In Islam, worship is dedicated solely to Allah, the Creator of the universe, including the sun and the moon. The Quran and the teachings of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) explicitly forbid worshipping the moon, emphasizing pure monotheism. This article aims to clarify the Islamic perspective on the moon, highlighting its significance and the role it plays in Islamic teachings.
Many hear the name Allah without fully understanding its meaning or to whom it refers. Is it the God of the Arabs? The God of Muslims? What is the significance behind this name?
Ar-Rahman [The Entirely Merciful] Imagine that one day you met a person you know. He gave you an autobiography of a manager of a famous company to read. Once you began to read his traits and description, you got astonished! How wonderful that manager is! So you asked this person to accompany you to this […]
Islamic pilgrimage is to prepare Muslim for unifying his destination towards Tawheed, starting from inner feelings reaching outer behavior.
Learn all about the original sin and the death of Jesus from the Islamic point of view and the Christianity point of view in details.
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Have you ever wondered what it takes to become Muslim? If such questions have ever passed by your mind, then this post is perfectly for you!
We Answer your questions: Who is Israel? Why Is Israel mentioned in the Quran? Why did Allah favor Bani Israel? And more!
God 'Allah', your Creator loves hearing your supplication. He gets angry if you quit asking Him, while a man gets angry if being persistently asked.
Women’s allegiance to Muhammad PBUH was one of two pillars that supported building the only “Utopian society” that actually existed.
In the first article in our series, we talked about the creation and the miraculous birth of Jesus (Peace Be Upon Him (PBUH)). This led us to another question that needs to be answered as well. Based on what we mentioned in the previous article, is Jesus (PBUH) a god? In this two-part article, we […]
As-Samad as the One who can satisfy each need in a way He knows that is best, while He is without any need. Moreover, He is the One upon whom all of the creation depend, while He depends on no one.