I have always been struck over and over again with this verse from the Qur’an: “For every human, We have tied his deeds’ recorder to his neck, and on the Resurrection day We shall present to him his record widely spread. Read your record; enough is you today a judge upon your own deeds.” [The Qur’an (17:14)].… Continue reading Prepare Your Record
When Islam was first introduced to the Arabs, it was not introduced as an exclusive religion, on the contrary, it was introduced as a message for all people throughout the ages. Hence, alongside justice, the sense of equality is extremely strong in the Islamic teachings. All people are equal in the sight of the Creator… Continue reading Methodology of Reformation Third Pillar
Dr. Mustafa Mahmoud’s Last Words to the Muslim Nation Translated by: Ehab Shawky The human soul is like an ocean; it looks very calm on the surface, but in its depth, there are sharks, wales and piranhas. Likewise, in the soul’s depths there are envy, conspiracy and spite… Before man ever dove into the depths… Continue reading Abstract About Life
Among the moral characteristics that the Qur’an focuses on, and glorifies so much is “Justice.” The sense of justice seems to comprise a very big portion of one’s faith. Those who are just, are very likely to have faith even if they don’t profess so; while those who are unjust, are very likely to be hypocrites even… Continue reading Methodology of Reformation Second Pillar
The main purpose of religion is to help us purify our instincts, get to know the Creator who has originated everything, understand the task for which He has created us, and follow the path that can lead us to fulfill this task. When the Qur’an was first revealed to Prophet Muhammad P.B.U.H., its teachings and… Continue reading Methodology of Reformation First Pillar
Islamic Methodologies Made Easy 