If you are wondering Why do Muslim women wear hijab? Why girls and women have to cover their hair in Islam? we’re going to tell you the right answer. Why do Muslims wear hijab? The main purpose of wearing a hijab is as an act of obedience to their faith. Besides, They believe that it … Read more
Islam respects Jesus Christ however, the Islamic perspective on Jesus differs from that of Christianity. We will tell you the right answer for the question Does Islam believe in Jesus Christ? Does Islam believe in Jesus Christ? Islam acknowledges and respects Jesus Christ, while “Isa” is Jesus in Islam name. However, the Islamic perspective on … Read more
Muslims consider the Quran, the sacred scripture of Islam, as a revelation. Besides, it’s the literal word of Allah (God) that the angel Gabriel conveyed to Prophet Muhammad. So, How Quran is a miracle? How Quran is a miracle? 1- Linguistic Excellence The Quran is unique due to its linguistic beauty, eloquence, and poetic style. … Read more
Prophet Muhammad is believed to have performed various miracles, so, we are going to tell you about Proofs for the Prophethood of Muhammad. Proofs for the Prophethood of Muhammad 1- The Qur’an Angel Gabriel conveyed the Qur’an to Muhammad as a miraculous book in terms of its linguistic excellence, scientific accuracy, and also the ability … Read more
Islam has many beliefs that Muslims must believe in; so, we will tell you about these beliefs. The primary sources of Islamic beliefs are Islam the Quran “the holy book of Islam” in addition to the Hadith “the sayings and actions of the Prophet Muhammad”. Five Pillars of Islam These are the 5 Islamic practices … Read more
The story was stated in the Quran in Surah Al-Qalam from verse 17 to 32. It revolved around three brothers have a garden. As being greed, two of them intended to stop being charitable and deprive the poor people from their share of the crops, and they agreed to pick all the fruits before any … Read more
Eid Al-Fitr comes on the first of Shawwal after the end of Ramadan.. It is called in Arabic eid al fitr and the word ‘fitr’ means feasting which is the opposite of fasting. It represents a great joy for Muslims everywhere, so there are many habits Muslims are better to do in this special day. … Read more
The Holy Qur’an mentioned Palestine as the Holy Land. Land that God promised the Tribe of Israel. In the event that they comply with the order of God and His Messenger, Moses, to enter the Holy Land and fight its giants, they will be victorious and then live on their land. In contrast, they disobey … Read more
The story was about two men in the past, who had a relationship, one of them was a believer and the other was an unbeliever, and the verses did not mention their names, nor place, nor time. God had afflicted the believing man with a poverty and lack of the number of children, unlike the … Read more
