It is a fact that the universe did not come into existence by itself, and that it is not functioning spontaneously. The universe has been created, and is being run, by a single Being.
When religion is about belief in God, why do I need to practice it? What does practice affect or add to one’s faith?
Allah tells us to search for Him. Where should we search for Him? What tools and equipment do we need for that search?
How do we acquire knowledge about God? How do we know there’s One God? And how does such knowledge help unlock/explore life’s mysteries?
The concept of Oneness in Islam is not limited to Allah’s singularity and uniqueness. There are many aspects to this concept which involve the way human beings should worship Allah. Learn more…
There’s a kind of indirect proof from our nature, as humans, that we know God. Even those who reject God, at some time or other, remember God.
Man, by nature, has an inherent inborn recognition of his Creator, but how does man recognize God? Not His greatest act of creation, how yet, from all His creatures, man is distinguished?
How did this universe and its inhabitants come into existence? Does this question has necessarily anything to do with one’s faith or religion at all? What does the answer to this inquiry say about the purpose of life and man’s role in it?
How does Islam see sin and evil? On the Day of Judgment will we be held accountable for what our ancestors did? What is demanded from us as humans?
Allah is All-Merciful and Oft-Forgiving. Indeed, He may forgive all sins except for one. What is that sin? Why is it unforgivable?
How does Polytheism or ascribing partners to Allah nullify faith in the Oneness of Allah? And why is it the worst sin in His sight?
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