Belief in Allaah

What should be our creed (aqeeda) concerning Istiwa, Allah’s names and Attributes etc?

25 Jan

We should believe it as it means linguistically while firmly believing that Allah is unlike anything that crosses our minds. So, we believe in His beautiful names and attributes without simulating them, changing their meaning or giving examples to them. We have to believe in them as our Prophet salla Allahu alaihi wa sallam and […]

What is the difference between Allah with a “fat-ha” at the end, Allah with a “kas-ra” at the end, and Allah with a “Dom-ma” at the end when Allah is mentioned in the Qur’an? Are any of these ways offensive to refer to Allah or can it be out of context if the wrong ending is used?

Belief in Allaah

25 Jan

This a linguistic issue that depends on the position of Allah’s name in the sentence.

We know that if one gives up something for the sake of Allah, He replaces it with something better, so how should I intend when I give up something for the sake of Allah?

Belief in Allaah

25 Jan

Simply by rejecting it knowing that it is against Allah’s law.

We know that if one gives up something for the sake of Allah, He replaces it with something better, so how should I intend when I give up something for the sake of Allah?

Belief in Allaah

18 Jan

Simply by rejecting it knowing that it is against Allah’s law.

A non-Muslim asked me “Why do Prophets only receive revelation rather than whole of mankind?” How will I approach this question?

Belief in Allaah

22 Dec

The One who is revealing to them chose them from all others due to the fact that they are the elite.

What should be our creed (aqeeda) concerning Istiwa, Allah’s names and Attributes etc?

What is the difference between Allah with a “fat-ha” at the end, Allah with a “kas-ra” at the end, and Allah with a “Dom-ma” at the end when Allah is mentioned in the Qur’an? Are any of these ways offensive to refer to Allah or can it be out of context if the wrong ending is used?

We know that if one gives up something for the sake of Allah, He replaces it with something better, so how should I intend when I give up something for the sake of Allah?

We know that if one gives up something for the sake of Allah, He replaces it with something better, so how should I intend when I give up something for the sake of Allah?

A non-Muslim asked me “Why do Prophets only receive revelation rather than whole of mankind?” How will I approach this question?

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