Muslim Response to “Innocence of Muslims” (5)
Watch what Karen Armstrong, best-selling British author and founder of the Charter for Compassion, says about compassion in the Qur'an. This compassion was most exemplified in the Prophet Muhammad's life. This clip is part of CelebrateMercy webcast. More »
Qur’an Reflections: Day 6 (No Extremism)
How does God address the People of the Book in the Qur’an, and why does He warn them against extremism?
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Ramadan Reflections (4): Imam Al-Ash`ari
This year's reflections will be on the lives of scholars. Living up to the objectives of fasting requires that we be in the Company of the Righteous. This is where the title of the series comes from. Sheikh Ahmed Saad has chosen ten great scholars each of whom is known as an icon of a specific science. In this episode, Sheikh Ahmed Saad looks into the life of Imam Al-Ash`ari.
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Mus`ab ibn `Umayr: The First Envoy of Islam (2/2)
With unmistakable good sense, excellent mind, true faith and a noble character Mus`ab had proven to be the man for the mission. How did he fulfilled it and with what weapons?
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The Meaning of Marriage in Islam
A commitment to one’s partner, to life itself, to society, and most importantly, to God. How challenging and strong is such a bond? Why is it so?
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The Moral System of Islam
What morals does Islam call for and for what purpose? Are they something novel or mysterious from the well-known moral norms? By what standards are they sorted?
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New Muslims and Halloween
One of the problems faced by new Muslims is the issue of different celebration held throughout the year. Halloween or Hallowe'en or All Hallows' Eve is one example.
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Punctuality: The Norm of Muslim
How punctual should a Muslim be? Is it only a religious rule relating to prayer times? How should a Muslim apply punctuality in their daily life?
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How to Be Muslim and Modest? (Part 2)
How could we be of a true modest disposition? What areas in our character and life should be worked on to reach and develop this Islamic trait? How does that relate to one’s iman?
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The Hijrah: History and Living Lessons
The Muslims’ Hijrah (migration) to Madinah was the outset of a comprehensive mature Islamic civilization shedding its light on Muslims and the whole world with its genuine Islamic morality in all fields of life.
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Taken by Islamic Principles Indian Actress Converts to Islam
To be a Muslim, well-known celebrity Monica quit her acting career leaving her old life and glamorous lights of fame …
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Former Musician’s Road to Islam
He sung for President Ronald Reagan and was a Professional Musician for over 40 years and he has a great story to to tell so your going to have to watch this show to find out the rest, this is great story you don't want to miss out on.
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New Reverts’ Christmas Dilemma
How could a new Muslim go through New Year festivities and rise to the occasion? How could they infuse their new Muslim identity into such festivities? Here is a new Muslim’s experience …
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A Day of Celebration: My First Eid
Regent's Park Mosque in London, or London Central Mosque as it is more properly known, played a major part in my journey to Islam. It was the first mosque in the UK that I visited. It was there that I attended the Islamic Circle every Saturday afternoon to learn about Islam.
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