تعلن دولة الكويت عن حاجتها لمعلمين ومعلمات مصريين للعمل بالهيئة التعليمية فى تخصصات اللغة الفرنسية "معلمات" الرياضيات "معلمين ومعلمات" الكيميا ء "معلمين" الفيزياء "معلمين" الأحياء "معلمين" الجيولوجيا "معلمين" الديكور "معلمات" التربية البدنية "معلمات" التربية الفنية "معلمين" التربية الموسيقية "معلمين ومعلمات" الشروط: ألا يقل المؤهل العلمى عن جيد. توفر خبرة فى مجال التعليم لا تقل عن 3 سنوات للمؤهلات التربوية و5 سنوات لغير المؤهلات التربوية، وتستثنى من الخبرة المؤهلات التالية "الديكور، التربية البدنية والتربية الموسيقية. بالنسبة للتربية الموسيقية أن يكون من الحاصلين على مؤهل: - الإجازة الجامعية فى الموسيقى تخصص بيانو + آلة أخرى. - معهد الكونسورفوتوار "بيانو – كمان – قانون – نفخ – توزيع أوركسترالى". - بكالوريوس التربية النوعية بتقدير جيد جدا. - معهد الدراسات الموسيقية "المرحلة الابتدائية فقط". - أن يجيد المتقدم العزف على البيانو. - أن يحضر المتقدم آلته الموسيقية الإضافية معه. وبالنسبة للتربية البدنية: - ألا يزيد العمر عن 30 عاما ويفضل من لديها خبرة فى التدريب والتحكيم أو التخصص فى احد مجالات التربية البدنية. وبالنسبة للديكور: - أن يكون حاصلا على بكالوريوس فانون تطبيقية قسم تصميم داخلى - شهادة قيادة الحاسب الآلى أو شهادة كامبريدج. شروط عامة لكافة المتقدمين: - ألا يزيد العمر عن 45 عاما باستثناء المتقدمات لمعلمات التربية البدنية 30 عاما. - أن يكون مزاولا لمهنة التعليم لنفس التخصص المتقدم له حتى تاريخ تقديم الطلب. - جميع المستندات المقدمة تكون صور ضوئية. - عند التعاقد يجب أن تكون المؤهلات العلمية وكشف الدرجات مصدقا عليه من الجهات الرسمية بصحة البيانات من المكتب الثقافى لدولة الكويت. - يتم استقبال شهادة الخبرة الحكومية والخاصة بالتعيين فقط وليس بنظام الحصة والأجر وتكون موثقة من الجهات الرسمية موضحا فيها بداية استلام العمل. - معادلة المجلس الأعلى للجامعات الخاصة للشهادات الصادرة عن الجامعات الخاصة. - إرفاق صورة من شهادة الثانوية العامة. - تقديم ما يثبت عدم الارتباط بوزارة التربية والتعليم وأن يرفق صورة موافقة جهة العمل على العمل بدولة الكويت. - على من سبق له العمل بدولة الكويت تدوين ذلك فى الطلب مع ذكر سنوات الخبرة والمرحلة التعليمية وأسباب ترك الخدمة أو إرفاق شهادة الخبرة. - إرفاق صورة من جواز السفر على أن يكون صالحا لمدة لا تقل عن سنتين وصورة شخصية مقاس 4 فى 6. - لن يتم إعادة التعاقد مع المفصول من الخدمة أو من يدلى ببيانات غير صحيحة. - يجوز للمعلمين إحضار زوجاتهم أو أبنائهم بعد مباشرة العمل وعلى حسابهم الخاص. - لن ينظر للطلبات المكررة أو غير المستوفية للشرط ويكتب على إحدى زوايا المظروف "للعمل بسلك التعليم، والمادة الدراسية، والتقدير العام". - ترسل الطلبات أو تسلم باليد على العنوان التالى "سفارة الكويت 12 شارع نبيل الوقاد – الدقى مكتب المستشار الثقافى لدولة الكويت". بيانات الطلب: الاسم المؤهل العلمى سنة التخرج الجامعة سنوات الخبرة التقدير العام الديانة الجنسية العمر الحالة الاجتماعية عدد الأولاد العنوان رقم هاتف أو رقم اقرب شخص
الأربعاء، 9 سبتمبر 2015
الجمعة، 2 يناير 2015
الأربعاء، 31 ديسمبر 2014
Understanding Miscarriage
Imagine
this: A woman discovers she is expecting a child. She tells the happy
news to her spouse, friends and family, daydreaming about the child she
will soon hold in her arms. Then suddenly, she discovers symptoms that
tell her all is not well with the pregnancy. She may have pain, cramps
and bleeding. She is rushed to the doctor, where she is told that the
pregnancy will not continue normally, she will lose her unborn child.
She may have to undergo surgery or take medicines to get her body back
to its pre-pregnancy state.
This
condition, commonly called a 'miscarriage' may have happened to you, or
someone you know. Doctors estimate that 1 out of every 4 pregnancies
run the risk of miscarriage. Understandably, it is a time of grief and
loss for the expectant woman and her family. She may even ask herself:
Why me? What did I do wrong? What have I done to deserve this?
In
some cultures, there are many superstitious beliefs that blame
miscarriage on a number of external factors like watching a scary movie
or having a bad dream, being startled suddenly, walking in a particular
area at a certain time, eating some specific kinds of food or
someone casting a spell or an 'evil eye'. It is natural for an expectant
woman to unconsciously blame herself for a miscarriage and old wives'
tales like these may make her feel even worse.
Causes
Medically
speaking, there are a number of reasons why a woman may suffer a
miscarriage. Some of the physical factors that can cause miscarriage
are:
• Genetic Defects
Sometimes,
a couple may suffer from genetic defects which are transferred to the
unborn fetus. Genetic defects do not show up in ordinary ultrasonographs
and a couple must undergo a special blood test called 'karyotyping' to
see if their children are at risk.
• Endometriosis
This
is a common condition of the uterus which affects 1 out of every 5
women. About 43 percent of women diagnosed with endometriosis may have
miscarriages due to hormonal imbalances.
• Luteal-Phase Defects
This
is a common cause of spontaneous abortions, and usually happens very
early in the pregnancy due to lack of production of progesterone.
• Uterine Defects
There
are certain malformations of the uterus that can contribute to
miscarriage, such as unicornuate uterus, septate uterus, and bicornuate
uterus. These conditions can be diagnosed by a doctor and treated
surgically once they are diagnosed, to avoid recurrent miscarriages.
• Adhesions
Adhesions are abnormal growths in the ovaries and uterus which may cause miscarriages. However, they can be treated surgically.
• Fibroids
Fibroids
are muscular growths inside the uterus that can cause spontaneous
abortions. A medical procedure called 'myomectomy' can remove the
fibroids from the uterus and prevent miscarriages.
• Incompetent Cervix
This is a defect of the cervix which prevents the pregnancy from going to its full term and causes late miscarriages.
Apart
from these physical causes of miscarriages, there are many other
reasons like infections, exposure to hazardous chemicals at the
workplace or household pesticides and lifestyle factors like stress that
may cause miscarriages. A recent study says women who consume more than
200 milligrams of caffeine are at greater risk of miscarriage, as are
older mothers (from the age of 35 upward).
Pre-conception care and prevention
Women
cannot do much about some risk factors, such as previous miscarriages
and advanced maternal age. However, there are steps that women of all
ages can take to lessen other potential risks. Sometimes, a woman may
undergo a miscarriage even before the first pre-natal medical checkup,
so pre-conception care goes a long way in promoting a healthy pregnancy
and preventing miscarriage.
Doctors
advise women to take prenatal vitamins and minerals like folic acid and
Zinc and avoid second-hand smoke. Women are advised to maintain an
ideal body weight since obesity is believed to increase the risk of
miscarriage. Eating undercooked meat or fish and fish with high levels
of mercury and certain soft cheeses which may contain bacteria should be
avoided in early pregnancy.
Cleaning
the litter of household pets or exposure to patients suffering from
communicable viral diseases like chicken pox and rubella can increase
the risk of exposure to potentially deadly parasitic infections leading
to miscarriage. Sometimes multiple or frequent pregnancies and assisted
reproductive technologies such as in vitro fertilization may cause
recurrent miscarriages.
Experience of a Canadian woman
Many
may ask why a young, Canadian-born, Caucasian woman would embrace a
religion that not only supposedly oppresses women, but takes all her
freedom and independence and treats her as a second class citizen.
I
reject such accusations and pose to them the following question. "Why
is it that so many women who have been born and brought up in the
so-called 'civilized' societies of Canada, USA, and Europe are willing
to reject their liberty, and independence, to embrace a religion that
supposedly oppresses them and is widely assumed to be prejudicial to
them?"
As
a Canadian revert to Islam, I can only present my personal experience
and reasons for rejecting the freedom, that women claim to have in this
society, in favor of the only religion that truly liberates women by
giving us a status and position which is completely unique when compared
to non-Muslim counterparts.
As
a child growing up in a non-religious home, I often asked my parents if
there was a God, who is He, and where did He come from? Their response
was always, believe in what you want to believe. This confused me,
because many of my friends had religions, and I never understood why I
didn't.
I
remember when I was six or seven years old, I attended Sunday School,
at a Church with a friend a couple of times. I found it very boring. I
didn't feel comfortable around the other children, and felt pressured by
the instructor and other children because I didn't know anything about
Jesus Christ, may Allaah exalt his mention. Feeling this way I stopped
going to the Sunday school, and continued growing up without a religion,
with no knowledge of God, which made me feel very lonely.
It wasn't
until I was in high school when I learned about religion in my social
studies class, and remember vividly how my teacher told us women in
Islam have no rights, women are denied education, must be circumcised,
and how women must obey men, otherwise, the men can beat them.
This made me think
No
matter what this teacher said, something in my mind kept telling me
this couldn't be true. Ironically, around the same time I was learning
this, I met a Muslim, named Khaled (who is now my husband) at the place
where I worked and asked him about what my teacher said. He was shocked
to hear the school boards were teaching this about Islam and told me
they were all untrue. When discussing this with my teacher in front of
my fellow students, the teacher told me that my source is wrong, and he
has the information in his books, otherwise he wouldn't be teaching us
this stuff.
My
teacher pretty much made me look stupid; however some of my friends
believed me. I continued talking to Khaled at work about Muslim women
and was very curious about the role of Muslim women. I have to admit
that I never agreed all the time with what Khaled said, but I was also a
non-believer at that time, and never understood fully what Islam was. I
was (and still I am) always fascinated with how the Muslim women would
cover themselves, they always seemed to have the look of peace on their
faces. I would never have guessed that I would one day be one of those
ladies who is fully covered.
Two
years later, Khaled and I were married and had our first child,
Al-Hamdulillah. It wasn't until one year after my second child was born,
Al-Hamdulillah, when I began to feel depressed and adrift, feeling a
large spirituality void. I felt there was a big chunk of my life still
missing. This was when I began to read about various religions, and it
wasn't until I bought a translation of the Holy Quran when I finally
understood the true meaning of life, and that there is none has the
right to be worshipped but Allaah). The Quran answered all the questions
I was looking for, and some that I never even thought of.
One
week before the holy month of Ramadan, I taught myself to pray,
memorized two suras (Quranic Chapters), and said my Shahadah (Testimony
of faith). I no longer felt adrift and I believed in Allaah. It was like
having the feeling and guidance from Allaah.
Wearing
the scarf for the first time made me feel as though I had more peace, I
was someone, not only a someone, but a Muslim. I was (and am)
protecting myself from all evil. I felt a lot more close to Allaah,
because He has ordained women in the Noble Quran to cover themselves.
I
know in my heart that it bothered my husband a lot to have a wife who
did not only embrace Islam, but to see her practicing it when he wasn't.
My husband and I have no differences anymore in terms of raising our
children (as Muslims), and have never been so happy since he and I
started practicing Islam.
My
life has changed a lot since I embraced Islam (all for the best), and
I'm loving every minute of it! I recommend it to everyone out there,
whether a Muslim, Christian, Jew, Hindu, to pick up a copy of the Noble
Quran and to read not just some of it, but all of it. May Allaah give
everyone the strength and courage that He has given me during the past
year.(islam web)
Why I embraced Islam ?
Mrs. Cecilia Mahmuda Cannolly (Australia)
Why I embraced Islam ?
First and foremost I would say it was because fundamentally I had always been a Muslim without being aware of it.
Very
early in my life I had lost faith in Christianity for many reasons, the
major one being that whenever I questioned any Christian, whether it
was a person belonging to the so called Holy Orders or a layman,
regarding any point that puzzled me in regard to the Church teachings, I
invariably received the monotonous answer : `You must not question the
teachings of the Church; you must have faith.' I did not have the
courage in those days to say : `I cannot have faith in something that I
do not understand', and, from my experience, neither do most of the
people who call themselves Christians. What I did do was to leave the
Church (Roman Catholic) and its teaching and to place my faith in the
one true god in whom it was much easier to believe, than in the three
gods of the Church. By contrast with the mysteries and miracles of the
Christian teaching, life took on a new and wider meaning, no longer
cramped with dogma and ritual. Everywhere I looked I could see God's
work. And although, in common with greater minds than my own, I could
not understand the miracles that happened before my eyes, I could stand
and marvel at the wonder of it all --- the trees, flowers, birds and
animals. Even a new born babe became a beautiful miracle, not the same
thing that the Church had taught me to believe at all. I remembered how,
when a child, I gazed at newborn babies and thought, 'It's all covered
in black sin', I no longer believed in ugliness; everything became
beautiful.
Then
one day my daughter brought home a book about Islam. We became so
interested in it that we followed it up with many other books on Islam.
We soon realized that this was really what we believed. During the time I
had believed in Christianity I had been led to believe that Islam was
only something to joke about. Thus all that I then read was a revelation
to me. After a while I looked up some Muslims and questioned them on
some of the points that were not quite clear to me. Here again there was
yet another revelation. My questions were all answered promptly and
concisely, so different from the frustration I had experienced when
questioning Christianity. After much reading and studying of the
religion of Islam both my daughter and myself decided to become Muslims,
taking the names of Rashida and Mahmuda respectively.
If
I were asked what impressed me most in the religion of Islam, I would
probably say the prayers, because prayers in Christianity are used
wholly in begging God (through Jesus Christ) to grant worldly favours,
whereas in Islam they ar used to give praise and thanks to Almighty God
for all His blessings since He knows what is necessary for our welfare
and grants us what we need without our asking it.)islam web)
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تعلن دولة الكويت عن حاجتها لمعلمين ومعلمات مصريين للعمل بالهيئة التعليمية فى تخصصات اللغة الفرنسية "معلمات" الرياضيات "معلمين ومعلمات" الكيميا ء "معلمين" الفيزياء "معلمين" الأحياء "معلمين" الجيولوجيا "معلمين" الديكور "معلمات" التربية البدنية "معلمات" التربية الفنية "معلمين" التربية الموسيقية "معلمين ومعلمات" الشروط: ألا يقل المؤهل العلمى عن جيد. توفر خبرة فى مجال التعليم لا تقل عن 3 سنوات للمؤهلات التربوية و5 سنوات لغير المؤهلات التربوية، وتستثنى من الخبرة المؤهلات التالية "الديكور، التربية البدنية والتربية الموسيقية. بالنسبة للتربية الموسيقية أن يكون من الحاصلين على مؤهل: - الإجازة الجامعية فى الموسيقى تخصص بيانو + آلة أخرى. - معهد الكونسورفوتوار "بيانو – كمان – قانون – نفخ – توزيع أوركسترالى". - بكالوريوس التربية النوعية بتقدير جيد جدا. - معهد الدراسات الموسيقية "المرحلة الابتدائية فقط". - أن يجيد المتقدم العزف على البيانو. - أن يحضر المتقدم آلته الموسيقية الإضافية معه. وبالنسبة للتربية البدنية: - ألا يزيد العمر عن 30 عاما ويفضل من لديها خبرة فى التدريب والتحكيم أو التخصص فى احد مجالات التربية البدنية. وبالنسبة للديكور: - أن يكون حاصلا على بكالوريوس فانون تطبيقية قسم تصميم داخلى - شهادة قيادة الحاسب الآلى أو شهادة كامبريدج. شروط عامة لكافة المتقدمين: - ألا يزيد العمر عن 45 عاما باستثناء المتقدمات لمعلمات التربية البدنية 30 عاما. - أن يكون مزاولا لمهنة التعليم لنفس التخصص المتقدم له حتى تاريخ تقديم الطلب. - جميع المستندات المقدمة تكون صور ضوئية. - عند التعاقد يجب أن تكون المؤهلات العلمية وكشف الدرجات مصدقا عليه من الجهات الرسمية بصحة البيانات من المكتب الثقافى لدولة الكويت. - يتم استقبال شهادة الخبرة الحكومية والخاصة بالتعيين فقط وليس بنظام الحصة والأجر وتكون موثقة من الجهات الرسمية موضحا فيها بداية استلام العمل. - معادلة المجلس الأعلى للجامعات الخاصة للشهادات الصادرة عن الجامعات الخاصة. - إرفاق صورة من شهادة الثانوية العامة. - تقديم ما يثبت عدم الارتباط بوزارة التربية والتعليم وأن يرفق صورة موافقة جهة العمل على العمل بدولة الكويت. - على من سبق له العمل بدولة الكويت تدوين ذلك فى الطلب مع ذكر سنوات الخبرة والمرحلة التعليمية وأسباب ترك الخدمة أو إرفاق شهادة الخبرة. - إرفاق صورة من جواز السفر على أن يكون صالحا لمدة لا تقل عن سنتين وصورة شخصية مقاس 4 فى 6. - لن يتم إعادة التعاقد مع المفصول من الخدمة أو من يدلى ببيانات غير صحيحة. - يجوز للمعلمين إحضار زوجاتهم أو أبنائهم بعد مباشرة العمل وعلى حسابهم الخاص. - لن ينظر للطلبات المكررة أو غير المستوفية للشرط ويكتب على إحدى زوايا المظروف "للعمل بسلك التعليم، والمادة الدراسية، والتقدير العام". - ترسل الطلبات أو تسلم باليد على العنوان التالى "سفارة الكويت 12 شارع نبيل الوقاد – الدقى مكتب المستشار الثقافى لدولة الكويت". بيانات الطلب: الاسم المؤهل العلمى سنة التخرج الجامعة سنوات الخبرة التقدير العام الديانة الجنسية العمر الحالة الاجتماعية عدد الأولاد العنوان رقم هاتف أو رقم اقرب شخص
Understanding Miscarriage
Imagine
this: A woman discovers she is expecting a child. She tells the happy
news to her spouse, friends and family, daydreaming about the child she
will soon hold in her arms. Then suddenly, she discovers symptoms that
tell her all is not well with the pregnancy. She may have pain, cramps
and bleeding. She is rushed to the doctor, where she is told that the
pregnancy will not continue normally, she will lose her unborn child.
She may have to undergo surgery or take medicines to get her body back
to its pre-pregnancy state.
This
condition, commonly called a 'miscarriage' may have happened to you, or
someone you know. Doctors estimate that 1 out of every 4 pregnancies
run the risk of miscarriage. Understandably, it is a time of grief and
loss for the expectant woman and her family. She may even ask herself:
Why me? What did I do wrong? What have I done to deserve this?
In
some cultures, there are many superstitious beliefs that blame
miscarriage on a number of external factors like watching a scary movie
or having a bad dream, being startled suddenly, walking in a particular
area at a certain time, eating some specific kinds of food or
someone casting a spell or an 'evil eye'. It is natural for an expectant
woman to unconsciously blame herself for a miscarriage and old wives'
tales like these may make her feel even worse.
Causes
Medically
speaking, there are a number of reasons why a woman may suffer a
miscarriage. Some of the physical factors that can cause miscarriage
are:
• Genetic Defects
Sometimes,
a couple may suffer from genetic defects which are transferred to the
unborn fetus. Genetic defects do not show up in ordinary ultrasonographs
and a couple must undergo a special blood test called 'karyotyping' to
see if their children are at risk.
• Endometriosis
This
is a common condition of the uterus which affects 1 out of every 5
women. About 43 percent of women diagnosed with endometriosis may have
miscarriages due to hormonal imbalances.
• Luteal-Phase Defects
This
is a common cause of spontaneous abortions, and usually happens very
early in the pregnancy due to lack of production of progesterone.
• Uterine Defects
There
are certain malformations of the uterus that can contribute to
miscarriage, such as unicornuate uterus, septate uterus, and bicornuate
uterus. These conditions can be diagnosed by a doctor and treated
surgically once they are diagnosed, to avoid recurrent miscarriages.
• Adhesions
Adhesions are abnormal growths in the ovaries and uterus which may cause miscarriages. However, they can be treated surgically.
• Fibroids
Fibroids
are muscular growths inside the uterus that can cause spontaneous
abortions. A medical procedure called 'myomectomy' can remove the
fibroids from the uterus and prevent miscarriages.
• Incompetent Cervix
This is a defect of the cervix which prevents the pregnancy from going to its full term and causes late miscarriages.
Apart
from these physical causes of miscarriages, there are many other
reasons like infections, exposure to hazardous chemicals at the
workplace or household pesticides and lifestyle factors like stress that
may cause miscarriages. A recent study says women who consume more than
200 milligrams of caffeine are at greater risk of miscarriage, as are
older mothers (from the age of 35 upward).
Pre-conception care and prevention
Women
cannot do much about some risk factors, such as previous miscarriages
and advanced maternal age. However, there are steps that women of all
ages can take to lessen other potential risks. Sometimes, a woman may
undergo a miscarriage even before the first pre-natal medical checkup,
so pre-conception care goes a long way in promoting a healthy pregnancy
and preventing miscarriage.
Doctors
advise women to take prenatal vitamins and minerals like folic acid and
Zinc and avoid second-hand smoke. Women are advised to maintain an
ideal body weight since obesity is believed to increase the risk of
miscarriage. Eating undercooked meat or fish and fish with high levels
of mercury and certain soft cheeses which may contain bacteria should be
avoided in early pregnancy.
Cleaning
the litter of household pets or exposure to patients suffering from
communicable viral diseases like chicken pox and rubella can increase
the risk of exposure to potentially deadly parasitic infections leading
to miscarriage. Sometimes multiple or frequent pregnancies and assisted
reproductive technologies such as in vitro fertilization may cause
recurrent miscarriages.
Experience of a Canadian woman
Many
may ask why a young, Canadian-born, Caucasian woman would embrace a
religion that not only supposedly oppresses women, but takes all her
freedom and independence and treats her as a second class citizen.
I
reject such accusations and pose to them the following question. "Why
is it that so many women who have been born and brought up in the
so-called 'civilized' societies of Canada, USA, and Europe are willing
to reject their liberty, and independence, to embrace a religion that
supposedly oppresses them and is widely assumed to be prejudicial to
them?"
As
a Canadian revert to Islam, I can only present my personal experience
and reasons for rejecting the freedom, that women claim to have in this
society, in favor of the only religion that truly liberates women by
giving us a status and position which is completely unique when compared
to non-Muslim counterparts.
As
a child growing up in a non-religious home, I often asked my parents if
there was a God, who is He, and where did He come from? Their response
was always, believe in what you want to believe. This confused me,
because many of my friends had religions, and I never understood why I
didn't.
I
remember when I was six or seven years old, I attended Sunday School,
at a Church with a friend a couple of times. I found it very boring. I
didn't feel comfortable around the other children, and felt pressured by
the instructor and other children because I didn't know anything about
Jesus Christ, may Allaah exalt his mention. Feeling this way I stopped
going to the Sunday school, and continued growing up without a religion,
with no knowledge of God, which made me feel very lonely.
It wasn't
until I was in high school when I learned about religion in my social
studies class, and remember vividly how my teacher told us women in
Islam have no rights, women are denied education, must be circumcised,
and how women must obey men, otherwise, the men can beat them.
This made me think
No
matter what this teacher said, something in my mind kept telling me
this couldn't be true. Ironically, around the same time I was learning
this, I met a Muslim, named Khaled (who is now my husband) at the place
where I worked and asked him about what my teacher said. He was shocked
to hear the school boards were teaching this about Islam and told me
they were all untrue. When discussing this with my teacher in front of
my fellow students, the teacher told me that my source is wrong, and he
has the information in his books, otherwise he wouldn't be teaching us
this stuff.
My
teacher pretty much made me look stupid; however some of my friends
believed me. I continued talking to Khaled at work about Muslim women
and was very curious about the role of Muslim women. I have to admit
that I never agreed all the time with what Khaled said, but I was also a
non-believer at that time, and never understood fully what Islam was. I
was (and still I am) always fascinated with how the Muslim women would
cover themselves, they always seemed to have the look of peace on their
faces. I would never have guessed that I would one day be one of those
ladies who is fully covered.
Two
years later, Khaled and I were married and had our first child,
Al-Hamdulillah. It wasn't until one year after my second child was born,
Al-Hamdulillah, when I began to feel depressed and adrift, feeling a
large spirituality void. I felt there was a big chunk of my life still
missing. This was when I began to read about various religions, and it
wasn't until I bought a translation of the Holy Quran when I finally
understood the true meaning of life, and that there is none has the
right to be worshipped but Allaah). The Quran answered all the questions
I was looking for, and some that I never even thought of.
One
week before the holy month of Ramadan, I taught myself to pray,
memorized two suras (Quranic Chapters), and said my Shahadah (Testimony
of faith). I no longer felt adrift and I believed in Allaah. It was like
having the feeling and guidance from Allaah.
Wearing
the scarf for the first time made me feel as though I had more peace, I
was someone, not only a someone, but a Muslim. I was (and am)
protecting myself from all evil. I felt a lot more close to Allaah,
because He has ordained women in the Noble Quran to cover themselves.
I
know in my heart that it bothered my husband a lot to have a wife who
did not only embrace Islam, but to see her practicing it when he wasn't.
My husband and I have no differences anymore in terms of raising our
children (as Muslims), and have never been so happy since he and I
started practicing Islam.
My
life has changed a lot since I embraced Islam (all for the best), and
I'm loving every minute of it! I recommend it to everyone out there,
whether a Muslim, Christian, Jew, Hindu, to pick up a copy of the Noble
Quran and to read not just some of it, but all of it. May Allaah give
everyone the strength and courage that He has given me during the past
year.(islam web)
Why I embraced Islam ?
Mrs. Cecilia Mahmuda Cannolly (Australia)
Why I embraced Islam ?
First and foremost I would say it was because fundamentally I had always been a Muslim without being aware of it.
Very
early in my life I had lost faith in Christianity for many reasons, the
major one being that whenever I questioned any Christian, whether it
was a person belonging to the so called Holy Orders or a layman,
regarding any point that puzzled me in regard to the Church teachings, I
invariably received the monotonous answer : `You must not question the
teachings of the Church; you must have faith.' I did not have the
courage in those days to say : `I cannot have faith in something that I
do not understand', and, from my experience, neither do most of the
people who call themselves Christians. What I did do was to leave the
Church (Roman Catholic) and its teaching and to place my faith in the
one true god in whom it was much easier to believe, than in the three
gods of the Church. By contrast with the mysteries and miracles of the
Christian teaching, life took on a new and wider meaning, no longer
cramped with dogma and ritual. Everywhere I looked I could see God's
work. And although, in common with greater minds than my own, I could
not understand the miracles that happened before my eyes, I could stand
and marvel at the wonder of it all --- the trees, flowers, birds and
animals. Even a new born babe became a beautiful miracle, not the same
thing that the Church had taught me to believe at all. I remembered how,
when a child, I gazed at newborn babies and thought, 'It's all covered
in black sin', I no longer believed in ugliness; everything became
beautiful.
Then
one day my daughter brought home a book about Islam. We became so
interested in it that we followed it up with many other books on Islam.
We soon realized that this was really what we believed. During the time I
had believed in Christianity I had been led to believe that Islam was
only something to joke about. Thus all that I then read was a revelation
to me. After a while I looked up some Muslims and questioned them on
some of the points that were not quite clear to me. Here again there was
yet another revelation. My questions were all answered promptly and
concisely, so different from the frustration I had experienced when
questioning Christianity. After much reading and studying of the
religion of Islam both my daughter and myself decided to become Muslims,
taking the names of Rashida and Mahmuda respectively.
If
I were asked what impressed me most in the religion of Islam, I would
probably say the prayers, because prayers in Christianity are used
wholly in begging God (through Jesus Christ) to grant worldly favours,
whereas in Islam they ar used to give praise and thanks to Almighty God
for all His blessings since He knows what is necessary for our welfare
and grants us what we need without our asking it.)islam web)
اسباب مشاكل البشرية ترك الاسلام ومحاربته
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والله! ما أحرق البشرية لفح الهاجرة القاتل، وما أرهق
البشرية طول المشي في التيه والضلال إلا لمحاربتها للإسلام، وإلا لمعاداتها
للإسلام، وإلا لانحرافها عن دين الله جل وعلا الذي أنزله الله للبشرية؛
لتسعد به في الدنيا والآخرة على السواء.
فإن العالم كله اليوم محروم من نعمة الأمن والأمان، على الرغم من كثرة
الوسائل الأمنية المذهلة، وعلى الرغم من التخصص العلمي المذهل المبني على
العلوم النفسية والاجتماعية؛ لمحاربة العنف والجريمة في كل مكان، بل وإن
العالم محروم من نعمة الأمن والأمان على الرغم من كثرة الأسلحة النووية
والبيولوجية والسرية، بل وعلى الرغم من كثرة أحلافه العسكرية، وعلى الرغم
من كثرة هيئاته ومنظماته، فبترك الإسلام حرم العالم كله من نعمة الأمن
والأمان.
بل إن ملايين البشر ينتظرون الموت الآن في كل لحظة؛ لأن الوسائل الأمنية
التي اخترعتها البشرية النكدة البعيدة عن منهج الله تحولت إلى وسائل لإبادة
الجنس البشري بين غمضة عين وانتباهتها، فتحولت وسائل الأمن إلى فزع ورعب!!
إن ملايين البشر ينتظرون الموت في كل لحظة، فقد ضاقت الدنيا في وجوههم على
الرغم من اتساع الأرض هنا وهنالك، بل واسودت الدنيا في أعينهم على الرغم من
كثرة أضوائها، بل لا يجدون لقمَ الخبز على الرغم من كثرة الأسواق المشتركة
العملاقة، وعلى الرغم من كثرة الأموال، بل ولا يشعر العالم كله الآن براحة
النفس واستقرار الضمير وانشراح الصدر وهدوء البال، كل هذا نتيجة لانحراف
البشرية المنكودة عن منهج الله جل وعلا، عن هذا الدين الذي رضيه الله
للبشرية كلها لتسعد به في الدنيا والآخرة، كما قال جل وعلا:
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