Introduction to Islam

The film starts with defining the word Islam and the steps you should pronounce to become a Muslim, and the importance of embracing Islam.

Over the course of history, there have been several kinds of slavery. Slavery never ceased to exist at any time or age, including our present time which witnessed the emancipation proclamation by Abraham Lincoln. What is really tragic is that the modern day slavery has actually taken a more brutal forms of humiliating the human dignity. Sexual slavery and human trafficking is a dark registry of the modern material culture. - What is the position of Islam towards all of this? - How does Islam address these issues? - What is the difference between the concept of slavery for Islam vs. the concept of slavery in the past and modern times? Questions that we seek to answer in this short film.

Animation with interesting voiceover explaining ten reasons for non-Muslims to embrace Islam, urging them to know it, and drawing attentions to its distinctive points such as being the religion harmonious with human nature.

No one can deny that Islam is very much in the spotlight today. In spite of extremely negative portrayals by Western media (or perhaps because of them), increasing numbers of people are seeking to find out more about it. And more often than not, they are being pleasantly surprised by the fruits of their research. In fact, more people are embracing Islam today than they did prior to September 11, 2001. However, there does remain a great deal of misconception and misunderstanding on the subject, frequently fuelled by political policies which deem it in their interest to support Islam’s enemies. In addition, Muslims themselves, at first shocked and confused by the events of recent years, did not really know how to respond to the challenge. Now they have been rudely awakened to the urgency of refuting the many false claims and accusations being spread against their way of life and of defending the truth, and accordingly, the rights and honour of Muslims everywhere on earth.

In this booklet the author shows the human rights in the light of perfectly balanced system of laws and principles of Islam. These rights are bases on revelations from the Divine Book of Muslims, the Glorious Qur’an and from the Sunnah.

In this episode of the Deen Show, Br. David Biang who ended up blind after he was left with too much oxygen in his incubator as a baby. Later in life he started his journey seeking the truth and putting the pieces together to know about the true religion.

In this episode of the Deen Show, Br. Breet Mcfann relates to us his story of embracing Islam. The reasons for searching about the true religion is the contradictions and inconsistencies he found in Christianity so he decided to search for the true religion.

In this episode of the Deen Show, Imam Qasem ibn Ali Khan (former minister in the N.O.I) shows to us the beliefs of the Nation of Islam and refutes their allegations. He also shows the story of Snoop Dogg with this sect.

In this episode of Deen Show, Br. Hernan Guadalupe shows the reasons that Brazilians and Latinos embrace Islam.

In this episode of Deen Show, Br. Tariq ibn Ali Khan shows the reasons that Islam is the fastest religions in Prisons?

In this episode of the Deenshow, Malaysian pop music super star Mizz Nina tells us how she embraced Islam, wears hijab and found peace in Islam.

In this episode of the Deenshow, Br. Ali Camarata relates his story of conversion to Islam. He was Born and grown up in the US where religion is not a major factor in many people’s daily life. When he was very young, his grandmother brought him. During high school, he left religion altogether and became an Atheist especially after discussing some matters with an Atheist staunch teacher. Later he joined the army and became a born-again Christian. Afterwards he converted to Islam after a deep searching about the truth.

In this episode of the Deenshow, a Chinese, Filipino, African America and white American relate their stories of how they embraced Islam and found peace in it.