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Tasheel Series: Level 7
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Lesson
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AQAID
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FIQH
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TAREEKH
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AKHLAAQ
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HADEETH
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1 |
Allah, The Majesty |
Masah on Khuffain |
Name and parent of Sayyidina Abu Bakr |
Pride |
Kindness |
2 |
Shirk |
Mazoor |
Early life and noble Qualities |
Humility |
The etiquette of leaving home |
3 |
Nabuwwat and Risaalat |
Wudhu |
First man to accept Islam |
Anger |
Guarding the tongue |
4 |
Rasoolullah |
Ghusl |
His love for Rasoolullah |
Guarding the tongue |
Modesty |
5 |
Bid`at |
Buloogh |
Hijrat to Abyssinia |
Greed |
Dressing |
6 |
Good Deeds |
Imaamat |
Khilafat of Sayyidinia Abu Bakr |
Kindness to Orphans |
Dressing 2 |
7 |
Sin and Repentance |
Salaah |
The new Khalifah problems facing the newly appointed Khalifa |
Ilm (knowledge) |
Respect |
8 |
The Sahabah |
Saum |
The expedition of Sayyidina Usama |
The Quran Kareem |
The importance of Salaah |
9 |
The Righteous Khulafa |
Sehri |
The Renegades |
Major sins |
The importance of Jamaat |
10 |
Respecting the teachings of the Deen |
Qadha Saum |
The False Prophets |
Aadaab of speech |
Constancy in Aamal |
11 |
Interpretation of the Deen |
Kaffarah |
The eleven armies |
The aadaab of the guest |
Influencing Someone |
12 |
Taqleed |
Itikaaf |
The expedition of Sayyidina Khalid bin Waleed |
The aadaab of the host |
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13 |
Signs of Qiyamah |
Laylatul Qadr |
Musailamah Kadhaab |
Aadaab and sunnats regarding hair, moustache beards and nails |
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14 |
Destruction of the Ka`bah |
Sadaqatul Fitr |
Expeditions against various renegade tribes |
Womens make up and adornment |
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15 |
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Qurbani |
The Persians |
General guidelines for both sexes |
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16 |
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Aqeeqah |
The Romans |
The aadab of illness, iyaadat and taziyat |
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17 |
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Zabah |
Death of Sayyidina Abu Bakr |
The adaab of general use |
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18 |
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Hunting |
As-Siddiq Al-Akbar passes away |
Sunnats pertaining to eating |
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19 |
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Halaal and Haraam |
Wives and children |
Human safety |
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20 |
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Umrah |
Abu Bakr saviour of Islam |
Aadab of addressing others |
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21 |
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Zakaat |
Administration of Sayyidina Abu Bakr Democratic way of his government shura |
Sunnats and adaab of travelling |
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22 |
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Appointment of Officers |
Sunnats and adaab of reading the Quran |
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23 |
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Officers of his government |
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24 |
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Baitul Maal and revenue |
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25 |
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Army and its administration |
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26 |
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Dawah of Islam |
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27 |
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Department of Jurists |
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28 |
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Punishments |
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29 |
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Division of Arabian Peninsula into various provinces |
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30 |
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Miscellaneous services for Islam |
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31 |
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Sayyidina Umar: Family and lineage |
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32 |
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His noble features |
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33 |
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Embracing Islam |
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34 |
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The title of Al-Farooq |
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35 |
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The Athaan |
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36 |
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Important events during the Khilafat of Sayyidina Umar |
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37 |
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Conquest of Damascus |
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38 |
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Conquest of Jerusalem |
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39 |
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Iraq |
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40 |
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The battle of Buwaib |
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41 |
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The battle of Qadisiya |
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42 |
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The Muslim envoys |
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43 |
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Other conquests |
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44 |
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Martyrdom of Sayyidina Umar |
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45 |
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His Family |
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46 |
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His noble qualities |
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47 |
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His administration |
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48 |
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Sayyidina Umar service to Islam |
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49 |
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Character |
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50 |
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Piety |
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51 |
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Sayyidina Umar as a great scholar |
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52 |
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Dawah to Islam |
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53 |
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Sayyidina Umars administration Islamic democracy and shura |
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54 |
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Islamic state based upon shura |
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55 |
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Freedom of opinion |
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56 |
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Provincial administration |
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57 |
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The Khilafah was a religious head of state |
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58 |
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Judiciary |
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59 |
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Department of Education |
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60 |
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Police department and institute of prisons |
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61 |
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The baitul maal and revenue administration |
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62 |
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Survey of lands in Iraq |
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63 |
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Jizya |
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64 |
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Personal care of the public |
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65 |
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Construction of office buildings and erection of new cities |
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66 |
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Special care of agriculture |
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67 |
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Introduction of Islamic calendar |
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68 |
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Regular army |
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69 |
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Preservation of islamic practice and culture |
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70 |
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Sayyidina Umars period was the golden age of Islamic History |
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