Justice as a basic objective of Islam and a moral virtue, and the standard of justice envisaged by the Quran.

Following the example of Prophet Abraham and having complete trust in God.

A voice reading for the book touches the most important aspect of his character as a role model and best leader known to mankind due to his significant influence on our world; having more than 1.8 billion followers to date worldwide.

A voice reading for some of The AlJumuah Magazine Articles published in the Vol. 24 issue 3

A voice reading for some of The AlJumuah Magazine Articles published in the Vol. 24 issue 11

Over a billion people from all races, nationalities and cultures – this part gives an introduction to who Muslims are and their contribution to the world.

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Some of the various inventions of Muslims which either set the foundation or are still in use today

An overview of Muslims’ contribution to the advancement of science in the Dark Ages.

Description: The importance of time in Islam. By Aisha Stacey (© 2011 IslamReligion.com)

One needs only to look at today’s media in general to witness the outrageously offensive things being broadcast. From television, magazines, newspapers, radio stations, to billboards the kind of disgusting material exposed to our young is horrific. Violence, drugs, sex & the media have no shame in making it public. This highlights the importance of the Muslim community to set up their own media platform. Shaykh Khalid Yasin gives details of the upcoming establishment of television and radio stations owned by Muslims in the near future Inshallah.

A lecture in which Shaykh Khalid Yasin focuses primarily on the youth, taking them back to the heart of Islam believing in the oneness of God and fearing Him wherever they may be. Khalid Yasin also advises the youth on ways to improve themselves.

A book in English relates this story from the beginning to the end, which was a test for both Muslims and non-Muslims at that time. It also provides the readers with some details about the Prophet Muhammad’s early life.

An interesting episode from "the Deen Show" program in which Sh. Shpendim Nadzaku mentions some lessons in dawah that Albanian and Bosnian people should follow. He shows that there is no contradiction between one’s nationality and religion. Moreover he confirms that the parents should encourage their sons to abide by Islam in a better way not to make obstacles in their path of adhering to it.

A lecture in English in which Sh. Abdurrahim Green talks about the obstacles that Muslims face when living in the West. He shows how to overcome and get rid of these obstacles.

A lecture in English in which Sh. Abdurrahim Green talks about giving glad tidings to the strangers and explains the Prophetic hadith, "Islam began as something strange, and it will return to be something strange, so give glad tidings to the strangers."

A fatwa translated into English in which the Standing Committee for Scientific Research and Ifta, Dawah and Guidance answers the following question, "What is the Islamic ruling on celebrating festivals such as the birthday of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him), children’s birthdays, Mother’s Day, Tree Week, and national holidays?"

A fatwa translated into English in which Sh. Muhammad ibn Hamad Al-Humood Al-Najdy answers the following question, "What is the Islamic ruling on taking part in some annual celebrations and occasions such as the International Day of the Family, the International Day for Disabled People, and the International Year of Older Persons? Also, what is the ruling on taking part in some religious celebrations such as Al-Isra’ wa Al-Me'raj (the anniversary of the Prophet’s night journey and ascent into the heavens), the Prophet’s birthday, and al-Hijrah (anniversary of the Prophet’s immigration) by preparing leaflets or holding lectures and Islamic conferences for the purposes of exhorting and reminding people about their religion?"

A fatwa translated into English in which the Standing Committee for Scientific Research and Ifta, Dawah and Guidance answers the following question, "Is it permissible for Muslims to take part in their festivals, such as Christmas?"

A fatwa translated into English in which Sh. Muhammad ibn Saleh Al-Utheimin answers the following question, "She says: I want to become Muslim, but my family gather to celebrate Christmas, and I want to go and greet them. This is not with the intention of celebrating or joining in, but simply to make the most of the opportunity of my relatives getting together. Is this allowed?