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أ ننا لمّا ضعف إيماننا
وفترت عزائمنا ، وخمدت أشواقنا إلى الجنان ، وقل خوفنا من
النيران ، ركنا إلى الراحة والكسل والنوم والغفلة ، وصرنا إذا
سمعنا بأخبار
الزهّاد نستغرب تلك الأخبار
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السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
بسم الله والصلاة والسلام على سيدنا محمد. ما لذي لم يتحقق من العلامات الصغرى
المنفردة ؟؟
ماذا بقى من
العلامـــــــــــــــات؟
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Screen savers
We are pleased
to present to you screen savers. They are meant to be both
instructive about different aspects of Islam, serve as
reminders to Muslims as well as being aesthetic. We cannot
thank God Almighty enough for having shown mankind, through
the Holy Quran and the Example of the Last Messenger, Muhammad
(Peace be upon him), the best way to live.
Installation Details
Here are some
instructions on how to install the chosen screen saver on your
desktop :-
- The download
zip file contains a self-extractor file. When launched, the
self-extractor file extracts the compressed screen saver
file directly into the Windows System folder of your pc and
unpacks it automatically.
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- Click on
the screen saver link below and save the zip file in any
directory.
- Unzip the
downloaded file.
- Run the
application (.exe) and right-click on your desktop to
choose the installed screen saver file as your screen
saver. Where you cans also change its speed.
Screen savers available
Five
Pillars of Islam
Description :
This screen saver details one by one the Five Pillars of
Islam. A brief explanation is given for each pillar with
references from the Holy Quran and Hadith.
Size : 280K,
640 x 480 pixels |
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About the Islamic Calendar:
The Islamic calendar (or Hijri calendar) is a purely
lunar calendar. It contains 12 months that are based on
the motion of the moon, and because 12 syndic months
are only 12 x 29.53= 354.36 days, the Islamic calendar
is consistently shorter than a tropical year, and
therefore it shifts approximately 10-12 days every year
with respect to the Gregorian calendar.
After Hijrah. (Hijrah means "migration" in Arabic. This refers to the
migration the Prophet Muhammad made from Mecca to Medina in the year 610 C.E., which marks the beginning of the Islamic Calendar.)
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