Islamic Creed

The Story of Prophet Hud

the Story of Prophet Saleh

the story of the Prophet Jonah

A brief story of our mother Mary and her miraculous birth to Jesus.

The Story of Moses

The Story of Joseph

Stories of the Prophets:The Story of Lot

The Beginning of idolatry and the call of Noah. Noah’s people reject his call, and a commandment to build an Ark. The Ark comes to rest and Noah’s people are utterly destroyed.

The thought provoking story of Adam described with references from the Divine Books.

God’s love for the believers who turn to Him seeking forgiveness for their sins, and some of the many ways a believer can obtain God’s forgiveness.

How Mercy is manifest in God, and examples of the mercy of the Prophet and his Companions .

1-The Belief in One God and service to Him is one which is inherent in all humans. 2-A look at the concept of God and pantheism in polytheistic faiths, specifically Hinduism. 3-Examples of the religions which believe that God became one man, that all humans are a part of God, and a look into the reasoning of all these beliefs previously mentioned. 4-Why logically the concept of God becoming a part of His creation contradicts the basic meaning of the term “God”, and vice versa. 5-A look into the notion that God had a son, and a conclusion to this articles series.

A practical explanation of two of the most oft-repeated names of Allah: ar-Rahman and ar-Raheem, and the nature of the All-Encompassing Mercy of God.

The question of whether God may be seen in this life by Prophets, saints, and the average laymen, and whether He may be seen in the Hereafter.

What Islam says about dreams and dreaming. and The obscurity of dream interpretation in the religion of Islam

What are Jinn? Who is Shaytaan? Jinn exist amongst us but apart from us

The statements of western scholars who have studied Islam about the Quran.

The statements of western scholars who have studied Islam about the Prophet.

The first of a two-part article defining the fundamental differences between Paradise and the life of this world. Part 1: The absence of those things which cause grief, pain and suffering in this life. The second of a two-part article defining the fundamental differences between Paradise and the life of this world. Part 2: The superiority of its joys and delights in comparison to this life.

A logical refutation of the notion that matter is eternal, and why if there is a God, it must be the God as depicted by Islam.