Shafa’at (intercession) in the Holy Quran is another hotly debated question. The question arises due to intercession being not allowed in numerous verses of the Holy Quran, where Almighty Allah (SWT) has clearly established that there is no intercession on the Day of Judgement (Qiyamah)
Verse 35 of Surah Noor, which has been the subject of our discussion over the past couple of lectures continues with some thought-provoking discussion.
Surah Nisa verse 34 (Chapter 4) is the reference for this frequently asked question, regarding the position of the Holy Quran towards women.
17th Ramadaan is another crucial turning point in the early history of Islam – the Holy Quran repeatedly reminds us about its significance – Battle of Badr
We continue the discussion about the Heart today by delving into understanding diseases of the heart, as explained in the Quran.
In the Quran the word “Qalb” is mentioned more than 100 times and you can thus imagine the importance of this word and understanding its meaning.
In Surah Abasa (chapter 80 of the Holy Quran) Almighty Allah (SWT) speaks about someone who frowned and turned away. The question is, who is this person?
Our question for this discussion is, how is it possible for Prophet Moosa (a.s) to learn from Khidr (a.s), considering that Khidr (a.s) was lower in rank.
The question is, why does the Holy Quran call our beloved Prophet Muhammad (SAWA) by the word “ummi” – meaning someone who cannot read or write?
10 Ramadaan is the anniversary of passing of our dear mother, the first lady of Islam, Lady Khadija al-Kubra (s.a). In today’s discussion, I wish to explore
