Understanding monotheism in Islam
“You alone we worship. You alone we ask for help.”
Quran Exegesis التفسير
Slave girls showing their naked breasts?
“O Prophet, tell your wives, your daughters, and the believing women…”
Where is the wall of Gog and Magog?
“When the promise of my Lord comes, He will make it level.”
Ten verses of Surat al-Kahf to protect from Dajjal
“Whoever contemplates them will not be misled by the trials of the False Messiah.”
Textual corruption of Surat al-‘Asr?
“By the time and calamities of age!”
Tawassul: Seeking help from prophets and saints?
“O you who have faith, fear Allah and seek means to approach Him.”
Thamud is an historical error in the Quran?
“The Quran does not make any claim about the historicity of specific sites,”
Does verse 65:4 encourage child marriage?
“Any practice that causes harm to children is unlawful in Islam.”
Is the stoning verse missing from the Quran?
“The ruling of the verse of stoning is affirmed and its recitation is abrogated.”
Cleanliness and pleasant appearance in Islam
“O children of Adam, take your adornment at every place of prayer,”
An excellent ablution (wudu) with evidences
“O you who believe, when you rise to perform prayer, wash your faces and your forearms to the elbows…”
Offensive jihad in Islam?
“Verily, Allah does not love transgressors.”
Will people be punished in Hellfire forever?
“Allah informed us that his mercy encompasses all things,”
Beware the supplication of the oppressed
“Injustice will be darkness on the Day of Resurrection.”
Follow your conscience in Islam
“Leave what makes you doubt for what does not make you doubt.”
Good character before learning Islamic sciences
“What I learned from Malik’s manners was better than his knowledge.”
Story of Hafsa and Maria in Surat al-Tahrim
“Indeed, the only authentic narration is that it was about honey,”
Fight jihad to impose a political system?
“Verily, I have only been sent to perfect righteous character.”
Life-long learning in Islam
“It is not befitting for anyone with knowledge to give up learning.”
Moderation and balance in Islam
“The justly balanced is the furthest point between two extremes.”