Were does water come from?

Uploaded on Nov 22, 2009 | National Geographic Confirms Quranic Science

National Geographic confirms the Truth passed on from generation to generation for over 1400 years, that is the Holy Qur'an. This clip talks about how the earth got its water. While the Holy Qur'an already mentioned how some rock contains rivers, recent science is only uncovering the Truth that has been revealed over 14 centuries ago. This video serves as a Sign for the Believers, thus it may strengthen their faith in God, while the Disbelievers will continue rejecting every Sign brought forth to them... until they see the Fire in front of them face to face. But how will regrets profit them then?

Antonio Inoki, Wrestling Legend, Converts To Islam, Promotes International Peace

Published on 6 Feb 2013:



Renowned Japanese wrestler receives warm welcome in Peshawar

Published on 6 Dec 2012 : A traditional heartwarming welcome was given to the Japanese wrestler Muhammad Hussain Inoki who is visiting Peshwar with his squad of 13 wrestlers.

A friendly wrestling match also took place between the Pakistani and Japanese wrestlers which was thoroughly enjoyed by fans.

Inside Mecca - by: National Geographic

Published on Oct 18, 2012:

New York on Islam.

How do Muslims observe Ramadan in places where the sun does not set?

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THE Islamic holy month of Ramadan begins at the sighting of the new moon in the ninth month of the lunar calendar. During Ramadan (which starts on July 9th this year) observant Muslims around the world abstain from food and drink between sunrise and sunset. Because it follows the lunar calendar, Ramadan shifts by 11 days a year in relation to the Gregorian calendar. In some places, like Saudi Arabia, that makes little difference to the number of hours a day Muslims must fast. But what happens in northern countries where there can be up to 24 hours of darkness or light, depending on the time of year? What about in Antarctica, where periods of continuous daylight and continuous darkness last several months? How do Muslims observe Ramadan in places where the sun does not set?

9 Things You Didn’t Know About The Prophet’s Mosque

Seeing a scene of impeccable beauty, we often hear the term “Heaven on Earth!” But there is only one place that literally has the right to proclaim itself heaven on Earth. There, deep in the mosque of the Prophet  (masjid Nabawi), covered by green carpets and the tears of millions, lies a “garden from the gardens of paradise.” It is a place known to every Muslim who has ever lived, yet there's still much we don't know about it. Here are just some of the interesting facts and mysteries of the Prophet's  Mosque:

9. The first place in the Arabian Peninsula to have electricity

When the Ottomans introduced electricity to the Arabian Peninsula, the first place to be lit up was the mosque of the Prophet . By some accounts, it would be a few more years before the Sultan himself had full electricity in his own palace in Istanbul.

8. The current mosque is larger than the old city

The current mosque is more than 100 times the size of the original building. This means that the current mosque covers almost the entire area of the old city itself. This is evident from the fact that whereas Jannat Al-Baqi cemetery was on the outskirts of the city during the time of the Prophet , it now borders the precincts of the current mosque grounds.

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