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1. The necessity of clinging to the rope of Allah all together and putting the general interest firs

2. God s power is affirmed by scripture tradition and consensus

3. Beware of hypocrisy in all forms

4. Congregation prayer rewards home prayer for valid excuse

5. Do you think that the Companions abandoned the defense of Uthman out of weakness on their part

6. Exchanging benefits between neighbors is one of the causes of love between them

7. When does God love you

8. Allah sent the messengers to reform the conditions of people in this world and the hereafter

9. Showing kindness to the neighbor is not limited to one form

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