Category Archives: Teachings and Values of Islam
Jun
This article of Mr A. Cressy Morrison, former President of the New York Academy of Sciences, first appeared in the “Reader’s Digest” (January 1948); then on recommendation of Professor C. A. Coulson, F. R.S., Professor of Mathematics at Oxford University, was republished in the “Reader’s Digest” November 1960 – It shows how science compels the scientists to […]
Jun
As our non-Muslim guests, you may want to gain a more basic understanding of the true essence of ISLAM both from a religious and political point of view. There may also be others who have shown interest in Islam and are looking for additional information or have a particular question. What we’d like to explain […]
Apr
Due to a slight misunderstanding, many people see this as an unresolvable contradiction. This question has troubled them to the point of driving them away from religion altogether. The misunderstanding begins with the assumption that God loves everyone, even sinners. Then it becomes difficult to explain why God would punish sinners. Some people attempt to […]
Mar
Why it’s essential for our physical and spiritual well-being To live in Islam is not merely preparing for the Hereafter, but also to live a complete way of life right here in this world. Hence, the question of healthy living, which has become a much-discussed issue nowadays, is not new to Muslims. From an Islamic […]
Feb
For one thing, Islam sees the relationship between employers and employees as a “brotherhood.” It is not a paternalistic relationship nor a patron-client relationship, but one of equals where each has responsibilities to the other. The Prophet Muhammad reportedly said: “Your employees are your brothers upon whom Allah has given you authority, so if a […]
Feb
Qur’an gives a definition of God in Chapter 112 Surah Ikhlaas: «”Say: He is Allah, The One and Only. He begets not, nor is He begotten. And there is none like unto Him.”» To Muslims, these verses are the touchstone of the study of God. The attributes of The Creator given in this chapter are […]
Dec
Shaykh Yaser Birjas is the Head of AlMaghrib Institute’s Islamic Law and Theory Department. Often described as the fatherly figure by students, Shaykh Yaser exudes a calm, gentle and caring demeanour that welcomes students to ask questions with awe and respect. Despite his quietude, Shaykh Yaser’s absence is loudly felt and he is strongly missed […]
Dec
American Muslim advocate, Yusuf Estes, brings insight to the much disussed topics of Islam in today’s world. This article about “moon-god of Islam” is a must read for both Muslims and non-Muslims alike.Sheik Yusuf says – “Dr Morey’s Book “Moon God Called Allah” has been –EXPOSED!” Anyone who accuses Muslims of worshiping the moon (or anything in the creation) has not read the Quran, […]
Nov
Once, a Bedouin was asked what made an unsophisticated man like him believe in Allah. The Bedouin said, “Do you see these marks in the sand?”“Yes,” the man replied. “What do they tell you?” asked the Bedouin. “A camel went by,” answered the man. The Bedouin then asked, “Did you see the camel?” The man replied, “No, but these footprints in the sand suggest […]