The article asks if Christianity and Islam believe in the same God, then compares how both faiths describe God’s nature.
Islam teaches pure monotheism—belief in only one God (Tawheed). The Quran repeatedly affirms there is no god but Allah.
Islam believes in only one God—Allah—unlike religions with multiple gods. The article explains this core belief and what makes “Allah” unique.
The article explains Islam’s view on the Old Testament and People of the Book, offering examples and clarifying common questions.
Hinduism and Buddhism are man-made; Christianity and Islam are divine. Islam is called the only fully preserved, universal guidance.
The article explains the hadith about women in hell, clarifies its true context, and corrects common misconceptions.
Jesus' miracles in Islam are signs of prophethood, not divinity, done by Allah's permission. The Quran clarifies their true meaning.
Islamic laws for women are meant to protect faith, honor, and dignity. These rules offer true freedom and shield women from harm in society.
Islam began in 7th-century Arabia with revelations to Prophet Muhammad. The guide answers key questions and clears up common myths.
The nomadic lifestyle helped spread Islam due to unique traits factors. This article explores why nomads were key to Islam’s expansion.
Islam began over 1,400 years ago and has deeply influenced world history. A single revelation sparked the rise of a major global religion.
Islam believes Jesus was raised to heaven and will return in the future. The Quran and Sunnah provide details about his return and actions.
