Hajj (Pilgrimage) in the Bible
Hajj (pilgrimage) is such an act of worship which is prescribed by all Abrahamic religions. Hajj in its Islamic form is stated in the Bible. More »
Literacy and Seeking Knowledge in Islam
The pursuit of knowledge is important in Islam. Prophet Muhammad encouraged his followers to attend learning classes, and he sent teachers of Quran to the outlying tribes and far away cities
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Fathers in Islam
Fathers are significant because they are commanded by Allah to work hard to address the physical, educational, psychological, and spiritual needs of a child.
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Biodiversity in the Qur’an
The verses of the Qur’an paid the living beings on the earth so special attention that many chapters of the Qur’an are named after them (e.g. Al-Baqarah (Cow), Al-An`am (Cattle), An-Nahl (Bees), An-Naml (Ants), Al-`Ankabut (Spider), Al-`Adiyat (Horses), Al-Fil (Elephant), Al-Insan (Man), Al-Tin (Fig), and An-Nas (Mankind)).
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Child’s Right to Care and Education before Work and Obligation
It is safe to say that Islam gives children many rights and is concerned with their spiritual, physical, and emotional well-being. It does not place them under any obligation before proper education.
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Helping the Poor
In fact, all divine religions order helping and lending the poor without interest. They also prohibit ignoring and turning one’s back on them. Alms should be given to them even if possessions should be sold.
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The Merits of Reciting the Glorious Qur’an
During the lifetime of the Prophet (peace be upon him), some unbelievers used to hide and listen to the Prophet while he was reciting the Glorious Qur'an.
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Statements of Western Historians about Muhammad
The article discusses the claim that Muhammad is the author of the Qur’an and quotes statements of some of the renowned western thinkers and historians about Prophet Muhammad
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What Happened to Jesus According to Islam?
Jesus was born without a father in the first place. He has a miraculous life with two earthly lifetimes and one interval of an unusually heavenly life in between. If one already believes in Jesus, let him believe in his survival, ascension and second coming as he believed in him as a fatherless human being. If he is willing to believe in him as a fatherless human being only, this sounds much stranger and wonderful than anything else ever believed in.
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Like It or Not, Jesus Practiced Islam
It’s not just a conversion story as it may seem, neither is it a recited poem or story. Rather, the facts, the beliefs and the creed put into words.
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Trinity: Historical Background
According to Islam, trinity is a false creed and Trinitarians are seen as polytheists and disbelievers.
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Divinity of Jesus
As for Muslims, they think that Jesus is the Son of Mary and a servant, Prophet and Messenger of Allah. According to Islam, Jesus is neither God nor the Son of God.
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Comparison between the Bible & Qur’an (1/3)
Whereas, the Bible is a collection of writings by different authors, the Qur'an is a direct revelation from Allah. The speaker in the Qur'an is God Almighty while in the Bible, you have many men writing about God. More »
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Does Muhammad Fit the Prophecies Mentioned in the Bible?
In this video, Sheikh Ahmed Deedat proved by quoting from the original Bible in Hebrew the verse that speaks in clear words about Prophet Muhammad.
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Prophecy in Bible about Prophet Muhammad
Who is the prophet who resembles Prophet Moses most?
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Was Muhammad Mentioned in the Bible? (2/2)
Was it a coincidence that the Prophet “like unto Moses” from the “brethren” of the Israelites was also described as one in whose mouth God will put his words and that he will speak in the name of God?
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Did John-Baptist Foretell Muhammad? (1/2)
In the long list of the prophetic family, certainly the “youngest,” the “least” is Muhammad; he is the “Benjamin” of the Prophets; yet he is their Sultan, their “Adon” and their “Glory.”
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