Spirituality and Ethics
The Quran is Complete: The Words of Allah Are Sufficient š
Introduction: The Quran Declares Its Own Completeness Allah makes it clear in the Quran that His revelation is complete, sufficient, and…
Introduction: Tawheed as a Way of Life
š “And whoever relies upon Allah ā then He is sufficient for him.” (Quran 65:3) Tawheed ā the absolute oneness of…
The True Meaning of į¹¢alÄt and ZakÄt: A Qur’anic Analysis
Introduction In Islamic tradition, į¹£alÄt (often translated as ‘prayer’) and zakÄt (often translated as ‘almsgiving’) are considered fundamental pillars. But does…
š The True Concept of Fasting According to the Qur’an š
Introduction: Fasting as a Spiritual Discipline and Divine Guidance š “O you who believe! Fasting is prescribed for you as it…
How to Refute the Hadith-Based Interpretation of į¹¢alÄt Using the Qurāan
Many traditional interpretations of į¹£alÄt are based on hadith literature, which describes a fixed ritual of rakŹæÄt (units of prayer) and…
The True Meaning of ZakÄt: A Qur’anic Perspective
Introduction ZakÄt is traditionally understood as a fixed percentage of wealth, but does this align with the Qurāanic message? A deeper…
The Original Laylatul Qadr: An Astronomical and Historical Reinterpretation
Introduction: A Lost Night Rediscovered The traditional search for Laylatul Qadr arose because the Islamic calendar was originally not purely lunar…
The Roles of the Prophet According to the QuranĀ š
Introduction: Understanding the Prophetās Multiple Roles Many people struggle to differentiate between the various roles of the Prophet Muhammad (ļ·ŗ). The Quran…
How Sectarian Movements Distorted the Quranās Message
Introduction: The Quran vs. Sectarian Interpretations The Quran describes itself as a clear, complete, and self-sufficient source of divine guidance (6:38,…