Category: Islam

A Detailed Examination of Christian Criticism and the Hadiths Christian critics of Islam, particularly figures such as Sam Shamoun, Robert Spencer, David Wood, and others, frequently cite the claim that Muslims believe they will receive 72 virgins or wives in Paradise. This argument is often used to suggest that Islam promotes a materialistic and sensual […]

In recent times, some Christian apologists, particularly Sam Shamoun, have raised objections against the Quran’s portrayal of Allah’s actions related to deception. By quoting certain verses in isolation and without context, they attempt to argue that the Quran portrays Allah as deceitful, which, they claim, casts Islam in a negative light. This argument is often […]

The question of whether the Quran was copied from the Bible has been a subject of debate, especially among critics of Islam. Some Christian apologists and skeptics claim that the Quran contains stories and teachings similar to those found in the Bible, suggesting that Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) may have borrowed these from the Bible and […]

The question of whether Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) was a sinner has been raised by some critics, particularly within Christian apologetics. Prominent among these critics are Sam Shamoun and David Wood, who have made repeated attempts to discredit Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) by accusing him of sin. One of their primary arguments is based on Quranic verses […]

Prophet Muhammad (pbuh), the final messenger of Allah, is a beacon of mercy, compassion, and righteousness. His life serves as a guiding light for Muslims and non-Muslims alike, providing an unparalleled example of good character, ethical conduct, and devotion to God. This article delves into the key aspects of the Prophet’s character and his profound […]

Introduction Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), the last prophet in Islam, is revered by Muslims not only for his teachings, character, and leadership but also for his prophecies. Many people, especially critics from non-Muslim communities, often argue that Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was not a real prophet because they claim he had no prophecies, or that his prophecies […]

Introduction The question of whether women are oppressed in Islam, particularly in relation to the wearing of the hijab, often arises from misunderstandings and misinterpretations of the religion. This debate frequently overlooks the broader context of Islamic teachings on gender, the autonomy of women, and the nature of submission to God. Through an examination of […]

The relationship between the Quran and the Bible has been a subject of significant theological and scholarly discussion. In particular, the question arises whether the Quran affirms the Bible as the final and complete revelation of God. While the Quran does speak of certain scriptures—such as the Torah (Tawrat), the Psalms (Zabur), and the Gospel […]

Introduction: Addressing Misconceptions A common accusation leveled by some critics, particularly from Christian circles, is that Muslims worship the Kaaba and the Black Stone (al-Hajar al-Aswad). This claim is not only misleading but also misunderstands the core principles of Islamic belief and practice. Such accusations ignore the essential tenets of Tawhid (the oneness of God), […]

The claim that Muslims worship a “Moon God” is a misconception and does not reflect Islamic beliefs or practices. Here are some key points to clarify this topic: 1. Monotheism in Islam Worship of One God: Islam is strictly monotheistic, emphasizing the worship of one God (Allah). Muslims do not worship any other deities, including […]