Quran & Hadith Studies
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Islam teaches that vain speech and talking about others are serious sins. Muslims should be careful of what they say and avoid idle talk. more...
The narrated teachings and traditions of the Prophet Muhammad can be divided into Prophetic Hadith and Sacred Hadith (Hadith Qudsi). What exactly are Hadith Qudsi? more...
How can a Muslim differentiate between major and minor sins? What acts are regarded as sinful in Islam? Learn what's considered a minor or major sin in Islam. more...
The Qur'an is Islam's Holy Book and scripture. Muslims believe that this sacred text is the Word of God, as revealed to the Prophet Muhammad by the Angel Gabriel. more...
Muslims should possess both an inner and outer modesty. This is reflected in behavior, speech and appearance, and includes being mindful of God at all times. more...
The requirements for hijab and modest dress for Muslim women come from directives in the Holy Qur'an and narrated traditions from the Sunnah. more...
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By: Khalil Green
Al Aziz is one of the Attributes of God. As pertaining to God, it carries the meaning of Him as Supreme in Power. more...
By: Khalil Green
Al Mumin is one of the ninety-nine names of God in Islam and is found in the Quran in various forms. Al Mumin comes from the root word Amina. more...
By: Khalil Green
There are ninety-nine names for God in the Islamic faith; Al Quddus ("The Pure One") is one of them. more...
By: Khalil Green
Having Islam in ones heart is more important to the Muslim than anything else. It represents the ability to obtain the highest of spiritual development. more...
By: Khalil Green
When most people think about reading the Quran they think about opening a book and simply reading straight forward information about a world concept. more...
By: Khalil Green
The Quran states that before the creation of humanity the jinn existed on earth and were entrusted with its care. Their failure of that trust is a lesson for all humanity more...
The polygamy clause in the Qur'an, restricting the number of wives a man can marry, is not a reference to women in general, but to the just treatment of orphans. more...
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