THMSadaqaGroup ©

With the Name of Allah, the Most Merciful, the Bestower of Mercy

Welcome to Islamic History & Geography

SSCG E-Book - Workbook on Islamic History

The Noble Quran

Ahaadith (Bukhari & Muslim)

History of Makkah

History of Madinah

Web Tutorials for research

There are generally three types of sources for historical accounts

• Solid Evidences
• Repeated Narratives
• Archaeological Finds

The types of History to be considered here are divided into two parts:

• General Accounts
• and Particular Accounts

While addressing the particular historical account of Islam, we will focus only on one particular nation, country, or dynastic rule. Our approach will use the category of narrative history which is based on the particular historical accounts given from Qur'aan wa Sunnah and the Historians who collected the information given inshaAllah.

A narrative in historical accounts is "one where the statements of the narrator is being enlisted on the basis of his personal observation, and the acceptable and satisfactory narratives have been available to the historian; or the historian have directly observed the occurrence of the event."

The History of Islam, pg. 35

Our example would be Sahih al-Bukhari and his method of compiling the ahaadith, please listen to the dars for exact notes on this topic from "the life of Imaam al-Bukhari" 

Read, Reflect, Remember and Receive the Benefits inshaAllah!!!

The intent of the following lessons are to guide the student to act upon that which they learn eventually! InshaAllah.

Read some guided text, Quran, Hadith, researched text or books

Reflect upon what you have read, think about it's meaning, write a summary of your thoughts

Remember by focusing on that which you are trying to remember, memorize any proofs from Quran or hadith in the lesson

give yourself clues to help yourself in this process, if you need to...

Receive the benefits by acting upon that which you have learned from Quran wa Sunnah

The E-Book

Basic Principles on the Subjects of Tawheed, Fiqh, and Aqeedah

By Shaykh Abu 'Abdir-Rahmaan Yahyaa bin Alee Al-Hajooree

Please reference this to www.al-ibaanah.com

Science

THM Sadaqa Group-Earths Cousin- Science Lesson 1-Summer.pdf

*this worksheet is from a previous class some of the information may have been updated

http://www.islam4kids.com/i4k/downloads/pdf/GEO_GLOBALEARTH.pdf

Is the Earth round or flat- Print Out

*this worksheet is from a previous class some of the information may have been updated

Quake sounds revealed

the following link is from a CNN report:

Interactive: Animations of the Sumatran-Andaman earthquake

http://www.cnn.com/2005/TECH/science/07/20/quakesounds/index.html

*this worksheet is from a previous class some of the information may have been updated

“And let those who oppose the Messenger’s (Muhammad’s) commandment (i.e. his Sunnah legal ways, orders, acts of worship, statements) (among the sects) beware, lest some Fitnah (disbelief, trials, afflictions, earthquakes, killing, overpowered by a tyrant) should befall them or a painful torment be inflicted on them”

[an-Nur 24:63] 

Point of Benefit: Ibn Abi Dunya reported that anas bin Malik (radi allahu anhu) said: I went with another man to see Aisha (radi allahu anha), and he asked her:'O Mother of the Believers, tell us about earthquakes? She said: 'When they authorize fornication, drinking of wine, the use of musical instruments, Allah commands the earth; 'Tremble with them so that they might give up and repent.' Otherwise, He (Allah) would destroy it upon them.' The man asked: 'O mother of the believers, is it a punishment for them?' She replied 'Rather it is some advice and mercy for the believers, but a punishment and curse for the disbelievers.' ...

Spiritual Disease and its cures, pg. 65

Partial Audio: 

Transcribed Lecture: Tsunami -The reasons for Earthquakes

by Abul Hasan Malik Aadam Al-Akhdar

http://www.masjidtawheedchicago.org/articles/tsunami_the_reasons_for_earthquakes.php?pageid=271138

What Do you know about Hurricanes?: Lesson 3

http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/2004/hurricanes/

Take a look at the Glossary of terms from CNN.com