Articles related to "Khadijah"



Defining Membership and Belonging
A good youth program is one that promotes membership and belonging among its youth participants.
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Nipping the Drama in the Bud
Some youth often create drama to garner attention they miss at home. Identify the truth from the tale and respond appropriately.
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Positive Peer Pressure
Youth workers and programs can utilize peer support in promoting positive youth development. Peer supporting is a two-way stream in learning and empowerment.
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Resiliency and Dominion
As we teach young people to be resilient, a large part of that teaching centers around moving away from comparing one healing process and ability to recover to another
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Resiliency: Dominion vs Domination
Youth can become resilient when they identify their root of pain and accept what has happened without lingering in the pain and negativity, ultimately acting out.
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Rutgers Beats Providence
The Rutgers Scarlet Knights furthered their conquest back to the Top 25 Saturday with a 55-42 stomping of Providence.
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The Ideal Husband
Learn about the role of the Muslim husband in this collection of links from around the Net.
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Fatimah "Az-Zahraa": A Very Special Daughter
This article is about the daughter of prophet Muhammed (pbuh), her special relationship with her father, and the marked contrast it bears to the feelings about daughters in the pre-Islamic era among Arabs.
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Khadija: 'Al-Tahira'
This is an article about Khadija, wife of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh). Find out more about this remarkable woman known as 'Al-Tahira' -- the pure one.
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Prohibiting Female Infanticide
Muhammad (pbuh) abolished the practice of female infanticide, overturning a prevalent cultural norm by the verse At-Takwir. The practice, however, still exists today.
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Today's Muslim Woman
Islam is the world's fastest growing religion. Muslim women all over the globe are making their mark and contribution to society.
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Polygamy and the Qur'an
The polygamy clause in the Qur'an, restricting the number of wives a man can marry, is not a reference to women in general, but to the just treatment of orphans.
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Pope's Baptism of Muslim Misleads
7 people were baptized by the Pope, but only the so-called Muslim was named. Are the other 6 less important? Why not headline the priests that convert to Islam as well?
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