3 Levels of Believers

We explore the depths of repentance and divine forgiveness in Islam, discovering how one can continuously seek and receive Allah's boundless Mercy. 

In this video, we explore the Islamic concept of the modern day acronym YOLO. 

We answer some of the questions related to the lecture "Emotional Damage - Toxicity and the cost our children pay". 

In this episode, we conclude our three-part discussion on the review of verses 7 to 16 and review some of the take away messages which we can reflect upon from this portion of Surah al-Waqiyah. 

We continue with the qualities that you and I should possess and practice in order to receive God's support and divine guidance. This session covers the 3rd verse of 'The Cow' 

A glimpse into the third verse of Surah al-Fatiha (Surah 1 of the Quran) - in which we reconfirm that God is: Al-Rahman - the All-Merciful and Al-Raheem - the All-Compassionate. 

The Quran is full of examples to help us understand Islam. You can learn so much about your life and the hereafter from the examples in this Quran Tafseer Podcast. 

In this episode, we begin our three-part discussion on the review of verses 7 to 16 and review the three distinct groups which God separates humanity into. From there, we will also see what some of the bounties and blessings - and pains and punishments are - which each group will ... Show More

Rules of Engagement In Islam – Omar Suleiman In Part 3 of the interview with Dallas-based Pastor Mike Baughman, Imam Omar Suleiman debunks erroneous interpretations of what has become popularly known as “the verse of the sword” from chapter nine of the Quran, Surat At-Tawba. 

In this lecture we continue the discussion on the Islamic teachings of ‘enjoining what is right and forbidding what is wrong’. We learn together about the remaining points on the guidelines and approach a Muslim must know and apply well in order to fulfill this noble practice whi ... Show More

One of the most common accusations leveled against Islam involves the freedom of religion. The problem, according to critics: Islam doesn’t have any.So what are these critics talking about? Like the issues of stoning and hand chopping, apostasy—the generic act of renouncing or le ... Show More

Todd Lawson is Associate Professor of Islamic Thought at the University of Toronto. He teaches courses on the Qur'an, Sufism, Shi'i Islam and related topics. His most recent book is Gnostic Apocalypse and Islam. He is now writing a book on the Qur'an as sacred epic.