Slaughtering Animals in Manu Shastr
Some Hindus challenge the validity of slaughtering any animal for meat, regarding it as a major sin and a heinous crime.
New Year between Islam and Hinduism(1/2)
Before the advent of Islam, Arabs chronicled the years through some significant events, such as; the year of the elephant or the year of the Plague, etc.
New Year between Islam and Hinduism(2/2)
When the Islamic New Year bears a message of self-assessment for Muslims, it bears a message for non-Muslims and Hindus also. It invites them to evaluate themselves.
Forced Conversion to Hinduism in India: (Analysis and Comparison) (2/2)
The primary means of spreading Islam was the method of dialogue and discussion in a friendly and peaceful manner as was instructed in the Glorious Qur’an.
Shankar Acharya Proves Islam through Rigveda
Shankar Acharya Proves Islam through Rigveda It is not permissible for a Muslim to worship anyone other than Allah the Almighty. Gulaothi, (S.N.B) Swami Lakshmi Shankar Acharya verified the truth of Islam by some clear proofs of Rigveda. He came from Lucknow to participate in a conference entitled “Achieving the Justice”. He stated that the […]
HIV/AIDS and Preventive Measures in Islam (2/2)
Islam has prescribed fasting for those who can not marry as fasting makes a person nearer to His Lord and keeps him away from falling into adultery.
Forced Conversion to Hinduism in India: (Analysis and Comparison) (1/2)
History of Hindu philosophy is totally void of the concept of Da`wah and Hindu religious sources do not include any notion or idea on Da`wah.
Hajj: A Symbol of Equality
The Hindu religion differentiates between people on the basis of caste, a Shudra cannot enter the temples of the upper castes also people of low caste are not allowed to read the Vedas, even they cannot sit next to a Barahman.
Fruits of Hajj (3/3)
The acts of worship have been prescribed for certain goal, which is only attainable through performing the worship in conformity with the commands of the Qur’an and Sunnah.
What Is Hajj?
During Hajj, the pilgrims relive the life of Prophet Ibrahim and his son Prophet Ismail (peace be upon them). Allah was pleased with their sacrifice and so He has destined all Pilgrims to revive certain moments of their life.