Know about Islam

This is a French item contains translation of meanings of the Quran into French.

A book in French briefly clarifies the concept of god from the Islamic perspective based on Quranic verses. It also relates some verses from other religions' books about the monotheism doctrine through referring to one god not more but these verses are within a pile of distorted tenets, which confirms that the monotheism doctrine is the faith of all messengers and prophets and all current religions still have this noble belief in their core.

Lecture in French, which is the first in a series of lectures in the preferred translation of Islam, delivered by Sheikh Khalid Bin Abdul Rahman Al Shaya on the outskirts of Paris.

A book in French confirms that if our minds and thoughts are driven by bias or stereotyping, definitely we will not see the real beauty of something. Similarly, we will never know about Islam's beauty as long as we know or hear about it from unauthentic, inaccurate, and bias sources against Islam. This book invites you to know about the authentic and beautiful image of Islam.

A book translated into French makes a brief introduction to Islam with proofs from the Quran and Sunnah. It illustrates its most essential pillars, teachings, and beauties drawn from its original sources, the Noble Quran and Prophetic Sunnah. This book is addressed to all Muslims and non-Muslims in their languages in all times regardless of their different circumstances.

A book in French specifically written for non-Muslims to help them better understand Islam, Muslims, and the noble Quran. It is rich in information, references, bibliography, and illustrations. It has been reviewed and edited by many professors and well-educated people. It is brief and simple to read, yet contains much scientific knowledge.

This is a book in French explains some aspects of Islam: belief, worship, system of State and many other aspects.

A useful book in French for anyone interested in comparative religion. In this book, he will find many surprises that challenge what many once believed as absolute truths. This book has been written as the result of dialogues the author had with a Christian clergy as well as laity. The discussions were polite, pleasant, friendly, and constructive without the slightest intention of hurting the religious feeling of any Christian. It is just a challenge to Christianity. It is indispensable for those looking for the truth and those studying comparative religion.