Abu Bakr -the Caliph of the Prophet Muhammad- was the most beloved man to the Prophet. He was also the father-in-law of our beloved Prophet, as his daughter Aisha was married to the Prophet. In this episode Abu Usamah briefly sums up some of the virtues of this virtuous man.
A brief commentary of Chapter 7 (verses 59 to 147) of
the Holy Quran. In this part we learn important lessons from the lives of the prophets
and long gone civilisations.
Connections are made with the battles fought between the
Byzantines and Persians in the time of Prophet Muhammad, followed by reflection
on God’s creation.
The 50th chapter of the Quran is named after
the Arabic letter that opens it – Qaaf. The themes covered include creation,
death, Resurrection, and the end of the wicked and the pious.
An introduction to the most puzzling question of human history, and a discussion about the sources which can be used to find the answer. Part 2: A look into the bible and Christian belief about this subject.
An explanation of the reasons why obedience to a new prophet
of God is always binding, and a look at the specific traits which make Islam a
religion for all peoples and times.
A once misguided boy finds his salvation through the Pentecostal Church and answers his call to ministry at the age of 20, later to become a Muslim. Part 2: “All that glitters is not gold.”
The importance given to attaining knowledge in Islam leads many Muslims to undertake long journeys in order to collect and confirm the sayings and actions of the Prophet Muhammad.
A comparison between modern slaughtering techniques and the method mandated in Islam. Part 4: Two more reasons that most modern methods of slaughtering are not encouraged in Islam are issues related with health and the possibility of rendering the animal impermissible to consume.
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