The Islamic creed

Learn about the core beliefs of Ahlus-Sunnah wal-Jama‘ah regarding the Sahaba (Companions of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ). Discover their virtues, Islamic legacy, and why honoring them is essential in Sunni Islam.

Discover how Islam serves as the universal religion of all prophets. Explore Quranic teachings, the essence of submission to Allah, and the principles that unify prophetic messages.

Explore Al-Isra and Al-Mi'raj, the Night Journey and Ascension of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. Discover their significance, Qur'anic and hadith foundations, and their pivotal role in Islamic tradition.

Explore the theological insights from Surah Az-Zumar affirming the Quran as the uncreated word of Allah. Understand the consensus of Sunni scholars against the Mu'tazila, Jahmiyyah, and Kullabiyyah claims.

لماذا يحصل الخلط بين الإخلاص و التوحيد ؟ هل مصطلح التوحيد لم يرد لا في الكتاب ولا في السنة ؟ مقال يوضح الفهم السليم للمصطلحين ضمن السياق القرآني ووفق قواعد وضوابط العقيدة

Taqwa is one of the fundamental principles in Islam. It is usually translated as: fear of Allah, piety, righteousness, or being conscious of Allah

From among the stations of worshipping Allah and seeking His help is the station of fear. Allah said, "So fear them not, and fear Me alone, if you are believers."

We believe that God has given us free will, and we freely choose our actions. From the outset, we should point out that this is an issue in which the world’s greatest minds have applied themselves, and on account of which many people have lost their way. The Prophet’s companions did not speak about questions

“Pray to me and I will hear your prayer” the Qur’an says (40:60). “Say Du’a for the Bosnia’s and Palestinians” an Islamic human rights organization pleads. “Say Du’a for me.” Your friend pleads as she goes to interview for a job. Muslims are accustomed to using du’a and prayer in a number of situations mentioned

Of the 99 beautiful names of Allah, it is Ar-Rahman and Ar-Rahim that we use most frequently in our prayers and du`aa’. Ar-Rahman and Ar-Rahim are both derived from the same Arabic root word, rahma, meaning “mercy, compassion.” Pickthall translates Ar-Rahman, Ar-Rahim as “the Beneficent, the Merciful,” and Yusuf Ali says “the Most Gracious, the

Showing off is dispraised both in the Qur’an and in the Sunnah. In the Qur’an, Allah the Almighty says, [So woe to the worshippers who are neglectful of their Prayers; those who (want but) to be seen (of men).] (Al-Ma`un 107: 4-6) And in the Sunnah, it was reported that the Prophet (peace and blessings

How can any Muslim afford to stand idle while the Ummah faces these tremendous, unprecedented challenges?

Belief in the existence of angels is one of the fundamental articles of faith in Islam. Muslims believe that angels were created by God from light. Angels carry out God’s commandments in nature and the universe. What we usually call the “forces of nature” become active because of the presence of angels behind them, working