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For every hair is a good reward. Eid ul Adha Greeting Card by Alhabib.

Alhamdulillaah, all praise be to Allah, approaching the Eid ul Adha day this 1430 Hijri year which coincides with 27 November 2009, Alhabib has added two new islamic greeting cards with Qurban or Sacrifice theme. These two greeting cards take wisdoms from the sayings or hadiths of the Messenger of Allah, Muhammad as na[...] Read the rest »

Adding Alhabib’s Widget to Blogspot

Posted by alhabib On November - 22 - 2009 How To
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There is an important change in the way to log in into your Blogger account or Blogspot blogs. You have to supply your Google account credential to be able to automatically post or insert the islamic widgets into your blogspot blog or blog’s sidebar. That means, you have to supply your email address registered wi[...] Read the rest »

Eid ul Adha Mubarak 2009 Greeting Cards

Posted by alhabib On November - 21 - 2009 Islamic Greeting Card
Eid Mubarak Greeting Card by Alhabib

Four days have elapsed since the islamic month of Dhulhijjah 1430 has started this year (2009). It is the month in which the annual hajj or pilgrimage to Ka’bah in Makkah takes place. The 10th of this month will mark the end of Hajj, where those performing the hajj as well as muslims elsewhere will [...][...] Read the rest »

LED Ticker with Calligraphic Message

Posted by alhabib On November - 8 - 2009 Other Islamic Widgets
LED Ticker Widget by Alhabib

Alhamdulillaah, all praise be to Allah, the best Creator. Today I announce the release of another welcome message or banner widget titled: LED Ticker with Islamic Calligraphic Message. This adds to the islamic widget category of the main site. The widget displays framed message ticker alongside an arabic calligraphy of[...] Read the rest »

New: Hajj Mubarak Greeting Cards

Posted by alhabib On November - 6 - 2009 Islamic Greeting Card
Hajj Greetings - The Beauty of Ka'bah by Alhabib

Today, thousands of muslims from all over the world start preparing and traveling to Makkah, Saudi Arabia, to perform the hajj ritual which is the fifth pillars of Islam. At the peak of the ritual, millions of pilgrimage will be circumbulating the Ka’bah, the sacred house of Allah while enchanting the words of pr[...] Read the rest »