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1521
Which Surah was revealed in defense of Abu Bakr’s honor?
Surah Al-Nur addressed slander against Aisha رضي الله عنها and by extension Abu Bakr. It emphasized purity, chastity, and social ethics. It defended the Prophet’s household. It set rules against slander.
1522
How did the revelation of the Scrolls affect Ibrahim's title among Muslims?
While the revelation of the Suhuf is a part of his prophetic journey, Ibrahim is most famously known as 'Khalilullah' (the Friend of Allah). This title reflects his intimate relationship with the Divine and his perfect submission, which was documented in his scrolls.
1523
The Scrolls of Abraham are considered part of which category of revelation?
Suhuf-i-Ibrahim falls under 'Wahy,' which is the direct divine revelation from Allah to His prophets. Muslims believe these scrolls were not the product of human thought but were the literal guidance sent from the heavens.
1524
According to Islamic belief, what is the current status of the original Suhuf-i-Ibrahim?
In Islamic theology, while Muslims believe in the original revelation of the Suhuf-i-Ibrahim, the physical scrolls themselves are considered lost to time. They are not available as a complete, verified document today, unlike the Quran which is preserved in its entirety.
Bilal, the beloved mu’azzin of the Prophet ﷺ, is buried in Damascus. After the Prophet’s passing, he moved there and spent his last years. His grave is a site of respect for Muslims.
Isa عليه السلام was raised alive from the Kalori hill, according to tradition. Muslims believe he was not crucified but lifted by Allah. His return is awaited before the Day of Judgment.
Ibrahim’s grave is in Hebron, near Jerusalem, in the famous Cave of Machpelah. It remains a sacred site for Muslims, Jews, and Christians alike. His burial place connects the Abrahamic faiths historically.
Ibrahim (AS) and his son Isma‘il (AS) raised the foundations of the Ka‘bah in Makkah. They prayed for their descendants to remain steadfast upon tawheed. The Ka‘bah became the qiblah (direction of prayer) for Muslims. This act symbolized obedience and unity in worship of Allah.
Yawm al-Nahr is the Day of Sacrifice, on the 10th of Dhul Hijjah. Pilgrims slaughter animals as part of Hajj rites. Muslims worldwide also perform sacrifice on this day during Eid al-Adha.
1530
What is the theme of the last ten days (ashra) of Ramadan?
The last ashra is Ashra al-Nijat (Salvation). It highlights freedom from Hellfire. These nights include Laylat al-Qadr, which is better than a thousand months. Muslims intensify worship in these final days.
