Get Aboard the Ark of Noah
If you find yourself perplexed and confused, go back to the Qur’an, the glorious book of God, and it will deliver you to the safe shores of certainty and faith. More »
![Anyone can call God “Father” according to the Bible “I am ascending to my Father and your Father, to my God and your God.” (John 20:17 RSV 1952) Jesus, at the end of his mission, made it clear that God is not only his father, but also the father of all, and God of all, […]](http://www.the-faith.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/jesus_-_rich_young_ruler.jpg "Anyone can call God “Father” according to the Bible “I am ascending to my Father and your Father, to my God and your God.” (John 20:17 RSV 1952) Jesus, at the end of his mission, made it clear that God is not only his father, but also the father of all, and God of all, […]")
![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 […]")
An Aspect of the Qur’an’s Miraculous Nature
The Qur'an has many stories about previous Prophets and their peoples. Some of these stories have elements in them that can be checked out for their accuracy.
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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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Spiritual Virtues and Benefits of Fasting
Fasting trains the will to avoid desires and keep away from sin; it helps a person to overcome his own nature and to wean himself away from his habits.
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![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 […]
More »![Anger is one of the vices of Satan, which leads to so many evils and tragedies, of which only God knows their full extent. Of course anger is a normal characteristic found in all, but the question is how do you deal with it. For this reason, Islam has a great deal to say about […]](http://www.the-faith.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/anger_management_column.jpg "Anger is one of the vices of Satan, which leads to so many evils and tragedies, of which only God knows their full extent. Of course anger is a normal characteristic found in all, but the question is how do you deal with it. For this reason, Islam has a great deal to say about […]")
Advice On Dealing With Anger
Anger is one of the vices of Satan, which leads to so many evils and tragedies, of which only God knows their full extent. Of course anger is a normal characteristic found in all, but the question is how do you deal with it. For this reason, Islam has a great deal to say about […]
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Islam and the Pursuit of Worldly Knowledge
Why should I pursue worldly knowledge if it does not benefit me in the Hereafter? If such studies stand in the way of getting closer to God, then why does Islam back and call for pursing them?
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Why should I pursue worldly knowledge if it does not benefit me in the Hereafter? If such studies stand in the way of getting closer to God, then why does Islam back and call for pursing them?
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Abu `Abdullah Al-Battani (Albategnius)
Al-Battani's reputation as a premier mathematician and astronomer has reached far beyond the Islamic borders, still what do we know about him?
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![Introduction He was The Great Man who lived in simplicity, the simple man filled with strength and might, the mighty man just and merciful. He is the man whom the Prophet (PBUH) said about him “If there was to be another Prophet after me it would be Umar.” The Prophet (pbuh) also named him […]](http://www.the-faith.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/as.png "Introduction He was The Great Man who lived in simplicity, the simple man filled with strength and might, the mighty man just and merciful. He is the man whom the Prophet (PBUH) said about him “If there was to be another Prophet after me it would be Umar.” The Prophet (pbuh) also named him […]")
Why Do Muslims Believe in the Afterlife?
Why do Muslims believe in the afterlife? What are the fruits of believing in the afterlife? How does the Qur’an talk about the hereafter?
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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 […]")