The Truth

This article presents Islamic monotheism as the most logical, consistent, and essential concept of the One True God.

This article explores the Quranic miracle of baby Jesus speaking, affirming Mary’s innocence and his own status as a servant of God.

This article explains the Islamic view of Jesus’ death, clarifying that he was saved from crucifixion and will return before a natural death.

Islam rejects original sin, teaching that everyone is born pure and only responsible for their own actions.

Islam confirms guardian angels exist to protect and record deeds, but they only obey Allah and cannot be prayed to.

In Islam, Jesus is a revered prophet, born of Mary, and is not divine. He was raised to heaven, and will return before the Day of Judgment.

The Quran confirms Jesus’ miracles but clarifies they were signs of his prophethood, emphasizing monotheism over any claim of divinity.

Islam believes Jesus was raised to heaven and will return in the future. The Quran and Sunnah provide details about his return and actions.

O Islã foca no monoteísmo, sem símbolo oficial como o crescente. O artigo refuta a adoração à lua, esclarecendo o foco espiritual da fé.

Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) spread Islam through perfect character and divine truth, fueling its miraculous, global growth.

Compares the depiction of God in the Quran and Bible to analyze the debate on whether Christianity and Islam believe in the same God.