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Tattoos are very common in today’s world. Many people—especially those new to Islam—wonder if getting a tattoo is allowed. The Ruling on Tattoos in Islam According to many Islamic scholars, permanent tattoos are generally considered haram (forbidden). This is based on authentic hadith where the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said: “Allah has cursed […]
This is a common question: If Muslims believe in Jesus, do they believe in the Bible too? Let’s clarify what Islam says. What is the Injeel According to Islam? Islam teaches that Allah revealed a divine book called the Injeel to Prophet Isa (Jesus, peace be upon him). Muslims believe the original Injeel was a
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There’s a common idea that true faith means never feeling down. But is that really what Islam teaches? Yes, Muslims Can Feel Depressed Prophets experienced sadness and anxiety. For example, Prophet Yaqub (Jacob) cried so much over losing Yusuf that he went blind (Quran 12:84). Related article: Depression in Islam – How to Cure It
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Easter is one of the most important holidays in Christianity, celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Many non-Muslims wonder: Why don’t Muslims celebrate Easter? Let’s explore what Islam says. What Does Easter Represent? Easter celebrates the belief that Jesus (peace be upon him) died and rose from the dead. This is a core Christian belief.
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Since Jesus is a predominant figure in many religions, many speculations were and are still made about his religion. Was he Jewish? Or was he Christian? In reality, both religions claim him. This raises the question: what is Islam’s take on this? What was Jesus’ religion according to Islam? The religion of the prophet Isa
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Prophet Isa (Jesus) is a prominent figure in both Islam and Christianity. Interestingly, the world’s two biggest religions agree on the fact that Prophet Isa is Virgin Mary’s son despite their differences. (you can read more about this in our previous article Islam and Christianity). Then, what about his grandparents? In this article we will
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There are arguably more 4000 religions in the world. So, what makes Islam any different than the others? Simply, because it is flawless. However you look at it, Islam is a flawless and ideal religion promoting only good deeds and condemning the bad ones. The essence of Islam is its holy book the Quran. If
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While both Islam and Christianity expect the return of Jesus (Isa), their beliefs differ. Christians believe he was the son of God who died for the sins of humans. Muslims on the other hand believe he is a blessed and special prophet. What about the sins? Do Muslims believe Jesus is sinless too? Was Prophet
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Islam and Christianity are and will always be connected. Thus, questions and queries about Prophet Muhammed and Prophet Isa (Jesus) will always be asked. One prevalent question is what language did they speak? As everyone knows, the Quran was revealed to prophet Muhammed in Arabic. So, did Prophet Isa (Jesus) speak Arabic too? What is
Jesus, the son of Mary, also known as Isa ibn Maryam of Al Imran, is a Muslim prophet chosen by Allah (SWT). He is one of the most prominent messengers for he was one of His most strong-willed prophets known as “Ulu’l-Azm Prophets”. God Almighty sent him to the Children of Israel to preach them.
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