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|Абу Хурайра - сахаб. Родился в Йемене. При рождении ему дали языческое имя Абд аль-Шамс Этот сподвижник пророка передал самое большое количество хадисов .
|Абу Хурайра - сахаб. Родился в Йемене. При рождении ему дали языческое имя Абд аль-Шамс Этот сподвижник пророка передал самое большое количество хадисов .
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|'''[[Abu Lahab]]'''
|'''[[Абу Лахаб]]'''
|Full name: Abu Lahab Abd al-Uzza Bin Abdul Muttalib. Uncle of Muhammad, but was a staunch critic of Islam. His name is mentioned in {{Quran|111|1-5}} as condemned to Hell along with his wife for their opposition to Muhammad and Islam.
|Абд аль-Узза ибн Абд аль-Муталлиб ибн Хишам или Абу Лахаб — дядя пророка Мухаммеда и один из ярых его противников в позднемекканский период его деятельности..
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|'''[[Abrogation]] (Naskh)'''
|'''Азан'''
| The doctrine, based on {{Quran|2|106}}, {{Quran|13|39}}, {{Quran|16|101}}, {{Quran|17|86}}, {{Quran|87|6-7}}, that Allah rescinded some previous revelations.  The most crucial topic for any infidel is the rule of abrogations through which Allah allowed Himself to change His mind. Apart from this silliness stands the fact that most of the peaceful verses (written in Mecca) likely quoted by Islamic apologists, were, in fact, substituted by others (later written in Medina): mainly all the bloody verses found in chapters 3 (-Chr.89-), 5 (-Chr.112-), 8 (-Chr.88-) and chapter 9 (-Chr.113-), particularly its 'Verse of the Sword' (9.5).  
|Призыв на молитву,доносящийся с минарета.
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|'''Adhan'''
|'''Ахль аль-Байт'''
|A call to prayer in Arabic, often made through a loudspeaker by a person known as Muadhin. Muslims hear this call five times a day, and prepare themselves for the prayer.
|Ахль аль-Байт (от араб. أهل البيت‎‎ 'ахль аль-байт, «люди дома») — принятое в исламской традиции обозначение семейства пророка Мухаммада.
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|'''Ahl al-Bait'''
|Literal meaning: "People of the House". This term occurs twice in the Quran {{Quran|11|73}} {{Quran|33|33}}. In Quran. 11:73 it refers to the “house” or family of the prophet Abraham, while in Quran 33:33 it has a more general sense. In its pre-Islamic usage, the term was applied to the ruling family of a clan or tribe, and thus it implies a certain nobility and right to rule.
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|'''[[Islam and the People of the Book|Ahl al-Kitab]]'''
|'''[[Islam and the People of the Book|Ahl al-Kitab]]'''