The Pillars of Islamic Faith
Who is God? Is God One or more? Why should we belive in God? Is idol worship logical? Why do some people worship the creation instead of the Creator? More »
![By (Islamforhindus.com) The true perception of divinity, attributes of God and realities of the unseen world depends essentially on divine revelation. No doubt, human mind also leads to the confession of the existence of an entity that has created the universe. Allah, the Almighty, says: We will show them Our Signs in the universe, and in their own selves, until it […]](http://www.islamforhindus.com/en/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/images-11.jpg "By (Islamforhindus.com) The true perception of divinity, attributes of God and realities of the unseen world depends essentially on divine revelation. No doubt, human mind also leads to the confession of the existence of an entity that has created the universe. Allah, the Almighty, says: We will show them Our Signs in the universe, and in their own selves, until it […]")
Zakah in Islam
Zakah is one of the five pillars of Islam. Zakah is mentioned together with Salah in eighty two verses of the Glorious Qur’an.
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Charity between Islam and Hinduism
In Hinduism, it is generally recognized that most daan is directed towards Brahmins. This is broadly in line with the pauranik directives.
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Zakah is one of the five pillars of Islam. Zakah is mentioned together with Salah in eighty two verses of the Glorious Qur’an.
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Fasting in Ancient Indian Religions and Islam (2/2)
Hindu religion is devoid of texts that can determine if the sexual intercourse during fasting is invalid or valid.
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The Glorious Qur’an
What is the Quran? What is it about? What is so special about it? How was it revealed?
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A Brief Biography of the Prophet Muhammad
Prophet Muhammad had kept his accounts clear, fulfilled his promises and had come to be known as a trustworthy, truthful and faithful person.
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![By Abul A`ala Al-Mawdudi The advent of a prophet is not an everyday occurrence. Nor is the presence in person of the Prophet essential for every land, people and period. The life and teachings of the Prophet are the beacon to guide people to the right path, and as long as his teachings and his guidance are alive he […]](http://www.islamforhindus.com/en/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/images2.jpg "By Abul A`ala Al-Mawdudi The advent of a prophet is not an everyday occurrence. Nor is the presence in person of the Prophet essential for every land, people and period. The life and teachings of the Prophet are the beacon to guide people to the right path, and as long as his teachings and his guidance are alive he […]")
The Woman as a Mother: Status & Role
Part of women’s status in Islam is the honor given to the mother…but what’s the nature of that honor, and where is it perceived?
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Islamic Civilization: Impact on Intellectual Reform in the World
Islam was an important factor in the liberation of minds in the Indian sub-continent from the shackles of myths and legends and from blind following of the distorted religious tradition.
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Maha Shivratri and the Islamic Festivals: A Comparison
The purity of Islamic festivals, their elevation, their loftiness and their sanctity indicate that these festivals are not an invention of the human mind.
More »![Religious Occasions in Islam and Hinduism Muslims have many days during the year that are celebrated all over the world, such as, Jumu`ah, `Eid Al-Adha, `Eid al-Fitr including the beginning of the new Hijrah year. Islamic culture is characterized by purity, nobility of purpose that is meant to enhance the ethical values and spread the spirit of philanthropy among Muslims. […]](http://www.islamforhindus.com/en/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/New-Year-between-Islam-and-Hinduism.jpg "Religious Occasions in Islam and Hinduism Muslims have many days during the year that are celebrated all over the world, such as, Jumu`ah, `Eid Al-Adha, `Eid al-Fitr including the beginning of the new Hijrah year. Islamic culture is characterized by purity, nobility of purpose that is meant to enhance the ethical values and spread the spirit of philanthropy among Muslims. […]")
New Year between Islam and Hinduism(2/2)
Religious Occasions in Islam and Hinduism Muslims have many days during the year that are celebrated all over the world, such as, Jumu`ah, `Eid Al-Adha, `Eid al-Fitr including the beginning of the new Hijrah year. Islamic culture is characterized by purity, nobility of purpose that is meant to enhance the ethical values and spread the spirit of philanthropy among Muslims. […]
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Islam was an important factor in the liberation of minds in the Indian sub-continent from the shackles of myths and legends and from blind following of the distorted religious tradition.
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Cow Urine: A Medicine or a Religious Symbol?
Hinduism has some sorts of worship similar to the worships in Islam, however, in Hinduism those worships have been twisted and changed and were mixed with polytheistic rituals and additions. More »
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Story of an Ex-Pandit
I began to spend sleepless nights. I knew it was time for me to embrace Islam and become a true follower of the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him. At last, my lifelong search for truth ended here.
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![Translation of a speech by Devanand Sarswti “Ooom nomoh:shivae ….. Ooom nomoh:shivae ….. Ooom nomoh:shivae ….. My regards to the organizers and present guests and religion loving friends of this great event. A person gets the chance to understand the true religion only when he is blessed by God Almighty. For last several years continuously I am coming into Muslim’s […]](http://www.islamforhindus.com/en/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/images.jpg "Translation of a speech by Devanand Sarswti “Ooom nomoh:shivae ….. Ooom nomoh:shivae ….. Ooom nomoh:shivae ….. My regards to the organizers and present guests and religion loving friends of this great event. A person gets the chance to understand the true religion only when he is blessed by God Almighty. For last several years continuously I am coming into Muslim’s […]")
Shankar Acharya speaks about Islam
Translation of a speech by Devanand Sarswti “Ooom nomoh:shivae ….. Ooom nomoh:shivae ….. Ooom nomoh:shivae ….. My regards to the organizers and present guests and religion loving friends of this great event. A person gets the chance to understand the true religion only when he is blessed by God Almighty. For last several years continuously I am coming into Muslim’s […]
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Story of an Ex-Pandit
I began to spend sleepless nights. I knew it was time for me to embrace Islam and become a true follower of the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him. At last, my lifelong search for truth ended here.
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A Hindu Convert Shares His Spiritual Experience
When the truth is revealed to you and you stand face to face with it, how long can you refuse to accept it? How long would you run away, denying it?
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