1. Muslims Worship A God That Is Different From The One Worshipped By Christians And Jews. This might be due to the fact that Muslims often refer to God as
What did they say about Islam?
The Islam that was revealed to prophet Muhammad is the continuation and culmination of all the preceding revealed religions and, hence, it is for all times and all people. This
The Islamic Creed, By Suzanne Haneef
La ilaha illa Llah, Muhammadun rasool Allah—There is no deity except God, Muhammad is the Messenger of God. This simple statement of a Muslim’s basic beliefs is the starting point
Hijab and modesty, By Waris Maqsood
Every religion has its characteristic, and the characteristic of Islam is modesty.’ This statement made some 1400 years ago by the Prophet Muhammad is just as relevant today as it
What it means to wear hijab, By Sara Bokker
I am an American woman who was born in the midst of America’s “Heartland”. I grew up, just like any other girl, being fixated with the glamour of life in
Islamic teachings and terminology, By Yahiya Emerick
Muhammedanism Never use this term to refer to Islam. It is considered offensive to Muslims because it implies that Muslims worship Muhammad. Western academics, who coined this term, were merely
Thinking about duty in Islam, By Ruqaiyyah Waris Maqsood
In this beautiful, uplifting article English convert to Islam, Ruqaiyyah Waris Maqsood, talks to young Muslims about their responsibilities to the people in their lives and to Allah. When people
Converted by the sword of Islam! By Ahmad Deedat
The first few who embraced the ‘new’ religion in Mecca in the Arabian Peninsula at the hands of the Prophet were his wife Khadijah, his servant Zaid, and his eleven
The Five Pillars of Islam, By Jerald Dirks
The application of faith in daily life can be summarized into what has been called the Five Pillars of Islam: 1) The testimony of faith 2) The five daily prayers
Islam and Unitarians, By Bilal Cleland
Islam is a corrective to, not an aberration from, Christianity. ”Unitarians and Muslims both believe that the New Testament is an uncertain guide to the actual events of this early period.