Muslims:Do you think ALLAH(SWT) punished the Muslims with the losses of Palestine and Al Andalus because the M?
Q. Muslims deviated from the Qur'an and strong Hadiths, and are no longer united as one Ummah in this day and age? I watched this show tonight on History International about the six day war between Egypy/Syria and Israel, and got to thinking that maybe ALLAH(SWT) is punishing the Ummah for not being united and being divded into sects and not following Islam the way it's meant to be.
Asked by baddrose268 - Thu Nov 20 22:58:38 2008 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments

A. yeah, I agree. im reading a book about this war, read also books about how Palestine was "sold", yes it was sold indeed. the sme happened to Iraq, Afghanestan... you will be amazed of the traitors numbers among us. we lost because of them, neglecting our religion and depending on others to save us, but not on Allah. Allah in the Holy Quran tells us about the conditions of his victory. if we fulfill these conditions, Allah will grant us the same victory that he granted his prophet and those who came after him, even Salah Aldeen. Allah says in the Holy Quran : { . } [ : 139-140] And be not infirm, and be not grieving, and you shall have the upper hand if you are believers. If a wound has afflicted you (at Ohud), a wound like it… [cont.]
Answered by Noor - Fri Nov 21 08:43:49 2008

How many of You know about Al-Andalus?
Q. Share your thoughts.
Asked by 20 - Wed Jun 2 01:05:18 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Alsalamu Alaikum. Alandalus Is Spain These Days, It Has Been Opened By Tarek Ben Zyad, At The AlWalid Ben Abd Elmalek, Role Time Of Umayad. That Time Spain Was Small Independent States Fighting With Each Other, There King Lozreeq Was A Drunker, Zena & Prostitute Looker. When Islam Reached The Far West Arabic Morocco, Some Chain Of Incidents Came Between Spanish & Muslims,(Mainly Barbar) The Locals At That Time. Any Way Tareq Ben Zyad Ride The Sea With The Muslims Army & Conquer Spanish States One By One, When They Reached The Land Of Spain At Shore, He Said His Very Famous Say Addressing The Muslim Army:- Oh Muslims, The Sea Is Behind You & The Enemy In front Of You, Lets Attack. The Victories In Alandalus Kept On Until It Reached France.. [cont.]
Answered by MuslimRiver - Wed Jun 2 02:48:45 2010

How can i get information of below company? The company name is Al Andalus Bakery & Sweets?
Q. How can i get information of below company? The company name is Al Andalus Bakery & Sweets?
Asked by stephanie - Mon Aug 14 23:33:21 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. beg
Answered by Brendo - Mon Aug 14 23:40:52 2006

How do you pronounce......?
Q. Homeschool history words that don't know to pronounce.. 1. Prince Shotoku (Japan) 2. Umayyad (Arabic people) 3. al-Andalus (Arab) 4. Sefarad (Jews) 5. Boniface and Cyril (missionaries)
Asked by cmachiela - Mon Oct 16 15:45:49 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I can help you with #5. St. Boniface and St. Cyril are pronounced: BON-uh-fuss and SEER-uhl Don't say "Bonny-face" or "Bony-face" for Boniface. The pronunciation of "Cyril" may change, depending upon what part of the world you live in, but I've only heard it pronounced "SEER-uhl" in my region, including in churches named after St. Cyril. I understand, though, that in some areas, it's said more like "SIR-uhl" or even pronounced with the hard "C". Do you mean "Sefarad" or "Sephardi" (plural: Sephardim) for the Jews of Iberian Peninsula origin? Click below for the pronunciation of "Sephardi". And click here for "Umayyad":
Answered by thaliax - Mon Oct 16 15:49:36 2006

Things that the "WESTERN WORLD" OWES to MUSLIMS?
Q. You owe the distillation, Water purification & filteration processes to muslim chemists (Gerber). You owe ALKALI (an arabic word) which was isolated by a muslim chemist (GERBER). You owe ETHANOL (Arab chemists) to Muslims. You owe bridge dams (First built in iran) TO islamic inventors. You owe central heating to MUSLIMS (Muslim engineers in SYRIA) You owe fulling mills (active throughout the Islamic world in the 10th century) to muslims you owe paper mills, stamp mills, sugar refineries, windmills, SOAP (produced by muslim chemists), tooth paste (made by 9th centry persian ziryab). perfume industry (Established by JABIR or GERBER in IRAQ 722), you owe deoderants to us (9th century ZIRYAB invented it in Al-Andalus) You owe CRANKS… [cont.]
Asked by Zia. - Thu Apr 30 15:32:26 2009 - - 18 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Jazakhallah for sharing brother, everything that was created in modern times 1700-2000's was all based on Muslim science in the middle ages. The western world is actually in debt to muslims. The Kuffar do love to ignore it. allah hu akbar!!!
Answered by Wolverine - Thu Apr 30 15:38:57 2009

who was the eighth emir of al-andalus who declared himself caliph of cordoba?
Q. who was the eighth emir of al-andalus who declared himself caliph of cordoba?
Asked by keshag - Thu Oct 15 23:38:14 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Abd-ar-Rahman III ; January 11, 889 or 891 October 15, 961 (declared himself caliph in 912) --- It's a beautiful city. At the time of the caliphate it was probably the largest and most sophisticated city in Europe. It was actually a city of religious tolerance, rare for that century. At the time Rome was in ruins, Paris was a village, and London was just being re-occupied from the Viking invasions and was probably only a few thousand people. Madrid was a tiny village. --- The High Speed Rail connecting the city to Madrid in the last 15 years, has breathed new life into this incredible city.
Answered by Paco - Fri Oct 16 18:04:46 2009

A few Questions about Islam..?
Q. 1- What Umayyad figure played the most crucial role in the development of al-Andalus? In what time period did he/she enter the Iberian Peninsula? 2- Which large empire most threatened Britian's colonial interests in the 19th and early 20th century? When and where did this empire rule? 3- What 1915 treaty provided Saudis with British arms in order to capture the Hijaz? Thanks!
Asked by Ronaldinho Jr. - Thu Nov 1 01:43:50 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. HI!
Answered by R10- Barca4Ever - Sun Nov 4 01:34:24 2007

Examples of how the 3 major faiths co-existed in Muslim Spain harmoniously?
Q. I'm doing a project on how the Muslims, Christians and the Jews lived harmoniously together back in Al Andalus (Muslim Spain), and how we can apply this to our world today. Any ideas of any of their laws or any other examples of how they managed to live in peace together? Thanks.
Asked by ... - Sat Sep 30 08:37:22 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The Muslims in control of that society were more liberal than the radicals you see today. So I hear what you are saying, but I also remember hearing about a rather violent war ousting the Islamic rulers and the ethnic cleansing that followed. Not the best example.
Answered by Insurgomens - Sat Sep 30 08:46:40 2006

Why can't Christians, Muslims and Jews live in harmony today?
Q. During the Al-Andalus dynasty in Spain from 711 - 1492, Christians and Jews were respected under Muslim rule (and viceversa). All three groups practiced their respective religions. Why can't this happen today? N: I understand your point about th trem "Jehovah" not being true to the ancient texts. However, I have to say that I've never come accross the term "YAHUWAH". I've only seen the term "Yahweh" as the proper term. I would question your sources.
Asked by Sacra Veritas - Sat Mar 27 09:15:00 2010 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Al-Andalus was not a dynasty... was the name the muslims gave to Spain Al-Andalus was not a united kingdom from 711 to 1492. In fact, after 1031 AD the caliphate of Cordoba collapsed which lead to civil wars and religious intolerance towards christians and jews. Civil wars an christians and jewish supporting christians, given that they were not well treated anymore in muslim territories, made easy for christians to reconquest.
Answered by Bertuccio - Sat Mar 27 09:45:00 2010

why pro zionists spread lies?
Q. Distortion! LIE! BUT WHY? Why are Zionists making statements which have no evidence in the long term history of Muslim and jewish relationship. I have been reading many Zionists say, Muslims what to kill all Jews but when I read history, all i read is otherwise. history of muslim spain : Jews from other parts of Europe emigrated to Al-Andalus, where they were treated with dignity, as were Christians of sects regarded as heretical by various European Christian states. It was a key center of Jewish life during the early Middle Ages, producing important scholars and one of the most stable and wealthy Jewish communities. The treatment Non Muslims got under Muslim rule according to the standards of that century were highly appreciated by non… [cont.]
Asked by Against Injustice and Cruelty - Tue Jan 20 14:49:47 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. They want to make Arabs/Muslims look bad. So no one would mind when they try to kill them off. And look what's happened to Palestine? Over 1,400 killed and over 4,400 injured. And people here are still wrapped around their damn finger, sucking up all their lies. Btw, Majority of Muslims don't hate Jews, they hate Zionism. They hate the act of Zionism and those who commited it and destroyed many lives in the past years. And no, Jews, Muslims and Christians all lived peacefully together in the past. This hatred is all recent.
Answered by rightvswrong - Tue Jan 20 14:58:56 2009

Let us travel back to a more simple time, the time of the Middle Ages, and hold our very own World Cup?
Q. Please vote on which two teams you think will advance in each of these groups: Group A: Duchy of Milan Archbishopric of Mainz Kingdom of Leon Abassid Caliphate Group B: Republic of Venice Archbishopric of Trier Kingdom of Castile Seljuk Turks Group C: Republic of Florence Electorate of Cologne Kingdom of Navarre Aztec Empire Group D: Republic of Genoa Kingdom of Wessex Al Andalus Incan Empire Group E: Kingdom of Bohemia Kingdom of East Anglia Byzantine Empire Mayan Empire Group F: Duchy of Saxony Kingdom of Mercia Kingdom of Jerusalem Fatimid Caliphate Group G: County Palatine of the Rhine Kingdom of Northumbria Principality of Antioch Tang Dynasty Group H: Margraviate of Brandenburg Kingdom of Aragon Kievan Rus Ashikaga… [cont.]
Asked by Dark Mistress Argentine American - Thu Jul 15 14:55:11 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. This is very intense and almost intimidating Group A Caliphate Group B Turks ( Civilization) Group C Aztec Empire Group D Incan Empire Group E Kngdom of East Anglia Group F Jerusalem (how could it not) Group G Principality of Antioch ( Holy Hand Grenade) Group H Aragon
Answered by pat in the hat - Thu Jul 15 15:19:40 2010

Who is ready for the Reconquista?
Q. We will christianize all, that don't believe in our cause! The Reconquista (English: Reconquest) was the process encompassing over seven and a half centuries, by which the Christian kingdoms of northern Hispania (modern Portugal and Spain) conquered the Iberian peninsula from the Muslim and Moorish states of Al-Andalus. The Umayyad conquest of Hispania from the Visigoths occurred during the early 8th century, and the Reconquista is commonly considered to have begun almost immediately in 722, with the Battle of Covadonga, and completed in 1492, with the Conquest of Granada. In 1236 the last Muslim stronghold of Granada under Mohammed ibn Alhamar was subjugated by Ferdinand III of Castile, and Granada became a vassal state of the Christian… [cont.]
Asked by ......... - Mon Feb 12 22:55:28 2007 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments

A. I am not and am ready to join a militia to stop it..
Answered by Fox_America - Mon Feb 12 23:08:28 2007

What advances in learning took place in al-Andalus ?
Q. What advances in learning took place in al-Andalus ?
Asked by nhat v - Wed Oct 15 16:45:12 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The historian Said Al-Andalusi wrote that Caliph Abd-ar-Rahman III had collected libraries of books and granted patronage to scholars of medicine and "ancient sciences". Later, al-Mustansir (Al-Hakam II) went yet further, building a university and libraries in Cordoba. Cordoba became one of the world's leading centres of medicine and philosophical debate. However, when Al-Hakam's son Hisham II took over, real power was ceded to the hajib, al-Mansur Ibn Abi Aamir. Al-Mansur was a distinctly religious man and disapproved of the sciences of astronomy, logic and especially astrology, so much so that many books on these subjects, which had been preserved and collected at great expense by Al-Hakam II, were burned publicly. However, with Al-Mansu [cont.]
Answered by Dr. Foreman - Sun Oct 19 13:11:34 2008

Why do ppl think Spaniards are whites like the rest of europe?
Q. Considering that the spaniards were mixed with the moors(mixed Arab and black) from Africa for 800yrs and 400 yrs bfore they even discovered America why do some ppl say that spainards are just white do ppl today know history do they know that some conquistadors are what you would classify as black ppl where's the disconnect with reality? Is it the Southpark culture? Look at this link that explains Spanish rule under the Berbers and how Spainish people became mixed looong before colonization and how these same mixed ppl discovered America here's an excerpt This Moorish land was known as Al-Andalus and included all of the Iberian Peninsula except for the extreme north-west from where the Christian Reconquest would originate. … [cont.]
Asked by Diabolito - Wed Nov 18 01:18:59 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments

A. For starters, Spain is a nation, therefore, Spanish is a Nationality. A nationality is regardless of race or ethnicity. There can be people of any of the four races: Caucasoid (White), Mongoloid (Asian, this includes Amerindians such as the Aztecs), Australoids, and Negr!ods (Blacks) in Spain, but the majority of the people there are White Europeans. Have you been to Spain? You'll find people that could pass as Scandinavians, due to their pale complexion, clear eyes, and light hued hair. Yes, you'll find Spaniards who have "Arab" blood from the Moors, (mostly in the south), but the majority of Spaniards are Caucasian. And you can't claim "half Hispanic" because Hispanic is an ethnicity, in other words a culture. An ethnicity too is… [cont.]
Answered by Ancel - Wed Nov 18 01:29:38 2009

Why are they naming the ground zero mosque after a prominent site of Muslim conquest: Cordoba, Spain?
Q. The mosque will be named "Cordoba House" and the name has historical significance to Muslims: The city of Cordoba was captured in 711 by a Muslim army: in 716 it became a provincial capital, depending from the Caliphate of Damascus; in Arabic it was known as (Qur uba). In May 766, it was elected as capital of the independent Muslim emirate of al-Andalus, later a Caliphate itself.
Asked by Frail Child of Dust - Wed Aug 18 16:42:27 2010 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments

A. They aren't. It is simply Park51.
Answered by TriCyclic - Wed Aug 18 16:48:38 2010

Are outside forces orchestrating violence to force Muslims to REFORM Islam to what they want ?
Q. I am sure they would go to great lengths,unimaginable sacrifices and use an enormous amount of deception to get this goal achieved. Read about Operation Northwoods us planned fake terror attacks on citizens to create support for cuban war - There is so much evidence pointing toward 9/11 being an inside job so there is no need for me to go any further with that point. The whole idea is to use deception to create an undercurrent within Islam of people who want to change Islam and Shariah which is exactly what the Dajjal will try to do. The Holocaust has proven that collective guilt can be a very powerful weapon to be used against a people. The first stage is to create apologetics and then turn them into reformers or… [cont.]
Asked by rohnoke - Sat Apr 28 18:03:23 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Sometimes, a cigar...is just a damn cigar.
Answered by crusadawannabe - Sat Apr 28 18:06:35 2007

Please help me on my history questions thank you so much!?
Q. Chapter 6 1. Roman Civilization a)Who contributed to it? b)What was it made up of? c)Story of the twins that established Rome d)The Etruscans 1.What is required to be a citizen in the Roman Republic? 2.Leaders of Rome a.Julius Caesar b.Tiberius Grachus c.Gaius Grachus d.Gaius Marius e.Sulla Felix 3.Triumvirate of Rome a.Who was a part of it? b.What was it? 4.Why was Caesar murdered? 5.What was the Pax Romana? 6.Who were the plebeians of ancient Rome? 7.The Punic Wars and Carthage 8.Which island became Rome s first province after the First Punic War? 9.The last Roman emperor during the Pax Romana was 10.The emperor Constantine 11.Who was Diocletian 12.Nero 13.Why did Roman officials believe that Christianity was… [cont.]
Asked by hey2cesar - Mon May 21 00:33:45 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. ok just because i have a world history sol review tomorrow anyway here it goes: Rome a. mostly Greece, Ettruscans b. huh? the republic i suppose c. founded by twins sons of god Mars and a Latin princess, were called Romulus and Remus; the geography of the land was rly advantageous d. a pre-Roman people of central Italy and in early times Rome's principal rivals for the control of that area What is required to be a citizen?? as much as it doesnt make sense, i believe the answer is patricians, plebeians could be citizens; aliens could also get citizenship 4. because of jealous senates 5. the roman 200 year peace and fertility; achieved by augustus caesar 6. poor landowners
Answered by hopeful2010 - Mon May 21 20:47:03 2007

Liberals and Democrats, should Spain surrender to Al Qaeda and Islamofascist terrorists?
Q. Osama says "Al Andalus" (Spain) was stolen from the Muslims centuries ago. That's a legitimate grievance in your minds, right? If Spain lets itself be ruled by IslamoNazi's and theocratic mullahs and dictators, there'll be peace, right?
Asked by Matt - Wed Oct 11 02:07:19 2006 - - 10 Answers - 1 Comments

A. What a weird question to ask. I'm not a Democrat but I'll add my two cents worth anyway. Spain was never Muslin, per se, even though there were decedents of Arabs living there at one time. But they weren't Muslin simply because they lived there prior to the formation of the Muslin religion. They were called Barbers. They never were anything more than a minority even back then. Spain already has been ruled by many dictators, the last being Franco. And it's hardly likely that the people of Spain would be willing to let go of the democracy they've waited so long for. It's simply not going to happen.
Answered by Doc Watson - Wed Oct 11 02:37:30 2006

Islam will rule the world one day? A force that cannot be stopped?
Q. I just heard this from some Muslims! They said some men will appear (Imam Mahdi, Jesus) with a command from god (Allah). They told me those are the signs of their appearance: Lying, killing, stealing, raping, hate, injustice, woman acting like men and men acting like woman, gay marriage, and many more negative things! They said their force will be unstoppable, and too powerful for anyone, and anything. Nothing can stop them. They will start by giving Isreal back to the Muslims, than to Europe, than to America! Get what they call al-Andalus (Spain) back. They said Islam will rule the WHOLE world?!!! They told me that Jesus will be with Islam! And he'll tell all of us (Christians) to follow Islam!!! I don't know I think this is scary,… [cont.]
Asked by Mike S - Mon Aug 25 10:38:23 2008 - - 17 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Well get sacred all you want because it is happening right in front of your very eyes:- here is the C.I.A report:- The Worlds Major Religions Changes Growth rates taken between World Almanac and Book of Facts, 1935 and Readers Digest Almanac and Yearbook 1983 In the last half century... Confucianism & Taoism decrease 13% 350,600,000 305,000,000 Judaism decrease 4% 15,630,000 15,000,000 Christianity increase 47% 682,400,000 1,000,000,000 Eastern Orthodox decrease 36% 144,000,000 092,000,000 Protestant increase 57% 206,900,000 324,000,000 Catholic increase 70% 331,500,000 565,000,000 Buddhism increase 63% 150,180,000 245,000,000 Hinduism increase 117% 230,150,000 500,000,000 Shintoism increase… [cont.]
Answered by D@!Z - Mon Aug 25 11:09:11 2008

middle ages history help please..more specifics?
Q. 1. At the end of the the 5th Century, this king defeatedthe Romans and assisted the Franks in conquering France, Belgium, and Switzerland. a.merovech b. Clovis I c. Vercingtorix d. Charlemagne 2. The history of Medieval Spain began with the Iberian kindgom of___ a.Arianist Visigoths b. Carlos I c. Al-Andalus d. Santiago de Compostela 3. One of the first Christian monks who served as a great leader during the Middle ages gave away all his possestion and lef his hometown in Egypt to live alone in the desert was called___ a.St. Augustine b. St. Ambrose c. St. Anthony d. St. Thomas Aquinas 4. This Queen of England reigned during the Golden Age of England. she never married but appeared to be interested in Sir Robbert Dudly, Ealr of… [cont.]
Asked by christine792@sbcglobal.net - Mon Mar 17 20:14:48 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. i have this same thing for spanish class. 1. b 2. a 3. c 4. d
Answered by sandy - Wed Mar 19 17:09:34 2008