Quotes of Muslim - Allah forbids anything, not to limit your freedom, but to guarantee your freedom

  Sheikh Mustafa al-Sibai, may God have mercy on him, was one of the eminent scholars, famous preachers, and a few reformers. Nevertheless, he had influential political and social efforts. He is one of the models to be emulated and a role model for the people of Islam in our time and at all times. Birth and upbringing : Dr. Mustafa Hosni al-Sibai was born in 1915 in the city of Homs, Syria, and grew up in a distinguished scholarly family. His father and grandfathers were rhetoric at the Great Mosque in Homs. In his early years, he was influenced by his father, the mujahid scholar Sheikh Hosni al-Sibai. His father had honorable national positions, as he contributed to Armed resistance against the French, and the leadership of the rebellious Mujahideen against colonialism, tyrants, and tyrants. Dr. Mustafa used to accompany his father to the science councils that he held with the jurists of Homs, and he began to memorize the Holy Qur’an and received the principles of Sharia sciences ...

Mohamed Metwally El Shaarawy An Egyptian scholar and interpreter, famous for his mosque lessons, in which he reviewed his thoughts on the meanings of the Noble Qur’an in a manner described as “simple and influential.” He held several official positions, including the position of Minister of Awqaf, and taught in Saudi Arabia and Algeria. Birth and upbringing Muhammad Metwally El Shaarawy was born on April 15, 1911, in the village of Daqadous (Dakahlia Governorate) in Egypt to a simple family. He memorized the Holy Qur’an when he was eleven years old. He showed an interest from a young age in memorizing poetry and prose with the encouragement of his father, so his classmates chose him as president of the Association of Writers in Zagazig, and his family led him to lead the student political activities against British colonialism to head the Student Union at Al-Azhar in 1934, which made him vulnerable to arrest, and he is the father of three sons and two daughters. Study and training He o...

  Salman al-Awdah is a Saudi religious scholar and preacher, considered one of the symbols of Islamic moderation and one of the most daring Saudi religious scholars. Birth and upbringing Salman bin Fahd Al-Awda was born on December 14, 1956, in the village of Al-Bar in the city of Buraidah (Al-Qassim region) in central Saudi Arabia. He spent part of his childhood in his village and then moved to Buraidah to continue his education. Study and training Al-Awda studied primary, intermediate and secondary levels in Buraidah, then joined Imam Muhammad bin Saud University in Qassim, where he obtained a BA in Sharia. He obtained a master's degree from the Department of Sunnah and its Sciences at the Faculty of Fundamentals of Religion, on the subject of "Ahadith of Alienation". Al-Awda was a student of eminent scholars such as Abd al-Aziz ibn Baz, Muhammad ibn Salih al-Uthaymeen, Abdullah ibn Jibreen, and Sheikh Salih al-Bilahi. In 2004, Al-Awda received a doctorate in Sharia fro...

Muhammad Ali is an American athlete and boxer, considered by many to be the greatest boxer of all time. Ali had an impressive charisma that earned him the attention and love of the masses, and during his career, he achieved many important achievements, and he is also known for his charitable activities.  Biography of Muhammad Ali Clay Cassius Marcus Clay was born in Louisville, Kentucky in 1942, and Muhammad Ali accidentally discovered his talent when he was 12 years old when he was robbed. This incident led to his acquaintance with coach and policeman John Martin. He then began working with Martin, earning him the Golden Glove in 1956 for lightweight. In 1960, he left with the US Olympic team to Rome to participate in the Olympics, where he managed to beat Poland's Zbigniew Peterzkowski. In 1964, after becoming a professional athlete, he defeated Sonny Liston to become the world heavyweight champion. After that, the biggest event in Muhammad Ali's life happened, as he was look...

  Omar Al-Mukhtar, nicknamed the Sheikh of the Martyrs or the Lion of the Desert (b. 1862 - September 16, 1931), was an Arab Muslim leader. He fought the Italian invasion from their entry into Libya until 1931. His family Name The Lion of the Desert Omar Mukhtar. He is Omar bin Al-Mukhtar bin Omar, from the house of Farhat, from the Buridan tribe, and she is from the Al-Manfa tribe. His mother is Aisha bint Muharib. His birth and upbringing Omar Al-Mukhtar belongs to the Manfa tribe, one of the major Almoravid tribes in Cyrenaica. He was born in 1862 AD in the village of Janzour in the Dafna area on the eastern sides of Cyrenaica, located east of Libya on the Egyptian border. He has raised an orphan. His father, Mukhtar bin Omar, passed away on his way to Mecca, accompanied by his wife, Aisha. Omar Al-Mukhtar received his first education in the corner of Janzour, then traveled to Jagboub to stay for eight years to study and collect on the senior scholars and sheiks of Senusi, led b...