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Iman Hakiki
The faith of a traveler who is misunderstood tries to show cleverness and interfere in the affairs of the mosque. Bilal who aspired to be the successor to the imam of the mosque became ripple with his position and did not like Iman. Iman wants to enliven the mosque but Bilal wants to close the mosque every time after prayers. This contradiction of opinion makes Bilal feel challenged while Iman only wants to enliven the mosque like in the time of the Prophet Muhammad SAW. Decorated day and night with Quranic verses of remembrance and all religious activities. Did True Faith Succeed?
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The faith of a traveler who is misunderstood tries to show cleverness and interfere in the affairs of the mosque. Bilal who aspired to be the successor to the imam of the mosque became ripple with his position and did not like Iman. Iman wants to enliven the mosque but Bilal wants to close the mosque every time after prayers. This contradiction of opinion makes Bilal feel challenged while Iman only wants to enliven the mosque like in the time of the Prophet Muhammad SAW. Decorated day and night with Quranic verses of remembrance and all religious activities. Did True Faith Succeed?
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