Salvation in Judaism, Christianity and Islam
The E-Da`wah Committee, owned by Al-Najat Charity Society in Kuwait, presents this short video on the concept of salvation in the three Abrahamic religions; Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
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Choosing a Religion (2/2)
The choice is yours to make. Do not rely on what others say or be afraid to forge your own path. Choose your right religion.
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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?
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Everyone Is Born a Muslim
Despite the pure nature man is born in, could they find God on their own? How could man be deviated from the truth? And how could we find our way back to God?
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Ascending the Stairs of Faith (Part 2)
How close are we to God? Are you one of those taking faith for granted? What acts of worship could get us closer to God to be of His faithful servants?
Read More »![Professor Tagata Tagasone, formerly Head of the Department of Anatomy and Embryology at the University of Shiang Mai in Thailand. He is now the Dean of the College of the Medicine at the University. From my studies and from what I have learned throughout this conference, I believe that everything that has been recorded in […]](http://www.the-faith.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/dr-tagata.jpg "Professor Tagata Tagasone, formerly Head of the Department of Anatomy and Embryology at the University of Shiang Mai in Thailand. He is now the Dean of the College of the Medicine at the University. From my studies and from what I have learned throughout this conference, I believe that everything that has been recorded in […]")
Professor Tagata Tagasone
Professor Tagata Tagasone, formerly Head of the Department of Anatomy and Embryology at the University of Shiang Mai in Thailand. He is now the Dean of the College of the Medicine at the University. From my studies and from what I have learned throughout this conference, I believe that everything that has been recorded in […]
Read More »![30 Facts About Islam 1) “Islam” literally means “to achieve peace through the submission to the One Almighty God”. 2) “Muslim” literally means “anyone or anything that submits itself to the will of God”. 3) Islam is not a cult. Its followers number over 1.5 billion worldwide. Islam is the faith of Abraham (father of […]](http://www.the-faith.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/rggrrgggggggggggg.jpeg "30 Facts About Islam 1) “Islam” literally means “to achieve peace through the submission to the One Almighty God”. 2) “Muslim” literally means “anyone or anything that submits itself to the will of God”. 3) Islam is not a cult. Its followers number over 1.5 billion worldwide. Islam is the faith of Abraham (father of […]")
In the Name of God
30 Facts About Islam 1) “Islam” literally means “to achieve peace through the submission to the One Almighty God”. 2) “Muslim” literally means “anyone or anything that submits itself to the will of God”. 3) Islam is not a cult. Its followers number over 1.5 billion worldwide. Islam is the faith of Abraham (father of […]
Read More »![Introduction More than a billion people from all races, nationalities, and cultures across the globe call themselves ‘Muslim’- from the snowy landscapes of Russia to the deserts in the heart of Africa, from the skyscrapers of Los Angeles to the tribal huts of Indonesia. It’s a little known fact that only 18% of Muslims are […]](http://www.the-faith.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/rteryer.png "Introduction More than a billion people from all races, nationalities, and cultures across the globe call themselves ‘Muslim’- from the snowy landscapes of Russia to the deserts in the heart of Africa, from the skyscrapers of Los Angeles to the tribal huts of Indonesia. It’s a little known fact that only 18% of Muslims are […]")
What is Islam and who are the Muslims?
Introduction More than a billion people from all races, nationalities, and cultures across the globe call themselves ‘Muslim’- from the snowy landscapes of Russia to the deserts in the heart of Africa, from the skyscrapers of Los Angeles to the tribal huts of Indonesia. It’s a little known fact that only 18% of Muslims are […]
Read More »![The fundamentals of the Islamic faith are based upon pure monotheism, which means worshipping God alone without partner or intercessor. Muslims believe in the One and Only God who is the most Merciful Loving Creator of existence. While separate from His creation, He is perfectly transcendental above and greater than anything we could ever perceive […]](http://www.the-faith.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/3r.png "The fundamentals of the Islamic faith are based upon pure monotheism, which means worshipping God alone without partner or intercessor. Muslims believe in the One and Only God who is the most Merciful Loving Creator of existence. While separate from His creation, He is perfectly transcendental above and greater than anything we could ever perceive […]")
The Fundamentals of Faith
The fundamentals of the Islamic faith are based upon pure monotheism, which means worshipping God alone without partner or intercessor. Muslims believe in the One and Only God who is the most Merciful Loving Creator of existence. While separate from His creation, He is perfectly transcendental above and greater than anything we could ever perceive […]
Read More »![Our use of phrase ‘The Dark ages’ to cover the period from 699 to 1,000 marks our undue concentration on Western Europe…” “From India to Spain, the brilliant civilization of Islam flourished. What was lost to christendom at this time was not lost to civilization, but quite the contrary…” “To us it seems that West-European […]](http://www.the-faith.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/bertrand-russell.jpg "Our use of phrase ‘The Dark ages’ to cover the period from 699 to 1,000 marks our undue concentration on Western Europe…” “From India to Spain, the brilliant civilization of Islam flourished. What was lost to christendom at this time was not lost to civilization, but quite the contrary…” “To us it seems that West-European […]")
Bertrand Russel
Our use of phrase ‘The Dark ages’ to cover the period from 699 to 1,000 marks our undue concentration on Western Europe…” “From India to Spain, the brilliant civilization of Islam flourished. What was lost to christendom at this time was not lost to civilization, but quite the contrary…” “To us it seems that West-European […]
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