Comments on: About Ramadan http://www.30-days.net/islam/basics/ramadan/ What Christians should know about Islamic background, history and culture. Tue, 09 Mar 2010 11:13:31 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: TDI http://www.30-days.net/islam/basics/ramadan/comment-page-3/#comment-8198 TDI Tue, 01 Sep 2009 09:13:49 +0000 http://www.30-days.net/reveal/ramadan/#comment-8198 Dr. Joel, the daily prayer requests are found here ...>> <a href="http://www.30-days.net/category/ramadan/" rel="nofollow">../category/ramadan/</a> An email version (daily excerpt) is also available here ... >> <a href="http://www.30-days.net/resources/email/" rel="nofollow">http://www.30-days.net/resources/email/</a> Trust that helps. Dr. Joel, the daily prayer requests are found here …>> ../category/ramadan/

An email version (daily excerpt) is also available here … >> http://www.30-days.net/resources/email/

Trust that helps.

]]> By: Dr. Joel http://www.30-days.net/islam/basics/ramadan/comment-page-3/#comment-8196 Dr. Joel Tue, 01 Sep 2009 08:54:58 +0000 http://www.30-days.net/reveal/ramadan/#comment-8196 WE CHRISTIANS SHOULD BE ON OUR KNEES FOR MUSLIMS FOR THE HARVEST IS READY BUT LABOURERS ARE FEW.KINDLY PRAY FOR INDIAN MUSLIMS THAT THEY MAY COME TO LORD JESUS FOR SALVATION. WE CHRISTIANS SHOULD BE ON OUR KNEES FOR MUSLIMS FOR THE HARVEST IS READY BUT LABOURERS ARE FEW.KINDLY PRAY FOR INDIAN MUSLIMS THAT THEY MAY COME TO LORD JESUS FOR SALVATION.

]]> By: Dr. Joel http://www.30-days.net/islam/basics/ramadan/comment-page-3/#comment-8195 Dr. Joel Tue, 01 Sep 2009 08:50:03 +0000 http://www.30-days.net/reveal/ramadan/#comment-8195 SEND LATEST PRAYER REQESTS FOR THE MUSLIM WORLD SEND LATEST PRAYER REQESTS FOR THE MUSLIM WORLD

]]> By: Good sites for Ramadan « GOD ONLINE: Exploring media spirituality http://www.30-days.net/islam/basics/ramadan/comment-page-3/#comment-7697 Good sites for Ramadan « GOD ONLINE: Exploring media spirituality Sun, 23 Aug 2009 04:00:33 +0000 http://www.30-days.net/reveal/ramadan/#comment-7697 [...] surprisingly friendly description of Ramadan is on 30-days.net, a Christian evangelistic outreach to Muslims. It gives a basic explanation of “What [...] [...] surprisingly friendly description of Ramadan is on 30-days.net, a Christian evangelistic outreach to Muslims. It gives a basic explanation of “What [...]

]]> By: TDI http://www.30-days.net/islam/basics/ramadan/comment-page-3/#comment-7384 TDI Mon, 17 Aug 2009 21:18:15 +0000 http://www.30-days.net/reveal/ramadan/#comment-7384 George, in general, Ramadan is 22 August through 20 September 2009. Reasons for these dates are found via several sources which vary according to location and moon sighting. Some details are here >> <a href="http://www.30-days.net/islam/basics/calendar/" rel="nofollow">30-days.net/basics/calendar/</a> George, in general, Ramadan is 22 August through 20 September 2009. Reasons for these dates are found via several sources which vary according to location and moon sighting. Some details are here >> 30-days.net/basics/calendar/

]]> By: George http://www.30-days.net/islam/basics/ramadan/comment-page-3/#comment-7382 George Mon, 17 Aug 2009 20:38:42 +0000 http://www.30-days.net/reveal/ramadan/#comment-7382 When is Ramadan in 2009 When is Ramadan in 2009

]]> By: Eos http://www.30-days.net/islam/basics/ramadan/comment-page-2/#comment-7381 Eos Mon, 17 Aug 2009 20:38:16 +0000 http://www.30-days.net/reveal/ramadan/#comment-7381 To Kak: I can finnaly answer your question now. What do we deserve for our sin, like what is the payment that we deserve? Or, to word it differently, if sinning is kind of like our job here on earth… and God is perfect and wonderful, then what do we deserve for our sin? Surely we cannot just have the occupation of sin here on earth and then when we get to heaven be ok when we see this completely merciful, wrathful (against people who oppose Him), powerful, just, right, holy God. Theres this story, about Muhhamed (peace be upon him) and his friends. They were out in the city one day when they saw a woman becoming frantic, searching for something. They soon realized that it was a mother searching for her lost child. The moment she had found him she took him in her arms and held him there, showering him with kisses and affection. So Muhhamed turned to those around him and said “Could you ever imagine that mother burning her child?” The reply was “No.” He went on with “Imagine the mercy of that mother to her child. Now imagine that mercy multiplied infinitly. The mercy of Allah is even stronger than that!” So then Kak, the child strayed from its mother. He made a mistake? So should she punish him? It was unintentional, he did not mean to cause her stress, but in his curiosity he brought chaos. God wont punish you as long as you come back to Him and call out to ONLY Him. Only to Allah. He would have accepted even Pharoah, a disbeliever who thought he himself was god, only if Pharoah would have called out … That is the mercy of God. And NO! We were NOT put here to sin. Earth, is a filter per se. God put us here as a test, to see who the good and bad were. And yes we all do good and bad. But the “best” are the ones who follow God. Do you see now? He will always forgive us. Long as we ask. To Kak: I can finnaly answer your question now.
What do we deserve for our sin, like what is the payment that we deserve? Or, to word it differently, if sinning is kind of like our job here on earth… and God is perfect and wonderful, then what do we deserve for our sin? Surely we cannot just have the occupation of sin here on earth and then when we get to heaven be ok when we see this completely merciful, wrathful (against people who oppose Him), powerful, just, right, holy God.

Theres this story, about Muhhamed (peace be upon him) and his friends. They were out in the city one day when they saw a woman becoming frantic, searching for something. They soon realized that it was a mother searching for her lost child. The moment she had found him she took him in her arms and held him there, showering him with kisses and affection. So Muhhamed turned to those around him and said “Could you ever imagine that mother burning her child?” The reply was “No.” He went on with “Imagine the mercy of that mother to her child. Now imagine that mercy multiplied infinitly. The mercy of Allah is even stronger than that!”
So then Kak, the child strayed from its mother. He made a mistake? So should she punish him? It was unintentional, he did not mean to cause her stress, but in his curiosity he brought chaos. God wont punish you as long as you come back to Him and call out to ONLY Him. Only to Allah. He would have accepted even Pharoah, a disbeliever who thought he himself was god, only if Pharoah would have called out …
That is the mercy of God. And NO! We were NOT put here to sin. Earth, is a filter per se. God put us here as a test, to see who the good and bad were. And yes we all do good and bad. But the “best” are the ones who follow God. Do you see now? He will always forgive us. Long as we ask.

]]> By: Eos http://www.30-days.net/islam/basics/ramadan/comment-page-3/#comment-7380 Eos Mon, 17 Aug 2009 20:36:19 +0000 http://www.30-days.net/reveal/ramadan/#comment-7380 Surely relationship is what is needed most between Christians and Muslims. ... Jane you could not have said it better. I didnt realize thats what I was feeling. I guess its a subconcious thing. No I have not, but and I havent come back since now. Ive been re - reading things, and its amazing how your views change and how you learn new things so quickly. Thans for your concern :) Surely relationship is what is needed most between Christians and Muslims. … Jane you could not have said it better. I didnt realize thats what I was feeling. I guess its a subconcious thing. No I have not, but and I havent come back since now. Ive been re – reading things, and its amazing how your views change and how you learn new things so quickly. Thans for your concern :)

]]> By: Eos http://www.30-days.net/islam/basics/ramadan/comment-page-3/#comment-7379 Eos Mon, 17 Aug 2009 20:33:35 +0000 http://www.30-days.net/reveal/ramadan/#comment-7379 it depends on which country you are from. Europeans use Ramazan/Ramzan, while Turkey/Middle East/ USA is Ramadan it depends on which country you are from. Europeans use Ramazan/Ramzan, while Turkey/Middle East/ USA is Ramadan

]]> By: Eos http://www.30-days.net/islam/basics/ramadan/comment-page-3/#comment-7378 Eos Mon, 17 Aug 2009 20:31:57 +0000 http://www.30-days.net/reveal/ramadan/#comment-7378 To Kak: I can finnaly answer your question now. What do we deserve for our sin, like what is the payment that we deserve? Or, to word it differently, if sinning is kind of like our job here on earth… and God is perfect and wonderful, then what do we deserve for our sin? Surely we cannot just have the occupation of sin here on earth and then when we get to heaven be ok when we see this completely merciful, wrathful (against people who oppose Him), powerful, just, right, holy God. Theres this story, about Muhhamed (peace be upon him) and his friends. They were out in the city one day when they saw a woman becoming frantic, searching for something. They soon realized that it was a mother searching for her lost child. The moment she had found him she took him in her arms and held him there, showering him with kisses and affection. So Muhhamed turned to those around him and said "Could you ever imagine that mother burning her child?" The reply was "No." He went on with "Imagine the mercy of that mother to her child. Now imagine that mercy multiplied infinitly. The mercy of Allah is even stronger than that!" So then Kak, the child strayed from its mother. He made a mistake? So should she punish him? It was unintentional, he did not mean to cause her stress, but in his curiosity he brought chaos. God wont punish you as long as you come back to Him and call out to ONLY Him. Only to Allah. He would have accepted even Pharoah, a disbeliever who thought he himself was god, only if Pharoah would have called out ... That is the mercy of God. And NO! We were NOT put here to sin. Earth, is a filter per se. God put us here as a test, to see who the good and bad were. And yes we all do good and bad. But the "best" are the ones who follow God. Do you see now? He will always forgive us. Long as we ask. To Kak: I can finnaly answer your question now.
What do we deserve for our sin, like what is the payment that we deserve? Or, to word it differently, if sinning is kind of like our job here on earth… and God is perfect and wonderful, then what do we deserve for our sin? Surely we cannot just have the occupation of sin here on earth and then when we get to heaven be ok when we see this completely merciful, wrathful (against people who oppose Him), powerful, just, right, holy God.

Theres this story, about Muhhamed (peace be upon him) and his friends. They were out in the city one day when they saw a woman becoming frantic, searching for something. They soon realized that it was a mother searching for her lost child. The moment she had found him she took him in her arms and held him there, showering him with kisses and affection. So Muhhamed turned to those around him and said “Could you ever imagine that mother burning her child?” The reply was “No.” He went on with “Imagine the mercy of that mother to her child. Now imagine that mercy multiplied infinitly. The mercy of Allah is even stronger than that!”
So then Kak, the child strayed from its mother. He made a mistake? So should she punish him? It was unintentional, he did not mean to cause her stress, but in his curiosity he brought chaos. God wont punish you as long as you come back to Him and call out to ONLY Him. Only to Allah. He would have accepted even Pharoah, a disbeliever who thought he himself was god, only if Pharoah would have called out …
That is the mercy of God. And NO! We were NOT put here to sin. Earth, is a filter per se. God put us here as a test, to see who the good and bad were. And yes we all do good and bad. But the “best” are the ones who follow God. Do you see now? He will always forgive us. Long as we ask.

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