Some fanatics accuse Islam of bigotry against Christians and incitement to hate them. They back their false claim by Quranic verses which they misunderstood them or purposely misinterpreted them. Some of these Quranic verses cited the prohibition of taking non-Muslims allies, like the verse in chapter Al-`Emran, 28, which reads: (Let not believers More

Sheikh, Dr. Ragheb El-Sergani delivered a lecture tilted "Inspirations of the Egyptian Revolution " immediately after `Isha prayer at Ar-Rawas mosque, Sayeda Zaynab. More

We notice that the Western powers, especially US, give a lot of "suspected" attention to Sudanese events and fights. More

Darfur is one of the largest Sudanese territories located in west Sudan, and the majority are Sunni Muslims. More

We feel happy, admiration and pride when we hear of a great scholar who has mastered in a specific field of science. More

The Muslim Aalem should be different from others, furnished with specific qualifications that others would not know about, let alone, act upon. More

"Let anyone say what he likes to say. But there is no way other than to ascribe Muhammad to the utmost degree of loyalty". More

Muhammad never married anyone of his wives because of lust. More

Foreign inventors of lies have no way of accusing him of uncontrollable sexual desires in this long time of his life when he was a youth of strong and full maturity and his mind had not yet been loaded with the formidable historical burdens which consume one’s power and engage his entire concern. More

Mantra, Bhavishya Purana, Ram’s Shart Mans made by Ram and Mantra from the Atharvaveda mention prophecies about our prophet Muhammad (PBUH). What are they? More

The time of darkness, in their sight, began with the flood of Noah [peace be upon him]. The Hindu Scriptures state that, in all these cycles, Allâh sent Messengers. Some of their books enumerate the leading Messengers as twenty-four, twenty-three of whom were sent and the last one not having been sent yet, about whom there are a lot of glad More

“Narashnus” is a Sanskrit dissyllabic word: “Nar” stands for man. The second syllable is “Ashnus” which means the one praised and appreciated very much. Being so, it is a full synonym of Muhammad (i.e. the praised again and again). More