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The Islamic Union of Hong Kong's missions are to improve the general welfare of Muslims in Hong Kong, promote and foster the practice of Islamic principles, and to spread, expound and propagate the truth of Islamic knowledge.

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Prophet Muhammad (saw) in Bible
Date: 14 March (Sun)
Time: 2:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
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Description of Hell (2)
Shaikh Umar S. Al-Ashqar

The descriptions of Hell are alarming; its torments and punishment are described in horrifying detail, and should persuade us to strive our utmost to avoid being among those who will suffer there in the Hereafter ...

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Haji Imam Mohamed Yaqub Ma Tat Ng Library
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Wisdom of the day

'A'isha (may Allah be pleased with her) said that Rasulullah (peace and blessings be upon him) saw said : "The deeds most loved by Allah swt (are those) done regularly, even if they are small". ( Bukhari, Muslim )

The Perfect Ending - The Study of Sahih Muslim
by Sidi Ibraheem Shakfeh

"....but the students were a sight to see - three hundred people from countries such as Turkey, Uzbekistan, Dagestan, Chechnya, Singapore, Malaysia, Turkey, Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, the United Kingdom, America, and Allah knows how many others. Sheikh Muhammad said that we were better than the United Nations."
The Paradox of Forgiveness
Shaykh Abdal Hakim Murad - Khutba

In this sermon, the sheikh discusses the Divine Attributes of Justice and Forgiveness, and how we can understand the relationship between these two apparently contradictory qualities. We know that God Almighty will manifest both His Justice and His Forgiveness absolutely on the Last Day without compromising either, because He transcends our comprehension. But how can we act upon His Divine Commands to enforce justice or grant forgiveness when they seem to conflict? The sheikh explains how we can try to overcome this through the perfect example of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him). In the Qur’an, the Prophet is enjoined ‘Keep to forgiveness, command what is right and turn away from the ignorant’ (7:199). Thus, although he strove to secure justice for others, especially the weak, the prophet in many instances when he himelf had been wronged set aside the case for strict justice and chose forgiveness. Through the profound and subtle wisdom granted to him by God, therefore, the Prophet exemplified the resolution of this apparent paradox, and guided us toward a clearer understanding of the Divine Guidance.