‘Slavery in Islam’ is a motto we have often heard. Where does the term slavery come from? Is it an Islamic concept? What Christianity and Judaism say about it? What does it have to with Islamic teachings?
Based on Islam’s recipe, what does justice really mean? How did the Prophet opposed all forms of racism, and accordingly lay the basis for justice and social unity?
Do you know how to talk to and deal with someone who disagrees with you and even refuses your beliefs and values? Learn how the Prophet dealt with a pagan questioning God’s commands and regulations.
Setting a great goal, developing and learning new skills for achieving these goals is the starting point to develop and build changes in your life. But what does this have to do with da`wah?
To what extent are you proud of your identity as Muslim? What do you do to protect and defend this identity?
If you want to win the hearts of others, if you want them to be convinced, not to be pushed to be Muslims, there’re certain steps to get in touch with them…
But if I have limited knowledge of Islam, should I choose people at the same level? Or should I go above my ability and level of knowledge?
There’re many good things about Islam, its teachings and practices, but do others truly know about your beliefs as a Muslim; about tawheed, the core message of Islam?
How Can Muslims Stand Up for the Call to the Truth? Yes, we are Muslim, and sure we love Islam, but what do we actually do for Islam? What can we do to correct the distorted image of Islam portrayed media?
There a great number of innocent Muslims who may not even know what they are doing isn’t correct. From time to time, we come across these individuals. How should one deal with a person in this situation?