Islam: The Religion for Mankind (2/2)
Islam has been the religion of humanity since the beginning of the human history and will be the religion of entire humanity until the Day of Resurrection. More »
![By (Islamforhindus.com) The true perception of divinity, attributes of God and realities of the unseen world depends essentially on divine revelation. No doubt, human mind also leads to the confession of the existence of an entity that has created the universe. Allah, the Almighty, says: We will show them Our Signs in the universe, and in their own selves, until it […]](http://www.islamforhindus.com/en/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/images-11.jpg "By (Islamforhindus.com) The true perception of divinity, attributes of God and realities of the unseen world depends essentially on divine revelation. No doubt, human mind also leads to the confession of the existence of an entity that has created the universe. Allah, the Almighty, says: We will show them Our Signs in the universe, and in their own selves, until it […]")
Significance of Zakah
The Prophet Muhammad said: “If a single person were to sleep hungry in a town, then Allah's protection is lifted from such a town.”
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Fruits of Hajj (3/3)
The acts of worship have been prescribed for certain goal, which is only attainable through performing the worship in conformity with the commands of the Qur’an and Sunnah.
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Worship between Islam and Hinduism
Hinduism has some sorts of worship similar to the worships in Islam, however, in Hinduism those worships have been twisted and changed and were mixed with polytheistic rituals and additions.
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The Five Prayers
These prayers are spaced fairly evenly throughout the day, so that one is constantly reminded of Allah and given opportunities to seek His guidance and forgiveness.
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Preservation of the Glorious Qur’an
Throughout the centuries, the method of preservation has been twofold: memorization and writing. A recent estimate of the number of Muslims worldwide who have committed the Glorious Qur’an to memory is 10 million!
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Wisdom behind the Prophet’s Multiple Marriages
The story of the immoral, playboy poet of the pre-Islamic era is not as strange as the story of Gopis with Krishna who is regarded as a god of Hindus.
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![By Abul A`ala Al-Mawdudi The advent of a prophet is not an everyday occurrence. Nor is the presence in person of the Prophet essential for every land, people and period. The life and teachings of the Prophet are the beacon to guide people to the right path, and as long as his teachings and his guidance are alive he […]](http://www.islamforhindus.com/en/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/images2.jpg "By Abul A`ala Al-Mawdudi The advent of a prophet is not an everyday occurrence. Nor is the presence in person of the Prophet essential for every land, people and period. The life and teachings of the Prophet are the beacon to guide people to the right path, and as long as his teachings and his guidance are alive he […]")
Marriage by Abduction (Rakshasa Vivaha) in Hinduism
Islamic culture has left a significant impact on Indian culture and it reformed many Hindu religious ideologies and stereotypes also Islam has enlightened the religious thinking in India.
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Blessings of Islam on Hindus (1/2)
Islam triggered a real revolution against injustice and corruption in all areas of human life; belief, constitution, morality and social affairs.
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HIV/AIDS and Preventive Measures in Islam (1/2)
Islam always gives priority to prevention over the treatment, it focuses on the reasons and causes before the effects.
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Maha Shivratri and the Islamic Festivals: A Comparison
The purity of Islamic festivals, their elevation, their loftiness and their sanctity indicate that these festivals are not an invention of the human mind.
More »![Religious Occasions in Islam and Hinduism Muslims have many days during the year that are celebrated all over the world, such as, Jumu`ah, `Eid Al-Adha, `Eid al-Fitr including the beginning of the new Hijrah year. Islamic culture is characterized by purity, nobility of purpose that is meant to enhance the ethical values and spread the spirit of philanthropy among Muslims. […]](http://www.islamforhindus.com/en/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/New-Year-between-Islam-and-Hinduism.jpg "Religious Occasions in Islam and Hinduism Muslims have many days during the year that are celebrated all over the world, such as, Jumu`ah, `Eid Al-Adha, `Eid al-Fitr including the beginning of the new Hijrah year. Islamic culture is characterized by purity, nobility of purpose that is meant to enhance the ethical values and spread the spirit of philanthropy among Muslims. […]")
New Year between Islam and Hinduism(2/2)
Religious Occasions in Islam and Hinduism Muslims have many days during the year that are celebrated all over the world, such as, Jumu`ah, `Eid Al-Adha, `Eid al-Fitr including the beginning of the new Hijrah year. Islamic culture is characterized by purity, nobility of purpose that is meant to enhance the ethical values and spread the spirit of philanthropy among Muslims. […]
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Do Muslims Worship Ka`bah?
The worship in Islam is not directed to Ka`bah itself; rather it is directed to the Lord of Ka`abh, the Lord of whole universe. More »
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Story of an Ex-Brahmin
Shirk (Polytheism) is the only sin which will never be forgiven. Who has seen Allah Almighty to paint or make images of God?
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Story of an Ex-Pandit
I began to spend sleepless nights. I knew it was time for me to embrace Islam and become a true follower of the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him. At last, my lifelong search for truth ended here.
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A Hindu Convert Shares His Spiritual Experience
When the truth is revealed to you and you stand face to face with it, how long can you refuse to accept it? How long would you run away, denying it?
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Story of an Ex-Pandit
I began to spend sleepless nights. I knew it was time for me to embrace Islam and become a true follower of the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him. At last, my lifelong search for truth ended here.
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