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This is Islam - (English)

This is a lecture delivered by Dr. Saleh ibn Abdul-Aziz Al-Sheik. He shows the methodology of Islam regarding belief, worship, jurisprudence, system of rule, morals, economy, social aspects, international relationship and other aspects.

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Best Way to Live and Die - (English)

The author says in the introduction, "Every day the sun shines on new people recognizing the truth and returning to their Creator in repentance and submission to Him. They are ambitious for his reward of eternal happiness in Paradise. These new followers give a new flavor to the Muslims of....

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Muhammad`s Prohethood Reality or Myth - (English)

Muhammad has become a target for Islam’s long-established adversaries and their armies of missionaries and orientalists who have aroused suspicions and propagated allegations against the Prophet of Islam and his Message. Their objective has always been to distort the image of the Prophet of Islam in the eyes of those....

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Living Islam with Purpose - (English)

The author said in the beginning of the book, "The need for a deeper understanding of Islam in order to achieve excellence clearly applies to Muslims in America. They have exceptional potential. They are intelligent, industrious, and uniquely promising, yet, like undiscovered mines of gold and silver."

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The Cross and the Crescent - (English)

In this book, the author touches the lives of those Christians who have not been given the knowledge the author have gained both about Islam, from his direct contact with Muslims, and about Christianity from his seminary education. The author digs deep into the roots of Christianity to bring out....

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Why Do Muslims Fast? - (English)

An article in English in which Dr. Bilal Philips handles the issue of fasting. He shows that fasting was prescribed in all religions and that fasting is one of the best righteous deeds. Afterwards, he mentions the levels of fasting as follows: Ritual, physical, medical, emotional, psychological, and spiritual one.