of Kings, c. 1000 CE [At Adelaide]
Omar Khayyam (d. 1123 CE): The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam (first edition), trans. by Edward FitzGerald (page images [At Virginia]
Omar Khayyam: The Rubiayat, c. 1120 CE, or another version, both editions translated by Edward Fitzgerald.
Omar Khayyam (d. 1123 CE): The Rubaiyat, c. 1120
This is not the famous translation by Edward Fitgerald, but a more complete version by E. H. Whinfield.

Poetry

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Edward Carpenter (1884-1929): Iolaus: An Anthology of Friendship [chapter on Arabia and Persia], with extracts from Rumi, Hafiz and Saadi.
The Tale of Nur Al-Din Ali and his Son Badr Al-Din Hasan,
from The Arabian Nights, translated Sir. Richard Francis Burton.
Abu Nawas (c.756-810 CE): Poetry
The Nizámu'l Mulk (?-1092 CE) : On the Courtiers and Familars of Kings
Sa'di (1184-1292 CE): Gulistan, 13th Century CE, Full text of Persian prose/poetry text with significant homoerotic content.
Rumi: Poetry

Interne

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Ibn Rushd (Averroës) (1126-1198 CE): Religion & Philosophy, c. 1190 CE.
The text is On the Harmony of Religions and Philosophy, or in Arabic Kitab fasl al-maqal, with its appendix (Damina). Appended is an extract from Kitab al-kashf`an manahij al-adilla. Averroes was also a major influence on Western thinkers.
2ND Ibn Rushd (Averroës) (1126-1198 CE), from Enc. Brit. [At Internet Archive, from Purdue]
Islamic political philosophy: Al-Farabi, Avicenna, Averroes [Local copy]

Goldschmidt

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The Nizámu'l Mulk (?-1092 CE) : On the Courtiers and Familars of Kings
Ibn Battuta (1307-1377 CE): Travels, selections
Ibn Battuta (1307-1377 CE): Travels in Asia and Africa 1325-1354
2ND Arthur Goldschmidt: A Concise History of the Middle East. Chap. 8. "Islamic Civilization"
2ND Oleg Grabar: Ceremonial and Art at the Umayyad Court. PhD Dissertation, Princeton Univ 1955. Chap. I. The Umayyad Royal Idea and its Expression under Mu'awiyah I. pp 18 ff
2ND Oleg Grabar: The Formation of Islamic Art, (New Haven: Yale Univ Press, 19??), pp. 43- 71,.Chap. 3 "The Symbolic Appropriation of the Land" chapter 3
2ND S. M. Ghazanfar: The Islamic World and the Western Renaissance [At Cyberistan].

This page

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Ethiopia

2009-03-31T01:23:00.001-07:00

All these land grabbing sprees pass in sanitized names such as ‘foreign investment,’ and ‘developing empty land to increase yields.' The re-invention of the old colonial strategy that came to Africa in the name of “civilization” to that of helping fix perennial famine challenges fails to address reasons why African farmers cannot feed the continent in the first place.
In cases where communities with superior farming technologies lease land from governments on the continent; they do not recognize existing disputes between communities and the said governments that has led to the huge chunks of “idle” land. In cases where individual African landowners lease out the land; analysts do not probe why international banks are quick to finance outsiders with agro loans to feed Africa and produce bio-fuels as opposed to financing indigenous entrepreneurs.
Land leases in poor countries address the symptom rather than the actual disease. For example in Africa; the leases are negotiated with organizations (governments) which have never been reformed to achieve legitimacy from the governed. Such lease agreements do not address the interests of the farmers, especially why farmers in poor countries cannot competitively produce to feed themselves and the rest of the world. To send in mercenary farmers is to perpetuate the prejudiced notion that those who have shall be added; but for those who do not have, even the little they have shall be taken away.
Europe, United States of America, and Japan among others have received a series of petitions on the negative impact of their farm subsidies on African agriculture. Ever since independence, prices for African commodities ranging from agricultural to minerals have always been set by Western countries thereby impacting negatively on the quest for sustained growth, value addition and bargaining power. Policy makers from the West have in the last five decades reminded Africans on the dearth of leadership on the continent. What makes the Western leadership suddenly assume that Africa has finally gotten the right leaders to negotiate ceding of land to their farmers?
The surge towards acquiring African lands to feed people in re-emerging economies buttresses the fact that famine on the continent is an artificial problem. Developed and re-emerging economy elites are ganging up with short term focused African elites to rob farmers of the ability to feed the continent. African farmers are starved of financing and technology and enslaved by trading regimes that makes it difficult for them to access national, regional and international markets.
The quest to lease land from Africa is a strong signal that there exists great demand for the continent’s agricultural produce. It is imperative that African governments take advantage of this, not by leasing out land- but by providing a framework to increase productivity in the farming sector. It is also extremely urgent to review land policies inherited from colonial governments in order to give power to Africans to utilize their land for their benefit and the benefit of the rest of the World.
The short term aspect of leasing out land will be to generate revenue for the sustenance of the political elites. The long term effect will be to sustain the psychological rape on the African mind that has for over five centuries made him/her to believe that an African has no ability to confront daily challenges. In the final analysis, the leasing spree is setting up the continent for another stage of violent episodes as the continent’s citizenry remain mere spectators at the market place.By James Shikwati Mr. Shikwati is the Director of Inter Region Economic NetworkComment on this article!
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wealthy

2009-03-31T01:22:00.000-07:00

Developed and re-emerging economies are already at it once more. South Korea is keen to lease a million hectares in Madagascar; Qatar is seeking 100,000 hectares in Kenya; Saudi Arabia is targeting over 9,000 hectares in Sudan; a New York based firm is keen to lease 400,000 hectares in Southern Sudan; a British firm bought 45,000 hectares in Tanzania; a Swedish firm is negotiating a 100,000 hectare lease in Tanzania; a Germany company purchased over 13,000 hectares of land in Ethiopia and…

Ransom

2009-03-31T01:19:00.000-07:00

Is it obscene to get European farmers to move to poor countries and feed the hungry?” A delegate in a recent European Landowners’ forum asked. To send mercenary farmers to Africa in the guise of fighting hunger is absolutely obscene. Famine is used to hold Africa’s 'bottom billion' at ransom by wealthy nations.

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The leasing spree is setting up the continent for another stage of violent episodes as the continent’s citizenry remain mere spectators at the market place.

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the Winter

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Br. Noufal Al-Thamiri
Br. Maged Abdel-Kader
Invited Scholars (in person as well as by Phone)
Other invited Local Speakers

of Lecture:

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To increase our Islamic knowledge
To increase our Islamic brotherhood
To provide an opportunity for brothers to present Islamic topics

Good

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Whenever some people gather in one of Allah's houses (mosques) to recite the book of Allah and study it among themselves, calmness descends upon them, the angels surround them, mercy covers them, and Allah mentions them to those who are with Him" (hadith)

Islam is a complete way of life

2009-02-19T08:31:00.000-08:00

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Islami World

2009-02-19T08:06:00.000-08:00

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“ صواريخ جو - ارض”
قذف الجن بالشهب والنجوم

علي سينا

كان محمد على نفس شاكلة قومه واقرانه من اهل الجزيرة العربيه , يؤمن بالخيالات والاشباح وكان يسميها "الجن"
هذه المخلوقات وكما يخبرنا محمد مصنوعة من نار وتعيش بيننا وتحاول اغرائنا لنفعل المعاصي وندخل النار.
اكثر ما في الامر استغرابا ومدعاة للضحك هو "وكما اخبر محمد " ان هذه الجن الملاعين كانت تصعد الى السماء لتستمع الى الاحاديث الدائره بين الملائكه وبين الله لتكتشف مخططات الله وملائكته لتعمل على احباطها , ولكن الله عندما بعث محمدا بالنبوه وحتى لا يسرق الجن كلام الله ويعطيه لشخص اخر غير محمد ويدعي ذلك الشخص النبوة كذبا , صنع الله النجوم والشهب لمحاربة هؤلاء الجن الملاعين , فكان يقذف الجن الذي يسترق السمع بشهاب او نجم فيطرحه ارضا ,(وكان من الجن ايضا من تدرب على الركض في الماراثونات فيهرب ولا يصيبه اذى)

يقول الله على لسان الجن في سورة الجن ,اية 8-9 "وانا لمسنا السماء فوجدناها ملئت حرسا شديدا وشهبا ,وانا كنا نقعد منها مقاعد للسمع فمن يستمع الان يجد له شهابا رصدا "
ويقول ايضا في سورة الصافات ,اي 6-10 " انا زيينا السماء الدنيا بزينة الكواكب , وحفظا من كل شيطان مارد , لا يسسمعون الى الملأ الاعلى ويقذفون من كل جانب ,دحورا ولهم عذاب واصب , الا من خطف الخطفة فاتبعه شهاب ثاقب "

هذا الرجل "محمد" كان حقا مضطربا عقليا , فمرة يرى الارض منبسطه , ومرة يرى الشمس تطلع من الشرق وتغيب في الاوحال , ومرة يرى ملائكة , ومرة يرى جنا , ومرة يرى سبع طبقات للسماء وان النجوم معلقة في السماء الاولى "الدنيا" لتزين الارض ولتستخدم كصواريخ لقذف الجن بها ,,," ايها الناس الا تفيقون من جهلكم وغبائكم" ,,, اي عاقل هذه الايام يصدق هذه الاكاذيب التي صدقها محمد وقومه يوما ما ؟!!!

هذه الصواريخ " الجو-ارض او الجو – جو" التي كان يراها محمد مضيئة في السماء هي شهبا وهي اجزاء من الصخور التي تنفصل من الكواكب او غيرها لسبب او لاخر ,تقترب من الارض بفعل جاذبييتها وتخترق الغلاف الجوي بسرعة هائلة مشكلة ضوئا نتيجة ذلك الاحتكاك بالغلاف الجوي .

ان ما يدعوا للسخريه ان المسلمين ما زالوا يؤمنون بوجود الجن والسبب ,,, انه ورد ذكرهم في القران , والقران كلام الله والله لا يخطيء !!!!

واريد اخيرا ان اذكر المسلمين بان هناك ظاهرة كونية اسمها المطر الشهابي والتي تحدث بين حين واخر وهي باختصار :" سقوط عشرات الالاف او حتى مئات الالاف من الشهب في ليلة واحدة" ,فما هو سببها يا ترى ؟ هل ان الله في تلك الليله يكون مجتمعا مع الملائكه ليضع خطه لتحويل هذه الارض الى جنه او انه يعد العده لارسال نبي جديد , او انه يكتب مسوودة لقران جديد ؟ ," كما يخبرنا ابن كثير او القرطبي في تفسيرهما للايات المذكوره اعلاه", ونتيجة لهول الحدث يجتمع الملايين من الجن ويتخذوا قرارا بالصعود جميعا الى السماء حتى لا يفويهم اي من تفاصيل هذه الخطه الالهية ؟؟؟

The Creed of Al-Imaam ibn Abi Zaid
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Al-Usool us-Sittah

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Shuroot of La ilaaha illa Allah
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Nawaaqid Al-Islam
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Author: Shaykh Muhammad ibn Saalih al-‘Uthaimeen (Rahimahu-llah)