Dealing with depression
By Dr Husni Hammuda
“Islam forbids us from taking any life unlawfully. All life is sacred. That’s why we cannot choose to end our own life by suicide…”
Hope for sinners
By Khalil Moya
“That sin should be like a hot potato: As soon as you’ve committed a sin, repent sincerely, make Taubah… Allah can turn your sins into good deeds. Allah forgives all sins except the sin of associating partners with Him…”
No compulsion in religion
By David Barker
“Everything right and true is from Allah, not from Al Azhar, not from Al Jazeera, not from Al Qaida, but from Allah. If there is wisdom in my words, and those words ring true for you, it is by His Will. It is my opinion that Believers should form their own opinion. So, test what I say in the laboratory of your own nervous system. If you independently agree with me, alhamdullillah, but don’t be pointing at me on The Last Day. In that context … this is the perfect verse to be discussing….”
American Discontent and Anxiety Stimulates Islamophobia
American Discontent and Anxiety Stimulates Islamophobia Rabbi Allen S. Maller Widespread doubt about America’s future has split Americans in half …
Get your piece of Paradise!
By Khalil Moya
“Whoever shows sincere gratitude to Allah will be rewarded by Allah’s good pleasure, a place in Paradise, Al Jannah, the Eternal Garden”
Don’t risk losing your faith (imaan)
By Dr Hossam Roushdi
“Beware of taking your faith for granted. Small steps in the wrong direction can lead to bigger transgressions… be alert to any temptations that will lead you astray…”
The jewel in your heart, Ayatul Kursi
By Dr Hossam Roushdi
“With only nine sentences containing just fifty words, Ayatul Kursi has been described as the greatest ayat [verse] in the Holy Quran. It’s so important that we all know and understand this verse, so that we too can benefit from it…”
The amazing story of Muhammad Marmaduke Pickthall: translator of the Holy Quran
By Shaykh Abdal Hakim Murad
“… he saw in Islam the fulfilment of the English dream of a reasonable and just religion, free of superstition and metaphysical mumbo-jumbo, and bearing fruit in a wonderful and joyful fellowship.”