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Islam, the religion of over 1.2 billion in the world, provides humankind with a unified view about the purpose of our creation and existence, our ultimate destiny and our place among other creatures. It is a way of life that is in complete conformance with nature, and with reason, logic and science.
The Arabic word,‘Islam’, means voluntary surrender to the will of Allah and obedience to His commands.‘ Allah’ is the Arabic word that Muslims use for God. A person who freely and consciously accepts the Islamic way of life and sincerely practices it is called a ‘Muslim’.
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On October 13th 2006, one month to the day after Pope Benedict XVI’s Regensburg address of September 13th 2006, 38 Islamic authorities and scholars from around the world, representing all denominations and schools of thought, joined together to deliver an answer to the Pope in the spirit of open intellectual exchange and mutual understanding. In their Open Letter to the Pope (see english.pdf), for the first time in recent history, Muslim scholars from every branch of Islam spoke with one voice about the true teachings of Islam. Now, exactly one year after that letter, Muslims have expanded their message. In A Common Word Between Us and You, 138 Muslim scholars, clerics and intellectuals have unanimously come together for the first time since the days of the Prophet r to declare the common ground between Christianity and Islam. Like the Open Letter, the signatories to this message come from every denomination and school of thought in Islam. Every major Islamic country or region in the
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Sort by: PageRank | Hits | AlphabeticalThis Islamic guide is for non-Muslims who would like to understand Islam, Muslims (Moslems), and the Holy Quran (Koran). It is rich in information, references, bibliography, and illustrations. It has been reviewed and edited by many professors and well-educated people. It is brief and simple to read, yet contains much scientific knowledge. It contains the whole book, A Brief Illustrated Guide to Understanding Islam, and more. The contents of this guide follow.
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A great information site about Islam and Muslims in text,audio and video. Also, a good reference for non-Muslims who are searching about Islam, Muslims, Prophet Muhammed(pbuh), other prophets (e.g. Jesus, Mousa) and religions (Christianity, Judaism, Buddism)
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This website is offered with the hope that it may benefit all our visitors (Muslim as well as non-Muslim) by presenting information on Islam that will help enhance and deepen our faith for those of us who are already Muslim, and give non-Muslims the opportunity to gain a better understanding of the many facets of Islam.
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THE SOLUTION TO ANY PROBLEM?THERE IS NO DEITY WORTHY OF WORSHIP EXCEPT ALLAH, AND MUHAMMAD IS HIS MESSENGER. Learn about the way of Life called Islam. This site contains many links for you to find information on God, Jesus, Bible, the Quran, Muslims, etc.
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This resource guide covers four main areas:
The first section is a summary of basic Islamic teachings and practices.
The second section concerns advice for Muslims on the path to truth.
The third section is a listing of the best books for a Muslim to read.
And finally, a listing of basic Islamic terms that you, as a new Muslim, ought to learn is provided.
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Allah The God. The only one Almighty. He alone is worthy of worship. Al-Mubdi The Originator. He who creates all creatures initially without matter or model.Al-Adl The Just. He who is Equitable. Al-Mughni The Enricher. The Sufficer. Al-Aakhir The Last. Al-Muhaymin The Guardian. He who watches over and protects all things. (Helper in Peril) Al-Afu The Pardoner. He who pardons all who sincerely repents. Al-Muhsi The Appraiser. He who knows the number of every single thing in existence, even to infinity.Al-Alim The Knower of All. He who has full knowledge of all things. Al-Mu'id The Restorer. He who recreates His creatures after He has annihilated them.Al-Ahad The One. The only one. Al-Mu'izz The Bestower of Honors. He who confers honor and dignity.Al-Awwal The First.Al-Mujib The Responder to Prayer. He who grants the wishes who appeals to him. Al-Aziz The Mighty & Strong.Al-Muqit The Nourisher. He who gives every creature it's sustenance.
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Ten Misconceptions About Islam
Misconception 1: Islam is `the religion of peace' because Misconception 2: In Islam, denial of human rights is OK because Misconception 3: In Islam, women are inferior to men because Misconception 4: Islam is well-suited only to the Arabs because Misconception 5: Islam rejects Jesus because: Misconception 6: Islam orders the worship of a man because: Misconception 7: Islam tolerates the killing of innocents because Misconception 8: Islam is intolerant of other religions because Misconception 9: Islam is a racist, afro-centric cult because Misconception 10: Islam produces a lazy, uneducated society because
Islam Denounces Terrorism
Islam Denounces Terrorism God calls to the Abode of Peace and He guides whom He wills to a straight path (Qur’an, 10:25)
THE MIRACLE IN THE CELL
THE MIRACLE IN THE CELL
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