Category: The Faith
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Hajj: Trusting in the Promise of Allah
The phenomenal result of this call to Hajj can be seen today when millions of Muslims from the four corners of the globe make the journey by plane, by ship, by road, by camel and even by foot. All answering the call of Ibrahim made thousands of years ago.
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Hajj as a Shift against Racism
The article shows that Islam is against racism as it teaches that all people are equal and the only difference between people is their level of piety and God consciousness.
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Why Do Muslims Believe in Life After Death?
By Editorial Staff If Islam is a logical religion, how can you logically prove the existence of life after death? Dr. Zakir Naik argues the following: 1- Belief in the Hereafter is not based on blind faith. Many people wonder as to how a person with a scientific and logical temperament, can lend any credence…
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Death: The Journey to the Afterlife
Death is inescapable and every being is going to die one day except the Only One, the Creator of the Universe, the Almighty Allah.
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Ruqyah for the Cure of Black Magic and Jinn Possession
The article quotes Quranic verses of the ruqyah for magic, illustrates the reality of magic, and shows how to get cured from it by the recitation of Quran.
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Hajj: No Other Reward Than Paradise
What is hajj? Who should perform hajj? What are the conditions of hajj? What is the reward of Hajj? What are the virtues of hajj?
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Abu Bakr: The Man & Closest Companion (Part 1)
How was the Prophet’s closest friend and companion? What did distinguish him? And how was his life before Islam? Where did his status in Islam come from?
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Abu Bakr: The Man & Wise Leader (Part 2)
How did Abu Bakr become the first caliph? What kind of leader was he? What does make a legacy of him? How did he stand in Arabia after…?
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Abu Dawud: The Faqih and Scholar of Hadith
The article touches on some of the sides of Imam Abu Dawud’s biography as well as his works, sheikhs and students.
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The Companions’ Series: `Abbad Ibn Bishr
At times of sacrifice and death, `Abbad ibn Bishr would always be in the front line. When it was time for receiving his share of rewards, he would only be found after much effort and difficulty.
