I Love Jesus because I am Muslim
Who is Jesus? How do Muslims view him? What is so special about him? Did he claim any divinity? More »
![Abraham is widely regarded as the Patriarch of monotheism and the common father of the Jews, Christians and Muslims. Through His second son, Isaac, came all Israelite prophets including such towering figures as Jacob, Joseph, Moses, David, Solomon and Jesus, may peace and blessings be upon them all. The advent of these great prophets was […]](http://www.the-faith.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Bible_Prophecies_of_Muhammad_part_1_of_4_001.jpg "Abraham is widely regarded as the Patriarch of monotheism and the common father of the Jews, Christians and Muslims. Through His second son, Isaac, came all Israelite prophets including such towering figures as Jacob, Joseph, Moses, David, Solomon and Jesus, may peace and blessings be upon them all. The advent of these great prophets was […]")
![Note from the Author: When reading this article, please keep in mind that as Muslims, we do NOT hold the following Bible verses regarding the beloved Prophet Jesus (peace be upon him) to be true. The points made, therefore, are only intended to expose the hypocrisy of the modern-day Christian Evangelical’s claim that the Islamic […]](http://www.the-faith.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/sword.jpg "Note from the Author: When reading this article, please keep in mind that as Muslims, we do NOT hold the following Bible verses regarding the beloved Prophet Jesus (peace be upon him) to be true. The points made, therefore, are only intended to expose the hypocrisy of the modern-day Christian Evangelical’s claim that the Islamic […]")
The Miraculous Nature of the Qur’an
What is meant by the miraculous nature of the Qur’an? How is the Qur’an different from other divine books?
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Jewish-Muslim Relations: The Qur’anic View (1/5)
This series of articles proposes to refute the anti-Semitic doctrines propounded by religious and political extremists, and to examine the Qur'anic references which are cited in support of these pernicious interpretations. Further, this series will document the abundance of laudatory references to Israelites, Jews, Hebrew prophets, and the Torah found throughout the Qur'an which inform and illuminate Islamic history and teachings.
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Ramadan’s First Night: Open the Gates of Blessings
What virtues does the first night of Ramadan have? At whom will Allah look in that blessed night? Why? What did the Prophet say about it?
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Remember Allah and Get It All
Want to overcome heart aches, release your pain, master your fears and worries? Who doesn't? What have you tried to manage such feelings and problems?
More »![If we say that sins are dangerous, then belittling sins and taking them lightly is more dangerous than sinning itself. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) warned us against taking sins lightly because, doing so, sins will become an inherent habit in us and we will have no problem insisting on them. This […]](http://www.the-faith.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/candle-flame1.jpg "If we say that sins are dangerous, then belittling sins and taking them lightly is more dangerous than sinning itself. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) warned us against taking sins lightly because, doing so, sins will become an inherent habit in us and we will have no problem insisting on them. This […]")
Don’t Belittle sins
If we say that sins are dangerous, then belittling sins and taking them lightly is more dangerous than sinning itself. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) warned us against taking sins lightly because, doing so, sins will become an inherent habit in us and we will have no problem insisting on them. This […]
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Forgiveness and Tolerance in Islam
How could we prevent hatred, pettiness from dwelling in our hearts; how could we generously stifle these feelings? What does Islam say about forgiveness? Can hatred dwell in the heart of the believer?
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Want to overcome heart aches, release your pain, master your fears and worries? Who doesn't? What have you tried to manage such feelings and problems?
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Celebrating Al-Israa’ and Al-Mi`raj
What do you know about Al-Israa' and Al-Mi`raj?Should Muslims celebrate it? What did happened on that night? When was that?
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![introduction Aren’t you happy to be in relation to me as Aaron was to Moses, except that there is no Prophet after me.” The Prophet (PBUH) made this statement to Ali when Ali became upset that the Prophet (PBUH) was leaving him in charge of Madinah while the Muslim army went to face Byzantium. […]](http://www.the-faith.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/13333.png "introduction Aren’t you happy to be in relation to me as Aaron was to Moses, except that there is no Prophet after me.” The Prophet (PBUH) made this statement to Ali when Ali became upset that the Prophet (PBUH) was leaving him in charge of Madinah while the Muslim army went to face Byzantium. […]")
Moses, Jesus, Muhammad: Three Men, One Mission (2/7)
Moses is usually seen as the liberator as well as the law-giver for the Israelites. However, like all lives, his life is complex. There are numerous lessons and sources of inspiration in his teaching and actions.
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![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 […]")
![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 […]")