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Political Establishment of Islam
Question Assalamu alaikum.Your claim that establishment of Islam politically was only for prophet (S) is wrong.Allah says-indeed in the messenger [...]
If Islam Is Peaceful Why Did the Prophet (pbuh) Go To War?
Question If Islam is a peaceful religion , then Why Muhammad (PBUH) fought a handful of battles in his lifetime, [...]
Regarding Khilafah
Question Assalaamu alaikum I wanted to know your opinion on this hadeeth and some people use it as a prophecy [...]
What Does "Lam" Indicate in Al Talaq 65:4?
Question Assalamu Alikum, Javed Sb in his explanation of verse no 4 of surah talaq says"The Qur'anic words are"wal laati [...]
Are the Quraysh Supposed to Lead All Muslims for All Time?
Question I just heard a hadith which is referred in your website by the following link too. i heard that [...]
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What Does the Forbidden Tree ( Al-Baqarah 2: 35) Stand For? In your translation of Surah Al-Baqarah you have pointed out that the 'tree of temptation' seems to…
Earlier archiveThe Challenge in Surah Al-Rehmaan 55: 33The Challenge in Surah Al-Rehmaan 55: 33 In Surah Al-Rehman , there is a challenge for both men and jinn to penetrate the heavens. What is this referring…
Earlier archiveWill the Words of the Qur'an Vanish Near the End?Will the Words of the Qur'an Vanish Near the End? I have come across a hadith in which I hope you can provide a commentary on. The hadith…
Earlier archiveHas the Qur'an Directed the Jews to Refer to the Torah Rather than the Prophet (pbuh) - Al-Maaidah 5 43Has the Qur'an Directed the Jews to Refer to the Torah Rather than the Prophet (pbuh) - Al-Maaidah 5: 43 What is the meaning of the following verse…
Earlier archiveThe Difference Between 'Muslim' & 'Mu'min'...The Difference Between 'Muslim' & 'Mu'min' ... Is there a distinction a distinction between being a Muslim and being a Mu'min ? The Qur'an definitely seems to use…
Earlier archiveA Follow-up Comment on 'A Clarification Regarding Al-Nisaa 4: 48, 116 and Al-Furqaan 25: 68 - 70'A Follow-up Comment on ' A Clarification Regarding Al-Nisaa 4: 48, 116 and Al-Furqaan 25: 68 - 70 ' In your recent queries section, " Clarification of Al-Furqaan…
Earlier archiveCan Non-Muslims Enter the Ka`bah (Al-Taubah 9: 28)?Can Non-Muslims Enter the Ka`bah ( Al-Taubah 9: 28)? I had heard Alamma Javed Sahib [1] once comment that the prohibition of non-Muslims from the Kabba was not…
Earlier archiveWhy Does the Qur'an Call Jesus (pbuh) 'Al-Maseeh'?Why Does the Qur'an Call Jesus (pbuh) 'A l-Maseeh '? I wish to seek your help regarding the usage of " Al-Maseeh " in reference to the Qur'an.…
Earlier archiveThe Meaning of Al-Baqarah 2: 143 and Al-Hajj 22: 78 And Their Implication on the Law of Jihaad...The Meaning of Al-Baqarah 2: 143 and Al-Hajj 22: 78 And Their Implication on the Law of Jihaad ... I refer to your recently posted response regarding the…
Earlier archiveClarification of Al-Shooraa 42: 13 & 14Clarification of Al-Shooraa 42: 13 & 14 In Surah Al-Shooraa Allah says [42:13]: He hath ordained for you that religion which He commended unto Noah, and that which…
Earlier archiveWhat is the Difference Between the Ahl e Kitaab (People of the Book) and the Kaafirs (Rejecters)?What is the Difference Between the Ahl e Kitaab (People of the Book) and the Kaafirs (Rejecters)? I would like to know what is the difference between People…
Earlier archiveAttending Funerals of Non-Muslims...Attending Funerals of Non-Muslims... What is the position of attending funerals of non-Muslims? Rabeea Janjua, USA Reply While living in a mixed society, one generally has social relations…