Da'wah - Al Jumuah Magazine

Monotheism In Interfaith Exchange -15 | Linda Thayer

WE CONTINUE WITH Rubenstein, (When Jesus Became God, The Struggle to Define Christianity during the Last Days of Rome), who—keep in mind—writes as a Jew and thus, like us Muslims, is unable to accept the Pauline, that is, the “Christian,” view of…

Regulations on Divorce: Biblical Perspectives vs. the Qur’anic Program (4)

WE CONCLUDE FROM Part 3 the details of Qur’anic divorce regulations, showing how they better serve the individual and society than do their Biblical counterpart. Remarriage for the Widow and the Widower: Permission for One vs. Permission for Both The Old Testament…

Regulations on Divorce: Biblical Perspectives vs. the Qur’anic Program (3)

IN PARTS 1 and 2 we looked at the sparse representation of regulations on divorce in the Judeo-Christian Bible (Old Testament and New Testament). Their marriage is based upon faithfulness of the man and the woman to each other, and divorce is…

The Bible vs. the Quran: Who was Abraham’s “Son of Sacrifice”? (2)

IN PART 1 we began comparing the Biblical and Qur’anic accounts of one event in the life of Abraham, whose life of trust in God we Muslims celebrate as part of our Hajj, and specifically a climactic incident commemorated on ʿEîd Al-Aḍḥa:…

The Problem of Celibacy in Catholicism

Then We sent following upon their traces, [many more of] Our messengers. And We followed [them] up with Jesus, son of Mary. So We gave him the Evangel [as a Heavenly Book]. And We placed in the hearts of those who followed…

Regulations on Divorce: Biblical Perspectives vs. the Qur’anic Program (2)

WE CONTINUE LAYING out how the Quran directs us to deal with a situation heading for divorce and how the couple are to proceed righteously in exploring whether they really need to break up their marriage, and if so, how this is…

Abraham’s “Son of Sacrifice? The Bible Vs. the Quran

The Bible vs. the Quran: Who was Abraham’s “Son of Sacrifice”? (1) | Aataai Gazi Mahbub

ALTHOUGH SOME JEWS, some Christians, and some Muslims—across the religious divide—can claim to be sons [=descendants] of Abraham in a biological sense, only Muslims annually celebrate the event (ʿEîd Al-Aḍḥa) commemorating Abraham’s willingness to sacrifice his only son to God in the…

Category: Da’wah

Monotheism In Interfaith Exchange -15 | Linda Thayer

Regulations on Divorce: Biblical Perspectives vs. the Qur’anic Program (4)

Regulations on Divorce: Biblical Perspectives vs. the Qur’anic Program (3)

The Bible vs. the Quran: Who was Abraham’s “Son of Sacrifice”? (2)

The Problem of Celibacy in Catholicism

Regulations on Divorce: Biblical Perspectives vs. the Qur’anic Program (2)

The Bible vs. the Quran: Who was Abraham’s “Son of Sacrifice”? (1) | Aataai Gazi Mahbub

Regulations on Divorce: Biblical Perspectives vs. the Qur’anic Program (1) | Aataai Gazi Mahbub

15 Characteristics of the Khawarij | Shaykh ‘Abd Al-Majid Al-‘Arifi | Translated by Shaheera Vakani

The Testimony Of The Quran And The Witness Of Its Messenger | Muhammad Abdullah Diraz