Issues That Muslims Need to Know

A brief pamphlet in English gives an introduction to Islam and shows why we choose Islam and the virtues that Islam brings to us.

A brief pamphlet in English talks about the Islamic perspective on atheism and asks the atheists about important issues such as: Why we suffer in this world, why Allah punishes people in this world, why he does not reveal himself to us, and why he tests us?

A brief pamphlet in English talks about the Islamic perspective on Prophet Jesus (peace be upon him), his miracles, and message.

A pamphlet translated into English describes the Prophet's prayer (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) along with an explanation of some mistakes people may do while praying, along with a description of the funeral prayer.

This is an answer from Sh. Muhammad ibn Saleh Al-Uthaimin about the ruling on the Valentine Day.

This is a poster shows the remembrance after the obligatory prayers in an easy way.

A brief pamphlet in English talks about women’s rights in Islam such as the right to educate and choose a spouse. It also shows that the principle of reward and accountability is equal for men and women in Islam.

A brief pamphlet in English clarifies Allah’s mercy through some points like (1) Examples of Allah’s mercy, (2) His mercy towards the creation, and (3) How to get a great share of Allah’s mercy upon us, along with other useful points.

A brief pamphlet in English discusses some points about usury. It mentions its definition in Islam, reasons for being prohibited, ways to avoid it, and how to get success in this world and the world to come.

A brief pamphlet in English discusses the issue of the niqab through some points like: (1) Why people fear it, (2) Freedom of belief and expression, and (3) Types of Islamic dresses. It also refutes some misconceptions about the niqab.

ِAn article in English shows that we live in a time of excess entertainment and consumption so it is easy to get caught up in the so-called "holiday season" but we rarely stop to consider its significance. I say "so-called" because the word "holiday" is derived from the two words "holy" and "day". However, under closer scrutiny from the Judeo-Christian and Islamic perspectives, these days are anything but holy. Celebrations such as Easter, Christmas, All Saints’ Day, and Halloween, all find their roots in pagan traditions, away from the prophets' way (may peace and blessings of Allah be upon them all). The proof lies in the lack of historical evidence that the prophets ever celebrated their birthdays, decorated eggs, placed ornaments on trees, or dressed up in costumes. For additional examination of these holiday myths as religious innovation or heresy, we provide this article as a small attempt to warn people against the dangerous implications that come with such celebrations.

A brochure in English shows that a person’s heart is the key to his happiness, safety, guidance, strength, and contentment. This pamphlet is electronically suitable to be published on social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter or be printed out and distributed in public places.

An article in English explains that no doubt that the makers of these electronic games carry cultures, beliefs, interests, and ideas contrary to Islam because they are not Muslims. They do not consider Islam as a religion worthy of their attention. This article refers to some dangers caused by these games. This pamphlet is electronically suitable to be published on social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter or be printed out and distributed in public places.

An article in English clarifies the rules of purity and prayer for the sick in all conditions. This pamphlet is electronically suitable to be published on social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter or be printed out and distributed in public places.