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For the gravity of suicide, God responded by Himself and said these words: ‘My Slave hurried to bring death upon himself so I have forbidden him (to enter) Paradise.’
However, she is not allowed to kill herself under any circumstances because suicide is prohibited. The only One Who knows the Unseen is Allah.
The article summarizes the elements of human rights in light of Islam as shown by the Glorious Qur’an and the Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad.
Human rights reach the peak of their greatness when they relate to the rights of civilians and prisoners during wars.
The article talks about the Islamic concept of human rights and how it made the Muslim community cohesive, harmonious, and consolidated.
The article explains that Islam has combined between the objectives of spreading freedom and preserving the general system. Read more..
Islam condemns racism in all shades and forms; hence there is no room whatsoever in Islam for such a thing as racial holy war.
The article shows how Islam put an end to slavery and eliminated it gradually and without resorting to civil wars.
How Does Islam Fight Slavery?: The principle that human beings are born free and that slavery is accidental is accepted by all the scholars of Islam.
The article relates the story of the elephant and the coming of Abraha to destroy the Ka`bah and the situation of Arabs at that time and how Allah the Almighty protected His House.
The article talks about the prophecies about the coming of Prophet Muhammad and the information that the people had regarding his Prophethood before he proclaim his message.
The article talks about the alliance of Al-Fudul that the Prophet praised because of its affirmation on stopping violence and giving rights back to their people.
The article replies to the accusation that Islam’s attitude regarding the ancient civilizations was aggressive and that Islam was responsible for the burning of the Library of Alexandria.
The writer shows the wonderful hospitality which Muslims of Medina showed to the Muslim migrants from Mecca and helped them spread their religion. Read more
The article relates the story of the Monk Buhayrah when he met the Prophet, while he was still young, and identified the sings of Prophethood on the Prophet Muhammad.
Enjoy watching this amusing video to know the full story of the honorable Prophet Yusuf, what happened between him and his brothers…
What do you know about the Prophet’s miraculous night journey? What happened on that journey? Who did he meet?
What kind of gifts was the Night Journey to the Prophet from his Lord? How did it distinguish between the true believers and others? What lessons did it mean to teach?
It was a migration to the open and boundless peace of Islam. The wars that the Prophet (peace be upon him) participated in were generally to defend the Islamic country and religion.
Where was love in the Prophet’s life and how should be our love for him? Is it a matter of affection or of action? How could we articulate this love?
Researchers at the National Institute on Aging in Baltimore have found evidence that fasting for one or two days a week can prevent the effects of Alzheimer and Parkinson’s disease.
The Prophet was even merciful and compassionate when in war. He commanded his companions, “Do not kill women, old men, children, or religious monks and priests.”
Enjoy watching this video by Dr. Bilal Philips as he talks about the concept, importance, signs, means and consequences of loving the Prophet. Watch
He taught humanity how to live in the most productive and meaningful way. He taught that humans are not just responsible for being just to one another but also to other life beings.
In the following lines we will cite some examples of the Prophet’s humbleness and how he showed this characteristics in different situations.
When asked about Prophet Muhammad’s manners, Lady Aishah (may Allah be pleased with her) said: “His character was the Quran.”
Do you believe in Prophet Muhammad? If not, Why? Do you not agree that a person may be rightly judged by his/her reactions especially to personal abuse?
The article shows that in the society envisioned by the Prophet people were not segregated into the pious and the sinners but it was a unified, inclusive society, where each person could be at a different level of piety.
The Prophet preached to the Jews and hoped and prayed for their salvation. The incident at Banu Qurayzah is often cited as the brutal murder of innocent Jews, but what is often left out is its historical context.
