We Are Humans We Make Mistakes
Based on his knowledge of human nature which is subject to ignorance, negligence, shortcomings, whims, desires and forgetfulness, how should one deal with those making mistakes?
How to Give Da`wah to Muslims (Part 1)
What is da`wah to Muslim? Do Muslims need da`wah? Why? Who should give such da`wah, and to whom? What sort of approach should be adopted?
How to Give Da`wah to Muslims (Part 2)
When we approach our fellow Muslims for da`wah, what are the crucial subjects which must be presented to them?
Da`wah at Work: Our Responsibilities Toward Our Co-Workers
How can one give da`wah at work? What kind of da`wah should one give to one’s Muslim co-workers? How can we help each other be better Muslims?
Speak a Word or Remain Silent
The Prophet (peace be upon him) said, “He who believes in Allah and the Last Day must either speak good or remain silent.” (Muslim)
Erring out of Ignorance and Erring Despite One’s Knowledge
We have to make a distinction between one who errs out of ignorance and one who errs despite his knowledge.
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.
Mistakes Stemming from Ijtihad and Mistakes Done Deliberately
We need to make a distinction between mistakes stemming from an honest effort to find out what is right (ijtihad), and mistakes done deliberately, out of negligence or because of shortcomings.
Da`wah: Why Is the Prophet Our Best Example?
As the Prophet’s methods in dealing with people’s mistakes are wiser and more efficacious, using his approach is the best way to get people to respond positively.
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…