Let's think : By Dr.King, Swami Satyapriya

[Quick links]  [Pause] We were discussing the essentials of Islam. The holy Quran lays lot of emphasis on regular prayers or Salat or Namaz as they are called.

Quick links  Pause We were discussing the essentials of Islam. As a third commandment, the holy Quran says – “Speak fair to the people”. What does ‘fair’ mean? Does it mean speaking sugar coated words as we see nowadays?

Quick links  Pause Continuing our discussion on the 5 essential commandments of Islam as listed by the Holy Quran, today let us take up the second commandment namely “Treat with kindness your parents and kindred, and orphans and those in need.”

Quick links  Pause Normal 0 false false false EN-US Continuing our discussion on the 5 essential commandments of Islam as listed by the Holy Quran, let us now see the second part of the first commandment. Quran says that one should worship Allah and only Allah. It quotes several past incidents when people had worshiped others as God and they were severely punished.

Quick links  Pause We were discussing the 5 essential commandments of Islam as listed by the Holy Quran. Let us now see the first commandment, namely “Worship Allah”. Many of us think that Allah is the God of Muslims. And so do even some Muslim. But is that the case?

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