Articles

An article intends to provide many different types of proof of Allah's existence. It introduces six simple and logical reasons for his existence, hoping to convince atheists to realize and acknowledge that ‘there is a God’.

An article intends to provide a general view of Christianity and spots light on its doctrines like the trinity, the Bible, crucifixion, divinity, original sin, resurrection, and salvation. In addition, it presents tools that would help in refuting some of its corrupted beliefs.

A brief pamphlet in English handles some issues about the Prophet Jesus (peace be upon him) such as his miracles, prestige in Islam, message, and the misconceptions about his divinity.

A brief pamphlet in English introduces Islam to kids in a simple way such as its manners and the beautiful names of Allah.

God’s Mercy to mankind.

A brief commentary on Surah Al-Fatiha.

1-An examination of the concept that Jesus is the son of God from Christian sources. The meaning of the term “Son of God” in the Old and New Testament. 2- A look at the orginal Greek and Hebrew words translated to “son”.

1- How the Bible’s writers believe that Jesus was not God. 2- Proofs from the Acts of the Apostles that Jesus was not God. 3-The Bible clearly shows that Jesus was not all-powerful and all-knowing as the true God should be. 4-What is the first and greatest of all the commandments in the Bible, which was emphasized by Jesus. 5-Many people use Paul’s writings as proof that Jesus is God. But this is not fair to Paul, because Paul clearly believed that Jesus is not God. 6-A clear proof from the Gospel of John that Jesus was not God. 7-Many people use certain verses of the Bible as proof that Jesus is God. However, all of these verses, when understood in context, prove the opposite!

Christians know her as Mary, the mother of Jesus. Muslims also refer to her as the mother of Jesus, or in Arabic, Umm Eisa. In Islam Mary is often called Maryam bint Imran; Mary, the daughter of Imran. This article gives some background about her adoption by Zachariah so she could serve in the temple. This article describes what happened to Mary after she came under the care of the Prophet Zachariah. It tells how the angel Gabriel announced the birth of a special child, how she coped with the bearing her baby, and relates some of the miracles that took place around the time Jesus was born.

:A three-part article talking about 1- The first of a three-part article discussing the Islamic concept of Mary: Part 1: Her childhood. 2-The second of a three-part article discussing the Islamic concept of Mary: Part 2: Her annunciation. 3-The finale of a three-part article discussing the Islamic concept of Mary: Part 3: The birth of Jesus, and the importance and respect Islam pays to Mary, the mother of Jesus.

A look into the verses of the Bible which support or oppose the divinity of Jesus Christ.

1- A discussion of the name, titles, and description of Jesus in the Quran. Part 1: A look at the concept of the Messiah in the Judeo-Christian thought as well as Islam, and the title “Miracle” which God gives to Jesus in the Quran. 2- A look at the some of the other titles given to Jesus, such as a “word”, a “spirit”, “mercy”, and others.

1- The first of a three-part article discussing the Islamic concept of Jesus: Part 1: His birth and miracles. 2- The second of a three part article discussing the Islamic concept of Jesus: Part 2: The question of his divinity and mission. 3-The final part of a three-part article discussing the Islamic concept of Jesus: Part 3: His crucifixion and second coming.

The significance of Friday in the life of a believer.

Prayer is a unique training and developmental program which, if well and devotedly performed, can achieve for a Muslim many valuable spiritual, physical, and ethical gains.

:A four-part article talking about 1-The relationship between inner faith and good works in Islam. Part One: The Islamic concept of “faith” and its relation to inner belief and good works. 2-The relationship between inner faith and good works in Islam. Part Two: The role of speech and works in relation to faith and love. 3-The relationship between inner faith and good works in Islam. Part Three: The false notion that one “earns” Heaven merely through inner belief and good deeds. 4-The relationship between inner faith and good deeds in Islam. Part Four: A look into the Bible in search for the concept of “Faith Alone”.

1-Belief in the prophets of God is a central part of Muslim faith. Part 1 will introduce all the prophets before Prophet Muhammad, may the mercy and blessings of God be upon him, mentioned in the Muslim scripture from Adam to Abraham and his two sons. 2-Belief in the prophets of God is a central part of Muslim faith. Part 2 will introduce all the prophets before Prophet Muhammad, peace be on him, mentioned in the Muslim scripture from Lot to Jesus.

1- A brief look at how Sufism differs and contradicts the teachings of Islam. This first part defines Sufism, mentions its origins and how it differs from Islam in the concept of belief in God, belief in the Prophet Muhammad (may the blessing and mercy of God be upon him) and belief in Heaven and Hell. 2-Some principles of Sufism, the role of the “Sheikh”, The Covenant, “Dhikr” and Sufism’s stance on the interpretation of the Quran; all of which strongly contradict the teachings of Islam.

1- A glimpse of how Shiites and Shiism differ from Islam, with a few demonstrative examples in matters of creed. Part One: Belief in God. 2-A glimpse of how Shiites and Shiism differ from Islam, with a few demonstrative examples in matters of creed. Part Two: The Testimony or Declaration of Faith, the previous Scriptures, the Quran, and the Prophets. A religion based upon the succession of Imams.

:Article consists of five parts talk about 1-The early life of the Prophet before his prophet-hood and a glimpse of his mission in Mecca. 2-The Hijrah, or migration, of the Muslims to Medina, and highlights of the challenges from the early days of the Prophet’s residence there. 3-The latter part of the Prophets residence in Medina, from the Treaty of Hudaybiyyah, the Conquest of Mecca, to his death. 4-The Caliphate, or succession, of Abu Bakr and Umar, two of the most prominent of the companions of the Prophet, the spread of Islam and Islamic foreign policy in regards to the inhabitants of subjugated lands. 5-The election, governance, and character of the third Caliph of Islam.