Islam: A Religion of Love and Peace
Throughout history, Muslims have made every effort to establish peace and serenity everywhere in all divergent fields More »
Humanitarian Action in Islam
The Islamic scriptures calling for humanitarian action are numerous. They are either of an obligatory or an inciting nature and do not exclude non-Muslims from humanitarian aid
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Islam and Social Behavior
The Qur’an therefore, stresses the truth that all men and women are equal. Piety alone makes one superior to others. Given this, one should refrain all the more from hurting and harming others.
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Copyright as a Right Guaranteed in Islam
Islam protects personal wealth and imposes very strict penalties against banditry, robbery, and thievery, and any violations against the sanctity of property. Cheating, embezzlement, monopoly, hoarding and many other harmful practices are also prohibited. This is done with the intention of ensuring protection to the wealth and personal assets of the individuals. Islamic law imposes the corporal punishment of cutting off the hand of the thief who steals the property of others, in according to strict requirements and due process of law.
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Cooperation in Islam
Islamic solidarity means helping one another, standing shoulder to shoulder, supporting and advising one another.
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Honoring Parents
In fact, all divine religions order honoring parents as an act of gratitude and promise great reward for kindness to parents both in this world and the Hereafter.
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Is Muhammad the Author of the Qur’an? (2/2)
Nonetheless, material gain; desire for power; desire to unify the Arabs and ever having had epilepsy are all easily ruled out when any unbiased reader one looks into the life of Muhammad (Peace be upon him).
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Did Muhammad Advocate the Oppression of Women?
Were the Prophet’s teachings based on his personal knowledge, experience or the conditions of the society in which he lived? Are Islamic attitudes toward women related to personal, social and historical conditions?
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Followers of Jesus from an Islamic Perspective
Muslims believe that Jesus was the Messiah prophesied in the Jewish texts and that the people who followed him as a prophet of Allah up to the advent of Islam are true believers in Allah.
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Merits of Mary in Islam (1/2)
Not only does Islam recognize that Mary was virgin, but it also dismisses anybody alleging that Mary was not virgin as a disbeliever.
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Incarnation in the Three Divine Religions (1/2)
Islam completely rejects the doctrine of the incarnation of God in any form. Islam specifically rejects the Christian idea of Jesus as a divine incarnation, but rather Jesus is seen as a prophet and messenger of God.
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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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Is the Bible a Divine Book?
Sheikh Ahmad Deedat speaks about the nature of the Bible and the shocking and strange things it has about the prophets of God... More »
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Was Muhammad Mentioned in the Bible? (1/2)
Indeed, the incident of the migration of the Prophet and his persecuted followers is vividly described in Isaiah 21:13-17. That section foretold as well about the battle of Badr.
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Did John-Baptist Foretell Muhammad? (2/2)
For it is only in Islam that all the believers are equal, no priest, no sacrament; no Muslim high as a hill, or low like a valley; and no casteor distinction of race and rank.
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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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Was Muhammad Mentioned in the Bible? (1/2)
Indeed, the incident of the migration of the Prophet and his persecuted followers is vividly described in Isaiah 21:13-17. That section foretold as well about the battle of Badr.
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