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Artstc desgn from the word "Muhammad" n Arabc. Courtesy of Fard Al-Al. ENDNOTES 1 Nelson Mandela (the frst presdent of democratc South Afrca) s a great example for the struggle aganst aparthed and dscrmnaton among people of dfferent races. South Afrca became a country n whch all people lve together as one naton unted n ther dversty. The Qur'an teachngs confrm the fact that God created humanknd from dfferent natons and trbes so that they may know one another. A whte man has no superorty over a non-whte man except by pety (and vsa versa). "Verly the most honorable of you n the sght of Allah, s the most pous. Verly Allah s All-Knower, All-Aware." The Qur'an, 49:13. 2 Ryadh Al-Salhn (1603/4), (1605/6) 3 Prophet Muhammad ndcated that at the Day of Judgment, God wll be the foe for those who hre workers and do not pay them ther wages. Prophet Muhammad emphasized that wages must be pad for workers before the sweat dres. Wages cannot be delayed and must be pad mmedately after fnshng work. 4 For more nformaton about Islamc law please see:
http://www.slamrelgon.com/category/110/ http://www.slamhouse.com 5 Sahh Al-Bukhar (34/8) 6 Sahh Al-Bukhar (5778) and Sahh Muslm (109) The Seridi sculptures are the work of Turkish artist Hassan Salapi from The Qur'an, 4:58. If the Judges Judge, It's The Carving of the Artist Issam Abdul Fatah The Qur'an, 17:15. No one is punished for human rights Human rights
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