Islam FAQ

Islam is every Muslim’s guide of life. Essentially, it is composed of two fundamental sources of religious law: the Quran, which is the Islamic holy book, and Hadith, known as the sacred narration. This latter consists of two types: Prophetic Hadith (Nabawi) and Hadith Al-Qudsi. What is Hadith Al-Qudsi?  First of all, what does the word Hadith […]

Nowadays, as Islam is growing fast, more inquiries are being made about it. The Quran, which is Islam’s holy book, is no exception. For a variety of reasons, it appears that both Muslims and Non-Muslims are becoming more interested in this holy book. Naturally, reading the Quran is necessary for the understanding of its teachings. Nevertheless,

All of the prophets mentioned in the Quran made great efforts to carry out the sacred mission that Allah had given them. Muslims must have faith in all of God’s chosen prophets because they convey his message in its original, untouched form. Nevertheless, Ibrahim (pbuh) is the only one mentioned during prayer alongside Prophet Muhammed (pbuh)

The United States is the epitome of diversity and that can be observed on many levels, including religion. After Christianity and Judaism, Islam is the third most popular religion in the US. According to a 2017 research, there are 3.45 million Muslims living in the US, making up roughly 1.1% of the entire population. People

Facts about Islam in the United Arab Emirates: According to the PEW research center, Islam, in comparison to other religions, has the quickest rate of growth worldwide. In fact, 23 of the 232 nations and territories declare Islam their official religion including the United Arab Emirates. This latter has a population of about 10, 08