Islamic answers to the first of some of the “Big Questions” in Life all humans inevitably ask, Who Made Us?

God Almighty is above the heavens, above His creation.

The Islamic concept of God, the meanings of the word “Allah”, as well as an introduction to the various names of God. How one is to benefit from the Names of Allah.

An overview of some concepts which Islam holds about God which truly make it unique.

Achieve salvation through sincere worship. Monotheism is the path to salvation in Islam. Repentance marks the road to salvation.

The attributes of angels.

A brief introduction about the existence and abilities of Jinn.

The necessity of the finality of Prophethood, and the characteristics which must be found in the claim.

A detailed explanation of the first part of the testimony of faith “None is rightfully worshipped except God (La ilaha ‘illAllah).”

The Core of the Islamic Creed: the belief in God and His worship, and the means through which one can find God.

A brief introduction to the meaning of Islam, the notion of God in Islam, and His basic message to humanity through the Prophets.

The main message of Islam is the same basic message in all revealed religions, as they are all are from the same source, and the reasons for disparity found between religions.

Statements of various non-Muslim scholars and intellectuals about the profoundness of the religion of Islam as a civilization.

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Translated article to Dutch language and the brief on the tolerance of Islam and justice among the people without regard to the races and shapes and colors.

A brief article outlining what constitutes the Sunnah, and its role in Islamic Law. Part One: The definition of Sunnah, what it constitutes, and the types of revelation. Part Two: How the Sunnah differs from the Quran, and the position of the Sunnah in Islamic Law.

The first part of a logical argument proving that the truth is absolute and not relative, through examination of morals and ethics in various times and places. The second part of a logical argument proving that the truth is absolute and not relative, through examination of various religious principles in various times and places.

Prophecies of the Prophet Muhammad which were fulfilled in his lifetime and after his death. These prophecies are clear proofs of Muhammad’s prophethoodmay the mercy and blessings of God be upon him.

The nature of the miracles performed at the hands of prophets. The splitting of the moon, and the Prophet’s journey to Jerusalem and ascension to Heaven. A mention of other various miracles of the Prophet, may the mercy and blessings of God be upon him.

Evidence for the claim that Muhammad was a true prophet and not an imposter. Part 1: Some proofs that led various companions to believe in his prophethood. Part 2: A look into the claim that Muhammad was a liar. Part3: A look into some other false claims made by critics.