How to go to Hannah in Islam?

Since we are born into this life, we are born into the obligation of doing good deed. One of the good deed we should do is to help others. A way to help others is to give zakah which is a charity in Islam. Zakah is an obligation that must be carried out in every Muslim at least once a year before the end of the Islamic month of Ramadan.

How to go to Hannah in the Quran?

The teachings of Islam about Hannah are the same as the quran The Quran says: And whoever commits the deeds of unbelief—He has gone (far) astray—His (faithless) deeds lie in wait for him, deeds functioning like (unseen) chains (to bind his hands and feet), to be pulled at, to hamper (him), and he will burn in the wrath of Allah, Jesus, the son of Mary, has said: “He who commits

How to start going to Hannah in Islam?

Now that you are convinced of the truth of Islam, it is time to apply its teachings to your daily life. One of the first things that you need to do is to replace your disbelief with faith in Allah. You need to be sincere about your faith in Allah and do not be influenced by people who are trying to make you disbelieve the truth. You need to read the Quran and learn about Islam. The Quran is the only book that gives you guidance from Allah.

How to start going to Sawrah in Islam?

The first step in the journey towards the love of God is to start keeping a regular practice of prayer. The five obligatory acts of Islam are: (1) the worship of God through the five daily prayers, (2) the fasting during the month of Ramadan, (3) the pilgrimage to Makkah, (4) the charity and (5) the supplication, or asking for help in one’s lifetime.

How to go to the Sawrah in Islam?

The Prophet (peace be upon him) pointed out the sawrah when he began his journey towards Makkah from Medina. The sawrah is the desert between the two holy cities. The Prophet (peace be upon him) made his way towards Makkah walking from the direction of the Mountain of Arafah, the first place of pilgrimage, towards the sawrah. The Prophet (peace be upon him) covered a distance of about 15 km. He began his journey from the seventh year of