Islamic Creed

A book in Arabic the five pillars of Islam: The two testimonies, prayer, zakah, fasting, and pilgrimage. All of them are simply handled in detail concerning meaning, proofs, wisdom, and conditions.

A book in Arabic discusses those sincerely and honestly seeking for the true religion and refutes the Christianity creed specially believing in trinity.

A book in Arabic warns and simply clarifies the great danger of magic and shows the Islamic perspective of going to magicians, based on the Quranic and Prophetic texts.

A book in Arabic proves that this Quran was not written by a committee of intellectuals, devils, nor even the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him). It is a fact that the Quran is the word of Allah. This necessitates that the truthfulness of Prophet Muhammad and his message is deserved to be respected and followed, unlike some secularist claims. So Paul Williams, a British Muslim, said, "The secular Muslim is someone who believes that the Creator was sufficiently capable of establishing highly accurate mathematical and physical rules to control the motion of this universe, but was not sufficiently capable of establishing rules organizing the human society.”

A book in Arabic briefly clarifies the concept of god from the Islamic perspective based on Quranic verses. It also relates some verses from other religions' books about the monotheism doctrine through referring to one god not more but these verses are within a pile of distorted tenets, which confirms that the monotheism doctrine is the faith of all messengers and prophets and all current religions still have this noble belief in their core.

This is research that was being written over years to show the reality of the Bible and whether it is God's word. Following an accurate methodology, the author proves distorting the Bible, depending on verses from the Bible itself. The book was later translated into Arabic along with other international languages.

In this book, a brief explanation on the pillars of Islam and faith.

A book in Arabic confirms that Islam came with every value that Humankind needs to establish its civilization. Moreover, Islam called, commanded, and urged Muslims to stick to them in addition to warning against its opposite.

A book in Arabic shows the creed of the four Imams: Abu Hanifa, Malek, Shafeai, and Ahmad ibn Hanbal, which is in harmony with the Quran and the Sunnah, without any difference between them about any aspect of the Islamic belief.