Ramadan Information Center
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Ramadan Information Center
http://www.iagd.net/ramadan/index.shtml
Special lectures during Ramadan, duas (supplications) for each day of Ramadan, Ramadan timetable, Taraweeh schedule, Ramadan facts, some health guidelines for Ramadan, and links to other sites on Ramadan.
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Special lectures during Ramadan duas (supplications) for each day of Ramadan Ramadan timetable Taraweeh schedule Ramadan facts some health guidelines for Ramadan sites on Ramadan
May 25, 2007
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Ramadan Information Center
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Ramadan Information Center
http://www.iagd.net/ramadan/index.shtml
Special lectures during Ramadan, duas (supplications) for each day of Ramadan, Ramadan timetable, Taraweeh schedule, Ramadan facts, some health guidelines for Ramadan, and links to other sites on Ramadan.
Al Islam > Pillars of Islam
Special lectures during Ramadan duas (supplications) for each day of Ramadan Ramadan timetable Taraweeh schedule Ramadan facts some health guidelines for Ramadan sites on Ramadan
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Our goal is to be a central resource for helping prospective pilgrims plan their Hajj or Umrah. Along with studying the rites and rituals, picking a Hajj or Umrah package is an important aspect in preparation.
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Provides Hajj and Umrah packages. It also offers information about accommdations and other services in Makkah, Madinah & Jeddah.
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4. Zakah Fund
Aims and goals of Zakah Fund are: To collect and distribute Zakah and Sadaqa (Charity) in accordance with Shariah; to make Muslims aware of the Zakah obligation and its role in their life, and instill the real spirit of co-operation and sympathy in society.
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The idea that fasting may cause an increase of gastric acidity in normal people is not true. Such an assumption is baseless and against the normal physiology of gastric acid secretion. It is an accepted physiological fact that fasting lowers the gastric acid. There is no scientific reason to suggest that Ramadan fasting may have any harmful effect on gastric acidity. On the contrary, scientific studies suggest that Ramadan fasting is beneficial to abnormal acidity
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