Dhikran Katheera – Remember Allah often!
By Dr Hossam Roushdi To hear this Audio khutbah, please click on the link below:
A brief introduction to Islam, and the Prophet Muhammad (sws)
By Arshad Gamiet
“Six hundred years before Magna Carta limited the power of kings, Prophet Muhammad delivered his final sermon on the plain of Arafat during the Hajj. It was a remarkable speech for its time. It set down human rights and responsibilities that are still found wanting today, long after Magna Carta and despite the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights in 1948. ..”
Proof that Allah’s universe is filled with life
By Rabbi Allen Maller During Medieval times almost all Christian theologians accepted the Ptolemaic earth centered Greek view of the universe as …
On the road to Islam or Nifaq (hypocrisy)?
By Khalil Moya
“Find your backbone. Don’t be afraid to be different. Establish Islam in your family, in yourself, in your heart. Don’t just be a good Muslims in the masjid and something else outside…”
The best da’wah: Live a good example
“Allah warns us in His Noble Book, that if we refuse to follow His way and the way of His beloved Prophet Muhammad, sws, then He will replace us with another people…”
Condemning the Charlie Hebdo attack and respecting the Prophet Muhammad
By Yasif Qadhi To view this Youtube video, please click here:
As a Muslim, I’m Fed Up With the Hypocrisy of the Free Speech Fundamentalists
By Mehdi Hasan
“And why have you been so silent on the glaring double standards? Did you not know that Charlie Hebdo sacked the veteran French cartoonist Maurice Sinet in 2008 for making an allegedly anti-Semitic remark? Were you not aware that Jyllands-Posten, the Danish newspaper that published caricatures of the Prophet in 2005, reportedly rejected cartoons mocking Christ because they would “provoke an outcry” and proudly declared it would “in no circumstances… publish Holocaust cartoons”?
Charlie Hebdo: the danger of polarised debate
By Gary Younge The Guardian, 11 January 2015 In times of crisis, those who would like us to keep just one idea …