Surah Al Imran: Family of Imran - Verse ...

What if I told you that one of the biggest spiritual dangers isn't sin, but thinking you're already good enough? The Quran exposes a trap that has fooled religious people for centuries: convincing themselves they are pure, chosen, and guaranteed God's favor. In today's tafseer, w ... Show More

Imagine the man who killed Hamza, the Prophet’s beloved uncle, standing before Muhammad, terrified that his sins were too huge to ever be forgiven. This is the story of Wahsh?, a man facing the weight of murder, adultery, and disbelief—and how a single revelation changed ever ... Show More

Today, we bring you words that will uplift your spirit and fill your heart with hope. Here is a brief example: The Messenger of Allah was asked, "What is the most essential matter that guarantees faith? In other words, what must one do to truly be a believer?" He, peace be upon h ... Show More

A glimpse into the second of Surah al-Fatiha (Surah 1 of the Quran) - in which we attest to the fact that all of the praise and glory belongs to God alone. 

A glimpse into the fifth verse of Surah al-Fatiha (Surah 1 of the Quran) - in which we directly address God and confirm that it is He alone that we worship and that it is to Him alone that we ask for help. 

<p>(112:1) Say: “He is Allah, the One and Unique; (112:2) Allah, Who is in need of none and of Whom all are in need; (112:3) He neither begot any nor was He begotten, (112:4) and none is comparable to Him.”</p> 

Chapter six of the Quran is called The Cattle; some translations use the more encompassing word livestock. The title comes from the discussion about livestock in verses 136- 39. This chapter of 165 verses was revealed in Mecca. In a similar way to other chapters revealed in Mecca ... Show More

1. Say: “He is Allah, the Unique.”2. “Allah, the Self-Sufficient.”3. “He does not give birth, nor was He born.”4. “And there is none equal to Him.”(1) Say: “He is Allah, the Unique.” This verse represents Allah’s own affirmation of His unique Monotheism, His inimitable Oneness. T ... Show More

<p>1.2 <strong>Surah 1 Al Fatihah 2 by Nouman Ali Khan</strong></p> <p>Praise belongs to Allah, the Lord of all the worlds.</p> 

Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan delves into a brief discussion on the reflections of Surah al Fatihah in the context of the most fundamental aspects of our Deen or a summary of the entire Islam. He begins by the first three Ayats of the Surah. In them, he first analyses the difference bet ... Show More

Chapter six of the Quran is called The Cattle; some translations use the more encompassing word livestock. The title comes from the discussion about livestock in verses 136- 39. This chapter of 165 verses was revealed in Mecca. In a similar way to other chapters revealed in Mecca ... Show More

A glimpse into the introductory verse of Surah al-Fatiha (Surah 1 of the Quran) - in which we begin in the name of God, the One who possesses two unique traits - Al-Rahman - the All-Merciful and Al-Raheem - the All-Compassionate. 

Those Ranged in Rows was revealed in Mecca. Those chapters revealed before the migration to Medina tended to concentrate on monotheism; the Oneness of God. This one is no exception and thus establishing a firm faith is its aim. In 182 short verses this chapter also covers other i ... Show More