The community
الأمةUmmah — one body, one standing, one qibla.
The classical vision of the Muslim community — its solidarity, its trusts, and the prophetic saying that the believers are as one body. Drawn from al-Nawawī's gardens and the letters of the early scholars.
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Imam al-Ghazali
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"And whoever splits the unity of Muslims, and the Muslims are in a state of comprehensive"
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"Similarly, they took spoils from non-believers who fought Muslims and might have taken Muslims'"
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"The Muslims then allocated a stipend for him, allowing him to focus on serving the community."
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"The virtue of the congregation, he said, the congregation prayer is superior to the prayer"
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"The hadith, whoever splits the unity of Muslims while they are in comprehensive Islam has"
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"He also said, The best of Muslims is the one from whose tongue and hand the Muslims are"
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"The Hadith of Abu Musa says, My Ummah is a community that has received mercy, there is"
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"The hadith, the best of Muslims is the one from whose tongue and hand the Muslims are"
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"the disbelievers will say to the Muslims, Were you not Muslims? They will reply, Yes."
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"My community is a community upon whom there is no punishment on the Day of Judgment."
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"as an Ummah on his own. Lastly, Ummah can mean a mother, as in, this is the mother"
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"harmful from the path of Muslims. Hadith, whoever removes from the path of Muslims"
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"Anas narrated that the Muslims were never more rejoiced than on the day they heard this, as their greatest desire was the love of God and His Messenger."
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"He said who will purchase Rumah and place his bucket with the buckets of Muslims in exchange for something better in paradise. I"
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"Rejoice, assembly of Muslims, for there is not one among you but I have made his place in the fire a Jew or a Christian."
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"is the congregation. Friday prayer is not valid if 40 individuals pray separately in a village or town."
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"share in their anger as a show of solidarity, thus joining them in discussing faults and shortcomings."
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"known to be taken from Muslims and rural inhabitants who are still alive, along with their descendants"
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"he should join the congregation with the intention for the current prayer, and Allah counts whichever"
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"time is invaluable, far beyond any worldly gain. Some scholars even consider missing the congregation"
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"for your community after you. I asked, what do we gain from it? He said, in it there is a good hour,"
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"He was generous without wastefulness, compassionate to all his relatives and Muslims, tender-hearted"
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"so Muslims are encouraged to oppose this practice. Some scholars disliked shaving and considered it"
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"up for the Prophet and he was shown its eastern and western parts. He informed that his community's"
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"properties of non-believers and combatants. This is lawful for Muslims if a fifth is extracted and"
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"what God has entrusted you. They have not spared the trust from destruction nor the community from"
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"merely as tools and maintains unity in attributing the blessing to the king avoids any partnership"
Ibn Kathir
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"Muslims version it is said to the man would you be pleased to have the like of the kingdom of a king from the kings?"
Ibn Battuta
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"Among the Muslims present, I was surprised by the greater courtesy of the non-Muslims."
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"We said we would wait until the sultan sent his son to stay on the ship, to which he replied that the sultan of Fakhanur did so because there was no strength for Muslims in his country."
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"In Bukhara, I visited the grave of the noble scholar Abu Abdullah al-Bukhari, the author of the Sahih collection, The Sheikh of Muslims. May God be pleased with him."
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"Tunis was under the rule of our master, the emir of the Muslims, and the supporter of religion, the fighter in the way of the lord of the worlds,"
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"Prince Qutub al-Zahra, his minister, launched an assault with 20,000 Muslims, to which the Tatars could not hold their ground and were defeated."
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"He arrived with 4,000 Muslims, which delighted him the ruler, and so he entrusted him with his ministry and delegated his affairs to him."
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"The city of Hili is revered by both Muslims and infidels due to its grand mosque, which is a source of great blessing and shining light."
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"He advanced into the lands of Khorasan and the Persian Iraq, where the Muslims rose against him in Balkh and beyond the river."
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