Islam is based on a unique and logical belief system that God has legislated for Mankind. There are six basic tenants of faith. In this video you will learn about the two of the six tenants of Islamic faith.
A brief commentary of Chapter 7 (verses 148 to 206) of
the Holy Quran. In these final verses we discover that Prophet Muhammad was
mentioned in both the Torah and Gospel and the warnings in previous parts are
reiterated.
A brief commentary of Chapter 5 of the Quran. It
discusses food, hunting, the pledges made by the Jews and Christians, the
afterlife, and the feast of Jesus.
Paradise and Hell are two eternal abodes that God has created as recompense for either commendable or sinful deeds. In this video Yasir Qadi discusses the concept of paradise in Islam. The lecture is followed by a panel Q&A session.
A chapter dealing with faith focused on Prophet Muhammad
being from a long line of prophets whose mission was to deliver the message of
God. It is God who will call the people to account.
God guides whom He wills,
however, this blessing is not given arbitrarily, rather imbued with a free will
there are factors that make one worthy or unworthy of it.
How to achieve profound happiness and satisfaction or ‘flow’.
Part 2: The ingredients of flow are present in almost all forms of Islamic
worship. Flow-producing activities require an
initial investment and self discipline.
A practicing Christian throughout life and even seeking a future as a Pastor, Abdullah realizes his faith is not based upon thought and logic, and thus investogates other relgions until he finds Islam.
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