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Are dissections of animals and human beings allowed in Islam for the purpose of education? If not, how do medical school students learn about the human body in countries like Iran? In western schools, students dissect bodies that were donated to science.
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Here's a link: https://tasneeminstitute.org Anyone done any of their courses, what do you think of them?
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Disease ruined my career as a doctor
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Hello all This is more of a rant/word of advice for all you guys that are feeling low, especially during these trying times. You have your health and security and that is important above all else. I recently graduated as a medical doctor, having done degrees in both biomedical science and medicine (I am 27). I was due to start my foundation training in a hospital in the South, had everything lined up including a place to stay, living near family, looking for a wife, saving up money for a new car to replace my old one, signing up to the local gym, plans to go skiing with friends once lockdown was over, even a road trip through North America - lots of excitin…
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In the name of God, the most gracious & most merciful-- My best friend has decided to start his own window & door installation business. He has bought the LLC and is working on getting the liability insurance so that he can be a subcontractor & has asked me to be his "right hand man". The two of us will be working together to install windows and doors on new construction and will branch out eventually to perform retrofits on already occupied houses. We are planning on success and will be reinvesting most of our profits into building this business from the ground up. He has been a window and door installer for five years, but the company he is working for…
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Best Shia Books for Character
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Salam, I am wondering, does anyone know any good Shia books that are related specifically/mainly to perfecting your character? Thank you in advance.
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For school I have to make a video about homosexuality in a group. All the people in my group wanted this topic. In that video I have to play as a gay person and the video is shown in our school theater. Now the problem is that I am not a supporter of homosexuality and I go to school in the Netherlands where these things are 'normal'. I can't say I don't want this topic because everyone else wants it and there's even a lesbian in our group, so I don't want to offend anyone. Can anyone advise me what to do?
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Bismillah ir Arahman ir Rahim Salamu Alaikum! I just started going back to school starting in November. This is now my second term online. I am aiming for a nonsense in Accounting and Finance. It just dawned on me that there might be restrictions for what degree I can get. Are there restrictions for going into the business of finance? if so why? Or are certain areas of finance better to avoid? I would love any advice on this matter. I am also going to try for either my Master's either in accounting and finance or Business Administration with a concentration in International Business or International Accounting or International Finance. I'm not sure yet. An…
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An interesting read, especially in the first part. https://www.edweek.org/teaching-learning/insurgency-at-the-u-s-capitol-a-dreaded-real-life-lesson-facing-teachers/2021/01 --teachers are often "first responders" --then the article drifts away into other themes, such as BLM, who have nothing to do with those events
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Dorm life struggles
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I'm going to be applying to universities soon, and if I don't get accepted into the ones close to home then I'll need to have housing over near the uni. For college students who have lived away from home while studying, were there any struggles, Islamically speaking? Maybe struggles with sharing the same cooking utensils as non Muslim roommates, or anything else of that sort?
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I have a few questions . 1) Is there a Howza in Kufa . 2) Is Najaf Howza better than the one in Qom . 3) How to apply for Najaf Howza . Abalfadhl
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As we know one of the challenges with living the west is that a lot of jobs are associated with things that aren't permissible; for example its clear we cannot work in an alcohol related company, or a casino. But the rules become a bit blurry when the business itself isn't necessarily haram but the way those businesses conduct themselves is unethical. For example, working at an oil company or a weapons manufacturer wouldn't technically be haram, but given the interests of these corporations is why a lot of wars are fought overseas, would it still be halal to work for them? Additionally, if you work at a bank in a department that is not associated with the interest dealing…
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Please come join summer course selection. Registration for SUMMER 2019 (Free Online Courses) In the Name of Allah Peace be upon Mohammed and his Progeny “O’ Allah, set a relationship between us and him [Imam Mahdi (Peace Be Upon Him)], that grants us the honor of the company of his ancestors.” From Dua Nudbe Qur'an and Etrat Online Organization proudly announces: Start of Summer 2019 Registration …
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Salam, Have any of youse read "The Life of The Messenger" by Shaykh Rasul Ja'fariyan? Loving this book, thought I'll recommend it
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Remember the hashtag for future reference: #WorldArabicLanguageDay
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Haram jobs
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Guys im going to be applying to universities soon and am thinking about accounting or finance, is working in this field haram? i follow sistani and i hope people reply to this and not ignore it.
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Bismillah, For Hawza application (registration via their website), what information should I include in this section?: Biography (in two lines) Wassalam http://rsampa.miu.ac.ir/Paziresh.aspx?lang=8
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Struggling to find a job
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So a couple of months ago I posted that I was struggling to find a halal job. Well 4 months later and I’m really struggling like I said education isn’t an option for me. However the issues I have: 1) Big corporations sell products made in oppressive companies, selling one of these things could mean your supporting the purchase of a bullet of this country. 2) Small corporations do dodgy stuff that rip the customer off, I cannot do that. 3) Trade skills would require me buying tools from countries that oppress Muslims. 4)Retail stores like Lidl and Tesco I would have to stack alcohol pork and haram food like beef 5)Nightshift work is makruh acc…
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I am really interested in this topic and I think this may help me and many others
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Salam My current gig is as a stay-at-home mom, but my kids are going to grow up inshallah, and I'm a mom not a maid. I'd like to decide what kind of work to train for when my children are older. My background is land development civil engineering, but I've also worked in aquatic ecology a good bit, and I'm generally interested in and good at science and problem solving. Working in aquatic ecology, I became frustrated by the manipulation of data to satisfy clients. Also, my education is in engineering, so I tended to be given more management oriented, less science oriented work. I worked for many years in civil engineering, and I was constantly required to viola…
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Salaam, I am looking for an experienced Criminal solicitor and/or Criminal Barrister. Ideally I'd like a Shia, but anyone with criminal law experience would do. Jzk
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corona ruined my gpa
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Guys I'm losing it. I've been sick with corona for almost a week right now, next week I've an exam and I haven't studies. I worked so hard on my GPA to get accepted into extra classes, but now corona has ruined everything. I want to cry. This is literally the worst timing ever. You guys maybe don't understand, but it's really hard to see your dreams shatter because of one stupid virus. I've worked so hard and now i'm gonna ruin my exam. My only worth is through academics and now it's taken away from me. Please make dua that I'm gonna get a somehow alright grade. I am really hoping for a miracle because I don't know what I'm gonna do if I fail, that's gonne be …
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Asslamoalikum I want to get admission In Phd In Economics are there are any universities any where which provide full funding scholarships to shia students please guide me in details regards
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Understanding the Life of the Prophet (p) - Principles and Guidelines
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https://www.mizaninstitute.org/theprophet In an era of severe Islamophobia and vile attacks on the Prophet (p), it has become ever so important for Muslims to become acquainted with his (p) life and teachings. However, in order to understand and navigate through his (p) teachings accurately, one must abide by certain rules and guidelines. In this 2-day presentation, we hope to introduce participants to the genre of Fiqh al-Sīrah, as we cover a number of introductory principles that can assist us in deriving meaningful lessons from his (p) life for our day and age. This will be followed by four brief case studies analyzing certain events from his (p) life. Some o…
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Salams all, Do we have any software engineers on here. If so what is your experience with it? Have you made any special programs, personal proejcts?
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Salaam Jobs in upcoming Training Institute will be requiring the following staff. Post: Center Manager (M/F) Qualification: B-Tech Experience: Minimum 2 Years of Managing education Center. Post: Business Development Executive (M/F) Qualification: BBA/MBA. Experience: 2 Years - Preferably, from the Education sector. Post: Trainers (M/F) Qualification: B-Tech Experience: Fresh can apply, training will be provided. Post: Counselor (Female) Qualification: Minimum BBA Experience: 2 Years - Preferably, from the Education sector. Post: WordPress Developer (M/F) Qualification: Bachelors Experience: Minimum 1 Year with PHP handling…
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More information here: https://www.imperial.ac.uk/be-inspired/student-recruitment-and-outreach/schools-and-colleges/students/on-campus-activities/programmes/alevel-maths-online-programmes/ There are restrictions - since the programme is aimed at the economically disadvantaged.
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This speaks for itself: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20201014005340/en/
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Salaam, I’m a 21 year old engineering student and I transferred this fall into a very good engineering program. I started off very well, but my grades started dropping after a few weeks. I’m in danger of receiving an F in a class which could drop me below the required university GPA. I tested positive for COVID last week and I’ve been trapped in my room with zero motivation to study or do anything productive... I’m in danger of failing and I feel very depressed and helpless. My iman also has dropped a lot in the past few months. I feel like a failure with no future. What are some recommended duaa’s or acts that can help get me back on track mentally and spiritually. I fee…
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are there any shia datawebs were you can surf on to search for extensive information which you cant find easily only at google. i only know wikishia please help me out
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Hawza Life Before I started a Hawza life I used to do lot of research online How to get admission and stuff but I’ve never get enough information about it. So today I’ll tell you all the steps. Ps: It’s better to have some worldly education (At least High school or even Masters) not because they will not accept you.But If you have worldly education, you’ll have better understanding of Islamic Knowledge. Al Mustafa International University Iran Is the head of all Hawza’s across the globe Almost all Hawza’s are under Al Mustafa University Admissions There is no specific time to get admission you can take whenever you want. If yo…
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US Bombs Militia Targets in Eastern Syria, 22 Reported Killed The UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said the dead were members of Iraq's PMF Dave DeCamp Posted onFebruary 25, 2021CategoriesNewsTagsIraq, Syria The US bombed targets in eastern Syria near the Iraqi border on Thursday. According to the UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, at least 22 members of the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) were killed in the strikes, although the number is unconfirmed. An Iraqi militia source told Reuters that at least one person was killed in the bombing. The PMF is a group of mostly Shia Iraqi state-sponsored militias that formed in 2014 to fight ISIS. The US framed the bombing as “defensive,” blaming the groups they targeted for recent rocket attacks on US bases in Iraq, but no evidence has been presented to substantiate the claim. Earlier this month, rockets hit a US base in Erbil, the capital of Iraqi Kurdistan, killing one contractor. “We’re confident that the target was being used by the same Shia militia that conducted the strikes,” Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin said of Thursday’s bombing. The Pentagon described the targets as “infrastructure utilized by Iranian-backed militant groups in eastern Syria.” “Specifically, the strikes destroyed multiple facilities located at a border control point used by a number of Iranian-backed militant groups, including Kataib Hezbollah and Kataib Sayyid al-Shuhada,” Pentagon spokesman John Kirby said. Kataib Hezbollah and Kataib Sayyid al-Shuhada are both militias under the umbrella of the PMF. Kataib Hezbollah denied any role in the Erbil attack or other recent incidents at US facilities. “We absolutely did not target Erbil or the Green Zone and have no knowledge of the group that did,” Kataib Hezbollah spokesman Mohammed Mohi told Reuters, referring to the Green Zone in Baghdad where the US embassy is located. Rockets were fired towards the embassy on Monday, but no casualties were reported. Mohi said he wants the US to withdraw the remaining 2,500 troops it has in Iraq and believes detente between the US and Iran can lead to that, a sign that Kataib Hezbollah has no interest in escalating tensions. Iran has also denied any role in the Erbil attack. With the Iranians seeking sanctions relief from the new administration, they have no reason to orchestrate attacks on the US in Iraq. Considering the US has been bombing Iraq for 30 years now, there are many groups inside Iraq that have their own reasons to fire on the US. There are also groups like ISIS that would benefit from a war between the US and Iraq’s Shia militias. At the end of 2019, the US blamed Kataib Hezbollah for an attack on a base in Kirkuk, Iraq, that killed a US contractor. The Kirkuk attack kicked off the series of events that led to the US assassination of Iranian Gen. Qasem Soleimani in Baghdad, who was killed alongside Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, the leader of the PMF. Without presenting evidence, the Trump administration blamed Kataib Hezbollah for the Kirkuk attack and bombed members of the militia in Iraq and Syria. The airstrikes killed 25 Kataib Hezbollah fighters, enraging many in Iraq, and demonstrators stormed the US embassy in Baghdad. President Trump then ordered the drone strike that killed Soleimani and Muhandis. It was later revealed that Iraqi intelligence believed the Kirkuk attack was more likely carried out by ISIS, a group that celebrated Soleimani’s killing. Author: Dave DeCamp Dave DeCamp is the assistant news editor of Antiwar.com, follow him on Twitter @decampdave.
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Read the first part of this, own to and including his entering the DoJ building. https://www.doj.gov/opa/speech/acting-deputy-attorney-general-john-carlin-delivers-remarks-domestic-terrorism
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From what l have seen and heard, the Ummah knows how to recite, give stock answers (which is okay) and such, but when confronted with the subterfuges in unbeliever's rhetoric, the Ummah does not know how to answer or respond in a way to make the religion of Allah -(سُبْحَانَهُ وَ تَعَالَى). dominant.
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