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M. Abdulsalam
The Truth is One (part 1 of 2)
The first part of a logical argument proving that the truth is absolute and not relative, through examination of morals and ethics in various times and places.
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M. Abdulsalam
What is Islam? (part 3 of 4): The Essential Beliefs of Islam
A look at some of the beliefs of Islam.
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M. Abdulsalam
What is Islam? (part 1 of 4): The Core of Islam
The main message of Islam is the same basic message in all revealed religions, as they are all are from the same source, and the reasons for disparity found between religions.
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GuideToIslam
How to Convert to Islam and Become a Muslim
Converting to Islam is easy. This article explains how to convert and become a Muslim in a simple way. In addition to that, it gives a brief overview of Islam, the faith of 1.7 billion people, and sheds light on the benefits of converting.
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Imam Kamil Mufti
The Rights of Non-Muslims in Islam (part 2 of 13): Non-Muslim Residents
The types of non-Muslim societies in an Islamic nation, and an introduction to general rights of non-Muslims in Islam.
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Imam Kamil Mufti
The Rights of Non-Muslims in Islam (part 1 of 13): An Islamic Basis
The tenets of the religion which ensure the general rights of non-Muslims in Islam.
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GuideToIslam
Is Islam a Religion of Peace?
Islam is to willfully submit to the Creator of all that exists, in obedience to His commands. The result of doing so is peace.
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Osoul Global Center
Give me a reason to be Muslim
Animation With Interesting Voice Over Explaining Ten Reasons For Non-Muslims To Embrace Islam, Urging Them To Know It, And Drawing Attentions To Its Distinctive Points Such As Being The Religion Harmonious With Human Nature.
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GuideToIslam
What does Islam mean?
The word Islam has two meanings: A : General meaning . B : Specific meaning . Its general meaning is sincerity, submission, obedience, surrender to Allah and following Him. Allah has described His Messengers and the best of His other people as incorporating these characters.
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GuideToIslam
Where is Islam practiced?
The Muslim World can be used to mean three different aspects related to those who practice Islam: religious, cultural, and geographical. This term is sometimes also stated as the Islamic World. On the religious level, the Muslim World refers to Muslims, or individuals who practice Islam.
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GuideToIslam
When was Islam founded?
People have a misconception that "ISLAM" Is a "NEW RELIGION" which came into existence 1400 years ago... and that prophet Muhammad peace be upon him is the founder of that religion .
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whyIslam
Diversity in Islam
The Qur’ān highlights the importance of human diversity: O mankind, We have created you male and female, and appointed you races and tribes, that you may know one another. Surely the noblest among you in the sight of God is the most God-fearing of you. God is All-knowing, All-aware (Qur’ān 49:13).
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IslamReligion
Introduction to Islam
A brief introduction to the meaning of Islam, the notion of God in Islam, and His basic message to humanity through the Prophets.
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Basel Muhammad Arif Al-Mahayni
Islam & The Bible
Muslims believe in the original scripture of the Bible that was revealed to Prophet Jesus through the angle Gabriel. However, they don't believe in versions of the Bible that have been altered or changed or supplemented with the writing of others.
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Basel Muhammad Arif Al-Mahayni
What Is The Islam?
Islam means ''surrender and submission of one's will to the will of Almighty God" in sincere obedience and peace.
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whyIslam
The Muslims Equal Islam Argument
Islam is a religious tradition that is 1439 years old. Those who believe in the teachings of Islam are called Muslims. Islam is the religion while Muslims are individuals who attempt follow Islam. Islam started in Arabia and spread throughout the Middle East, Asia, Africa, and parts of Europe.
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whyIslam
How to Understand Islam
Islam is a religion that is over 1400 years old. It has a long history of scholarly tradition and Islam inspired many great contributions to the world.
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whyIslam
Human Rights in Islam
slam’s contribution to human rights is best appreciated when viewed against the backdrop of world history as well as the realities of modern times. Social, racial, gender, and religious inequities continue to exist.
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