There is a direct correlation between the actions of the tongue with the condition of the heart. If you want to receive faith, you must first settle your heart - and if you wish to settle your heart, you must settle your tongue.
Some people ask: Why do I need Islam? In his explanation of the concept of “istighna'” (feeling self-sufficient and in no need of anything) Ustadh Nouman teaches that deep down inside us there is something that is hungry for spiritual fulfillment.
What trials did Prophet Abraham and his family go through? How did they come out of them? What is the difference between the Qur’anic and biblical accounts of the story?
How could we be true to our faith and to ourselves? How does Islam combine between the actions of the heart and those of the limbs? On what is Islam based?
What trials did Prophet Abraham and his family go through? How did they come out of them? What is the difference between the Qur’anic and biblical accounts of the story?
How could we be true to our faith and to ourselves? How does Islam combine between the actions of the heart and those of the limbs? On what is Islam based?
In Arabic, Allah means literally the One God. But how do different languages give the same thing different names? Where does the word “Allah” come from? What does it mean?
Zakat and Sadaqah are forms of charity given by Muslims. The two are different in their own respects. Zakat means growth, purification, and blessing in Arabic. Sadaqah means sign of sincerity of faith...
All of us need to get knowledge regarding such an important obligation in Islam as zakah. Watch this session and listen to what the sheikh has to say in response to the questions raised by the viewers.
It is common knowledge that zakah is a pillar of Islam. But, what are the things that we are required to pay zakah on? And what is the sepcific amount to be given? Listen to the answers of Dr. Zakir Naik to these questions.
Muslims who regularly attend mosques are more likely to work with their neighbors to solve community problems, be registered to vote, and are more likely to plan to vote…
Islam places great importance on kind treatment and social ties, not to mention one’s family and friends. On what conditions can a Muslim join non-Muslims during holiday seasons?
There are certain actions that are so unbefitting of a believer, that belief departs from the doer of those deeds. We may have low points in faith, but we should never allow that to push us to major sins.
Ramadan with the Qur’an – Day 4: Surat At-Takwir (the 18th chapter of the Qur’an) On Judgment Day we are not only accountable for what we know we did in this life, but also for the consequences of each and…
When we stand before Allah on the Day of Reckoning, we will know what we had “sent ahead”: the good deeds we did in this life that will be waiting to vouch for us when we most need them. Every decision we take, explains Ustadh Nouman, is recorded with Allah, waiting for us to read on our own.
There is hope for the major sinners, as long as they turn back to their Creator. Allah doesn’t want you to be weighed down by your past in a way that you can’t meaningfully progress in the future.
The idea that nature is this wild beast that Allah has held back is a recurring theme in the Quran and here, Allah describes how nature will react once He it hears Allah's permission.
Faith is supposed to increase and decrease, but how dramatic are your fluctuations? The Prophet emphasized that both your peak and your base line should be reasonable, otherwise it may all disappear.
In this video Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan explains how the state of believers in Jannah is contrasted with the fate of those who spread injustice and deny Allah's message.
Even the greatest companions of the Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him) were vigilant about their faith. No matter how confident you are in your iman, you're no angel. Be protective of it.
