Calling to Allah's Religion

A short lecture consecutively translated into English in which Sh. Dr. Haitham Sarhan briefly shows how to believe in the prophets and messengers that Allah sent to guide people to the straight path.

A short lecture consecutively translated into English in which Sh. Dr. Haitham Sarhan briefly shows how to believe in the sacred books revealed to the messengers of Allah.

A short lecture consecutively translated into English in which Sh. Dr. Haitham Sarhan briefly shows how to believe in angels and their unseen world.

A short lecture consecutively translated into English in which Sh. Dr. Haitham Sarhan briefly explains the categories of monotheism and proofs of the existence of Allah, Almighty.

Application of Islamic teaching in the life of Muslims

An interesting lecture in English during which Sh. Zakir Abdulkarim Naik mentions some of the similarities between Islam and Christianity.

Happiness is a common goal that everyone strives to attain. Philosophers, intellectuals, doctors and artists have all strived in search of the causes of happiness and ways to escape the emptiness they feel. The undeniable reality is that permanent happiness cannot be achieved except by believing in Allah - The Creator - and following His guidance. Since it is He who created mankind, He is the one who knows what pleases and benefits them, just as he knows what saddens and harms them. Allah has said: "Whoever does good whether male or female and he\she is a believer, we will most certainly make him\her live a happy life, and We will most certainly give him\her the reward for the best of what he/she did." Noble Qur'an (16:97) Allah is the greatest source of peace for the heart, and He is the one whose remembrance can bring joy to the soul. Islam enables those who embrace it to have an ongoing connection with Allah. This makes it possible for them to be at ease spiritually. It shields them from chaos, being lost or feeling (spiritually) empty, and it protects them from mental instability.

Islam urges people to allegorically and realistically construct the global world, seek to create means of provisions and earn living by legitimately working in different fields of professions, such as trade, agriculture and industry. The Prophet said, "None would taste much more palatable food than that which one has earned by working with one's own hands. Therefore, the Prophet of Allah, David used to eat from the earnings of his manual labor." Behaving as such would yield one profitable consequences provided he or she is committed to honesty, sincerity in transactions, fulfillment of wages with no delay in time, giving full measurements and refraining from deception, monopoly and usury.

Brotherhood in Islam

Morality in the Quran

This video contains Quran recitation with translating its meanings into English. You can listen to the recitation, see the Arabic text and see the English translation at the same time.

This video contains Quran recitation with translating its meanings into English. You can listen to the recitation, see the Arabic text and see the English translation at the same time.

This video contains Quran recitation with translating its meanings into English. You can listen to the recitation, see the Arabic text and see the English translation at the same time.

This video contains Quran recitation with translating its meanings into English. You can listen to the recitation, see the Arabic text and see the English translation at the same time.

A short video defines the zakat and shows its importance on individuals as well as societies. It speaks about the system laid down by Islam to bring the poor and rich together and establish society security and peace.

A short video in English answers the following questions: (1) What is Athan? (2) What does it mean? (3) Why Muslims are so careful about the call to prayer? (4) Why those words in particular? (5) Why did Prophet Muhammad command Muslims to repeat the words of the call to prayer when they hear them?

A short video in English confirms that millions of people around the world, of different religions and cultures, love Prophet Jesus (peace be upon him) but they differ about his identity: Who is he? Is he God? Is he the son of God? Is he a Messenger of God? Was he a real man?

How was the status of the woman in the past? She was a commodity to be bought and sold, disrespected and dishonored. She was sold just like an animal or a piece of furniture; she was forced to get married or commit adultery. She did not inherit or own money; her husband took over her money if she had some without her permission. Some ignorant cultures went even beyond that, in discussing whether she is a human being with a soul and spirit just like a man! After all this, some societies accuse Islam of persecuting and oppressing women, dealing with them in an injustice way. In this film, we are discussing all these points and the way Islam gave women all their rights.

A short video in English answers the following questions about Islam's view of slavery: (1) What is Islam's position on slavery? (2) How did Islam deal with these issues? (3) What is the difference between the concept of slavery in Islam and that of ancient and modern eras?

A short video shows the importance of Ramadan month to which the hearts of Muslims attach. They are waiting for it every year longingly and passionately.