Revealed in the fourth year of Prophet Muhammad’s
mission, it consists of 55 verses and takes its title from the first verse that
mentions the incident of the ‘splitting-of-the-moon.’ That incident took place
in Mina, close to Mecca, five years before the Prophet’s migration to Madina.
In this video Waseem Razvi describes how Prophet Muhammed (peace be upon him) treated the non-Muslims of the region, how he was concerned for their affairs, asked of their welfare when they were not seen, and supplicated for their guidance.
Yusuf Estes, a former Christian preacher, explains the concept of Polygamy in Islam. He mentions concisely some reasons for polygamy being legal in Islam.
The Quran is the greatest miracle of God and was sent to
Prophet Muhammad who is the last Prophet for all of humankind. Part 2: Nature –
another great sign of God extensively mentioned in the Quran.
A warning to the disbelievers, an encouragement to
Prophet Muhammad and contrasting the faces of the believers and the disbelievers
on the day of the Overwhelming Event.
Bart Ehrman, renowned scholar of the bible, discusses variations of the biblical text. Listen to this Christian scholar as he explains his take on the accuracy of the Bible.
In this episode of The Deen Show Dr. Brown explains some of the primary differences between the taproot of the message of Jesus and the Pauline Doctrine.
Voluntary fasting is a practice found in many religions. However in Islam fasting is a prescribed obligation and is one of the five pillars of Islam. This short video briefly discusses the concept of fasting in Islam.
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