The unusual circumstances in which Moses was born and brought up and the difficult conditions he was confronted with are factors which go to make his mission different from those of other prophets.
The Way of Prophet Moses: His Method of Inviting to Allah (Part 2)
Moses (peace be upon him) whose description has been given in Surat Al-Qasas in detail and in some other chapters in brief, was enjoined with the task of ‘inviting’ the people to the way of Allah and, in addition, the liberation of Bani Isra’il. The Strivings of the Powers of Faith and Heart Both these […]
What Is the Purpose of Our Creation?
Man’s worship of God is not automatic like the vast majority of created beings but his own choice and effort. What is the purpose of that worship?
The Way of Prophet Moses: His Method of Inviting to Allah (Part 3)
Moses did not digress from conveying the truth and he did not give up the initiative which was in his hands but he reverted immediately to the main subject.
Religion Distorted: Questions of Authenticity
that the Torah‘s composition of five Biblical books, together known as the Pentateuch, is more than likely an outcome of frequent cut-and-paste compilations…
Effective Islamic English Cross-cultural Communication Skills EIECCS
the end of this PowerPoint Da`wah presentation, our dear readers will have acquired the most important communication skills needed for Islamic Da`wah.
Share Your Faith in a Subtle, Yet Relevant Way
View the sample dialogue below and pay particular attention to how our faith can be shared in a subtle, yet relevant way.
The Way of Prophet Moses: His Method of Inviting to Allah (Part 4)
Fir`awn had just one way of stopping Moses from inviting to the way of Allah and from inciting his courtiers against him. Learn about it….
Prophet Moses and Bani Isra’il: An Example of Calling One’s Family to Islam
What was the stand of the Prophet Moses as one who called to the way of Allah and as a reformer, in respect of Bani Isra’il?
Da`wah and the Rules of Organized Programs
With the growth in popularity of dialogues, trialogues, lectures and debates, careful consideration must be given to these seven rules…