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Leadership Spaces at Zul Qarnain [PDF]
ذو القرنين قائد مُلهم ظهر في حِقبة من حِقب التاريخ، ورد ذكره في القرآن الكريم / (سورة الكهف) الآيات (83 – 98) وهو على أكثر الاحتمالات الملك الفارسي أفريدون بن جمشيد وسُمي بذي القرنين لأنه ملك (الغرب والشرق) أو لوجود ضفيرتين في شَعْرِهِ، قاد ثلاث حملات فتح في الغرب والشرق والشمال, الغاية منها الدعوة إلى عبادة الله تعالى وتوحيده ونشر الفضيلة في المجتمع ...
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ZUL QARNAIN, DAKWAH DAN PERADABAN: KAJIAN SEJARAH DAKWAH PERSPEKTIF TEKSTUAL DAN KONTEKSTUAL [PDF]
Asbab al-nuzul ayat tentang Zul Qarnain datang dari ahl aiKitab menguji kebenaran risalahnya sebagai rasul utusan Tuhan. Sebagai cerita AI-Qur'an, sosok Zul Qarnain ada/ah realitos historis mengenai seorang tokoh sebagai penegas terhadap kebenaran ...
Hak, Nurul
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Vladimir says that Zul is a very important holiday for Kalmyks. People prepare for it in advance by procuring new clothes, cleaning their house, preparing gifts and making biscuits.
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Kisah Dzu al-Qarnain dalam Al-Qur’an: Fungsi dan Urgensi bagi Dakwah Nabi Muhammad [PDF]
The research related to the story of Dzu al-Qarnain in the Koran, still focus on who the “figure” Dzu al-Qarnain is, not to reveal the “urgency” that lies behind the text.
Faridatunnisa, Nor
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Ksenia Kardonova talks about the traditional holiday of Zul: Zul is the holiday when children add one year to their age. For example, if a child is 3 years old, after Zul he/she will be 4 years old.
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Angira says that during Zul people light candles and put offerings on the altar. The candlewicks should consist of the same number of grass blades as the age of the person to whom the candlewicks are dedicated.
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Vera says that the Kalmyks celebrate the following holidays: Zul, Tsagan Sar, Ur Sar and Zul. Among them, Zul is a special holiday. It is when people celebrate their birthdays.
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Nogan says that the ancestors of the Kalmyks did not cook meat but khyalmsh (a dish made from butter and flour) during Zul. The celebratory table was laid with biscuits (khavtkha and togsh varieties) tea and khyalmsh.
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Raisa says that before Zul the Kalmyks tidy up their homes, wash clothes and make biscuits. On the day of Zul people wake up early in the morning, make tea, make offerings to gods and read prayers. One should read prayers for three days.
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Nina talks about how Kalmyks celebrate Zul: During Zul we sprinkle tea offerings (to gods and ancestors). We take the first portion of fresh hot tea with a spoon, put our right leg outside the house and sprinkle upwards.
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