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Content notes for "The Basic Source of Peace"
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Arabic is written right to left, while English is written left to right.
Incense can be used for inner peace, relaxation, and mood boosting. The Peace Store is currently burning amber, which is good for all of those things.
Singing bowls have many benefits. Enjoy some videos.
Apps can help people relax, calm down, and meditate. Some of those feature singing bowls.
Although not all Muslims speak Arabic as a first language, and not everyone who speaks Arabic is a Muslim, Arabic is the "lingua franca" of Islam. According to the Hadith, or Islamic religious teaching, Allah told Adam to take his greeting from the Angels, and pass it on to his offspring. "Hello" in Arabic is therefore "As-Salaam-Alaikum," or "Peace be Upon You," to which the response is "Wa-Alaikum-Salaam," or "Unto You be Peace." This can be shortened to just "Salaam" among peers or close friends. "Goodbye" in Arabic is "ma'aasalaama."
Arabic is written right to left, while English is written left to right.
Incense can be used for inner peace, relaxation, and mood boosting. The Peace Store is currently burning amber, which is good for all of those things.
Singing bowls have many benefits. Enjoy some videos.
Apps can help people relax, calm down, and meditate. Some of those feature singing bowls.
Although not all Muslims speak Arabic as a first language, and not everyone who speaks Arabic is a Muslim, Arabic is the "lingua franca" of Islam. According to the Hadith, or Islamic religious teaching, Allah told Adam to take his greeting from the Angels, and pass it on to his offspring. "Hello" in Arabic is therefore "As-Salaam-Alaikum," or "Peace be Upon You," to which the response is "Wa-Alaikum-Salaam," or "Unto You be Peace." This can be shortened to just "Salaam" among peers or close friends. "Goodbye" in Arabic is "ma'aasalaama."