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Seerah [the life of the Prophet], Islamic economy, as well as sections on “interfaith”
and a “children Islamic corner.” The college was to be the Islamic part of
the ‘information superhighway’ that was the catchword of the day: “The Prophet
said: ‘Any one that takes a highway for knowledge, Allah will make an easy highway
to Paradise for that person.’” “Enrol Now,” Ahmad urged Muslim surfers,
there are “Limited Openings.” The courses offered “are only available in this Interactive
Islamic College and are the highest in quality and written by traditional
professors of Islam with 310 years of combined expertise, each having written
over 100 books, headed by Prof. Hasan Muhammad El-Fatih Qaribullah.” The
310 man-years of combined experience—an idea borrowed from the software
industry—later grew to 4,000 years.
Ahmad went as far as to call his site “The Azhar Mosque of the Internet,”
and proudly presented his credentials from leading North American media sites:
PC Computing Nov 1996 selected this site together with 6 Islamic sites to be amongst
top 1001 sites in the whole WWW. Two out of these 6 sites have unfortunately shut
and the remaining sites have 10 times less visitors than the Mosque.
The Azhar Mosque of the Internet has been elected by the Discovery Channel;
AOL linked to the Mosque on 9/27/1996; CNN has linked to the Mosque under:
http://www.cnn.com/EVENTS/world_of_faith/links.html and http://www.zdnet.
and a “children Islamic corner.” The college was to be the Islamic part of
the ‘information superhighway’ that was the catchword of the day: “The Prophet
said: ‘Any one that takes a highway for knowledge, Allah will make an easy highway
to Paradise for that person.’” “Enrol Now,” Ahmad urged Muslim surfers,
there are “Limited Openings.” The courses offered “are only available in this Interactive
Islamic College and are the highest in quality and written by traditional
professors of Islam with 310 years of combined expertise, each having written
over 100 books, headed by Prof. Hasan Muhammad El-Fatih Qaribullah.” The
310 man-years of combined experience—an idea borrowed from the software
industry—later grew to 4,000 years.
Ahmad went as far as to call his site “The Azhar Mosque of the Internet,”
and proudly presented his credentials from leading North American media sites:
PC Computing Nov 1996 selected this site together with 6 Islamic sites to be amongst
top 1001 sites in the whole WWW. Two out of these 6 sites have unfortunately shut
and the remaining sites have 10 times less visitors than the Mosque.
The Azhar Mosque of the Internet has been elected by the Discovery Channel;
AOL linked to the Mosque on 9/27/1996; CNN has linked to the Mosque under:
http://www.cnn.com/EVENTS/world_of_faith/links.html and http://www.zdnet.