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Acts of Worship
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- pulla jeewtoowa : Mouhammed Tahirou Daillo rewtindaade : Mouhammed Cheikh Sene
Oo Darsu hino yewta fii waɗɗinɗi lootagol longal.
- pulla jeewtoowa : Mouhammed Tahirou Daillo rewtindaade : Mouhammed Cheikh Sene
Oo Darsu hino yewta, ko honno salligortee e ko honno janaaba lootortee wano ardi non ka sunna selluɗo, e yoga e ñaawooje mun.
- pulla firtude : Mouhammed Cheikh Sene
Maintenir les prières obligatoires: le Liban est une preuve du Coran sur l’importance du maintien de la prière, une déclaration de l’année est une preuve de l’importance du maintien de la prière
- pulla jeewtoowa : Mouhammed Tahirou Daillo rewtindaade : Mouhammed Cheikh Sene
Prière convention de langage de définition, Mkath prière dans l’islam, l’importance de la prière dans l’Islam
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Abdullaah ibn Umar kertoi, että hän kuuli Allahin Lähettilään sanovan: "Islam on rakennettu viidelle (perustalle): Todistukselle, että kukaan ei ole palvonnan arvoinen paitsi Allah ja että Muhammed on Allahin Lähettiläs, suorittaa rukous, antaa zakah, pyhiinvaellus Taloon ja paastota Ramadan." (Ilmoittanut Bukhari ja Muslim)
- pulla
- pulla jeewtoowa : Muhammad Jallo )soleil) firtude : Mouhammed Cheikh Sene rewtindaade : Mouhammed Cheikh Sene
gnaawoodje atchoudho djoulde, nanbara atchougol djoulde.
- pulla
- pulla jeewtoowa : Mouhammed Tahirou Daillo rewtindaade : Mouhammed Cheikh Sene
Langage de définition de menstruation Astalaha, femmes sections dans le sang, moins la menstruation et la plupart des scientifiques Gand, pour une femme ayant ses règles à se rappeler Dieu et lire le Coran sauvé, sacs à dos des signes de règles. Questions et réponses sur la menstruation.
- engele naajo
- espan naajo
- espan naajo
- frans naajo
- pulla
- pulla jeewtoowa : Taibou ba
kala wonki meedaye mayde. Allahu no gettita wonkijidin saaga de di naani. wonki nennaantaake si lajal makki ari. aduna wonaali si wona dakkame hodoowo.
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