The Rights towards God
What duties do we, creatures, owe to God? What are the requirements of being Muslim? What sense do they have to man? What are their benefits?
Category Pillars of Islam
This category explains the five pillars of Islam (shahadah, salah (prayer), zakah (charity), sawm (fasting), hajj (pilgrimage).
For Valid Acts of Worship
Why are we obliged to worship God? How do we properly meet such obligation? What guarantees a valid act of worship?
A New Muslim and a True Change of Heart
Can just the uttering of verbal pledge transform one from kufr to iman, or guarantee a change of heart, thoughts or behavior? If not, how then does one’s heart get the message of Islam?
The Muslim and Belief in Divine Decree
Everything good or bad, all moments of happiness or sorrow, pleasure or pain, come from God. What does this practically mean? Living with this fact, do we have to make any effort?
You Are a Muslim and Your Prophet Is Muhammad
What do you know about your Prophet and the sublime characteristics combined in his person? How does your knowledge about him complete your belief?
Al-Fatihah and the 6 Principles of Guidance (Infographic)
Al-Fatihah and the Six Principles of Guidance (Infographic)
The Five Pillars of Islam
Learn about the main and central obligations upon which the whole religion of Islam is established- the general duties that regulate a Muslim’s relationship with Allah, Prophet Muhammad and worldly desires
What Does It Mean to Believe in Allah? (Part One)
Allah created all of mankind to have belief in Him (their Creator). What is the evidence to that? What does it mean to believe in Allah?
What Are the Individual and Social Effects of Worship?
Worship is obligatory upon every Muslim who is mentally sane and has reached the age of puberty. What are the individual and social effects of worship?
The Muslim’s Rights towards the Prophet
One is not a Muslim until he believes and obeys Prophet Muhammad, giving him his due rights. So, What rights does the believer have towards the Prophet? And Why?