Islamic Media Center: July 2015

Thursday, July 23, 2015

Eid Milad Celebration during Ottoman time

Eid Milad in South Africa in 1906

Eid Milad dun Nabi celebration in 1906 at south Africa even before world war 1 & becoming Hijaz to Saudi Arabia.

Eid Milad in South Africa in in 1906

Maqaam of Sayyiduna Uthman E Ghani

Maqaam of Sayyiduna Uthman E Ghani (Radi allaho anho). It was destroyed by the Govt.

Maqaam of Sayyiduna Uthman E Ghani

Rare View of Madina Masjid Nabvi

Rare photo of Roza E nabi, Mere Sarkar e Madina.

What a lucky people they are, See they are offering salat o Salam from close with adab. Now a days Govt not even allowed to stand more than few second.

Rare photo of Roza E nabi, Mere Sarkar e Madina.

Kobe Masjid after world war 2

Kobe Muslim mosque is the first mosque built in Japan in 1935. It is located in Nakayamate Dori in Chuo-ku, a 10-minute walk from Motomachi station in Kobe.

During the Second World War, Kobe was destroyed to the ground. However, the shocking fact is that the mosque was still standing erect whereas every building surrounding the mosque was completely demolished. There were only few cracks on the outer walls of the mosque and the glass windows were broken.

The mosque was known as a place of refuge during the war. It is believed that the soldiers who were in the basement of the mosque were the ones who survived the bombings. The mosque was later used as a place of refuge for the victims of the war.

During the Great Hanshin earthquake in 1995, also known to be one of the worst earthquakes in Japan, Kobe was devastated again. The earthquake caused major damage to Kobe, but the Kobe mosque was still standing strong and upright.

Kobe Masjid after world war 2