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Why Is the City of Jerusalem Important in Islam? In Arabic, Jerusalum is called "Al-Quds"—the Noble, Sacred Place. Jerusalem is perhaps the only city in the world that is considered historically and spiritually significant to Jews, Christians, and Muslims alike. The is known in Arabic as Al-Quds or Baitul-Maqdis ("The Noble, Sacred Place"), and the importance of the city to Muslims comes as a surprise to some Christians and Jews. Center of Monotheism It should be remembered that Judaism, Christianity, and Islam all spring from a common source. All are religions of — the belief that there is one God, and one God only. All three religions share a reverence for many of the same prophets responsible for first teaching the Oneness of God in the area around Jerusalem, including Abraham, Moses, David, Solomon, and — peace be upon them all. The reverence these religions share for Jerusalem is evidence of this shared background. First Qiblah for Muslims For Musli...

1. Idan za ka nemi aure , ka nemi mace mai addini, kada ka biye wa kyau, dukiya. Haƙiƙa kyawu da dukiya za su ƙare, amma idan ka auri mai addini za ka yi rayuwa mai daɗi da ita, kuma abar birgewa ga mai kallo. 2. Ina gargaɗin ka a kan auren kyakkyawar mace wace ta fito daga mummunan gida. 3. Duniya jin daɗi ce, mafi alherin jin daɗinta mace ta gari. Wannan ya sa idan Allah ya ba wa mutum mace ta gari ya yi bankwana da rigima, damuwa, ƙunci da yawan mantuwa , domin kuwa idan mutum ya auri mace ƴar bala'i za ta rikitar da shi ta riƙa sanya shi yin ƙabali da ba'adi a cikin sallarsa. Kuma koda yaushe zai kasance cikin tunani da jin tsoron abin da zai biyo baya a duk lokacin da ya shiga gidansa. 4. Kada ka kula yarinyar mutane inba aurar ta za ka yi ba. Ka ji tsoron Allah ka daina hure wa ƴaƴan mutane kunne kana aikata alfasha da su. Shin za ka so a yi wa ƴarka ko wata ƴar uwarka irin abin da kake yi wa ƴaƴan wasu na rashin ɗa'a, ko dai ƴaƴanka da ƴan uwanka sun fi n...

A line in the Nigerian national anthem says “the labour of our heroes past shall never be in vain.” This can only be achieved if these Nigerian heroes do not go into extinction in the hearts of Nigerians who sing/sang the anthem every morning at the assembly ground, government functions or similar occasions of national importance. Nigeria has had a couple of patriotic citizens who made significant impacts in the development of the country, and it will only be fair if they are honored even in their absence. Below is a list of ten Nigerians whose name cannot be erased from the sand of Nigerian history. Nigerian Heroes You Shouldn’t Forget 1. Sir Ahmadu Bello June 1910 – January 1966 Sir Ahmadu Bello, KBE was born in Rabbah Sokoto and is one of the most prominent early leaders in Nigeria. He was the Sardauna of Sokoto and a leader of the Northern People’s Congress where he dominated Nigerian politics throughout the First Nigerian Republic. Sir Ahmadu Bello fought actively in the independe...