Issues That Muslims Need to Know

1-The following series of articles discusses the means used throughout history to ensure that the Sunnah, or teachings of Prophet Muhammad, remained authentically preserved and free from alteration and interpolation. Part One: The warning given by the Prophet to those who say things about him which are untrue, and the companions understanding of this warning. 2-Part Two: Were the sayings of the Prophet (hadeeth) written during his life and immediately after his 3-Part Three: The importance and history of the Isnad from the earliest years. 4-Part Four: The practice of mentioning the Isnad and its preservation since the early years. 5- Part Five: Early Hadeeth Criticism and Evaluation of Narrators. 6-The importance given to attaining knowledge in Islam leads many Muslims to undertake long journeys in order to collect and confirm the sayings and actions of the Prophet Muhammad. 7-The safeguarding and time sequence relating to preservation of the Sunnah and it’s comparison with the preservation of other religious scriptures, noticeably the Torah and the Gospels.

All power and strength is from God Alone

The place of morality in Islam and its relation to worship.

1-A brief look at how Ahmadiyyah differs and contradicts the teachings of Islam. This first part mentions its origins and how it differs from Islam and how it broke up into two groups. 2-Some principles of Ahmadiyyah, their view on the finality of the Message of God, the Quran, Prophet Muhammad and Jihad. 3-Concluding part of the Ahmadiyyah article, includes a quick overview of the fallacies of Mirza Ghulam Ahmed, and the stance of mainstream Muslims towards Ahmadiyyah.

The forgiveness of the Prophet towards non-Muslims, even those who sought to kill him and opposed his mission throughout his life

1-Quranic injunctions on parents. 2-The great respect Islam gives to mothers. 3-How one can show appreciation to their parents even after their death.

1- The meaning of worship, and spirit and purpose of prayer in Islam. 2-More on the spirit and purpose of prayer in Islam, as well as the spirit of fasting. 3-The spirit of the Zakah (obligatory charity), and a glimpse of the Hajj.

1- The factors which necessitate the belief in Life after Death. 2- Some of the benefits in the belief of a Hereafter, as well as a conclusion of the various reasons to believe in its Existence.

The benefits of Zakat and who receives it.

1-The weapon of the believer. 2-The Etiquette of making Dua. 3-How to supplicate in a way that is more likely to be accepted. 4-How the Prophets made dua.

How and why Muslims pray.

1- Overcoming obstacles 2- Accepting Islam washes away previous sins.

Mention of Jesus son of Mary from the Quran and the sayings of Prophet Muhammad.

An introduction to the person of Abraham and the lofty position he holds in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam alike.

How to deal with non-Muslims

By doing away with religion secularism has taken a dangerous path that has no end to moral degradation.

Human Rights in Islam: Islam has ensured the rights to life, the right to property, the right to defend their honor, the right to practice religious rites, the right to equality before the law and other human rights. These folded shed light on these rights guaranteed by Islam to humans.

An article in English explains how Muslims see the Companions of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him). They are the best people after the prophets, the most sincere of this nation, the deepest in knowledge, and the most guided. The best of them is Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq, Umar ibn Al-Khattab, Othman ibn Affan, then Ali ibn Abi Talib (may Allah be pleased with them all).

This is an article in Spanish talks about easiness of Islam which is clear in any aspect of life.

An article in English shows human rights in light of the perfectly balanced system of laws and principles of Islam. These rights are based on revelations from the Quran (the divine book of Muslims) and the Prophetic tradition (the practice of Allah’s Messenger) which are considered the main sources of Islamic life and jurisprudence.