How does the instructions in the Holy Quran resemble the way in which human development evolves?
We look at Chapter 71 Verses 13 to 15 known as ‘Noah’ (Nuh) and look at how Islamic devotions resemble the…
35:8 Is he whose evil deed is made fair-seeming to him so that he considers it good? — Now surely Allah leaves in error whom He pleases and guides aright whom He pleases, so let not thy soul waste in grief for them. Surely Allah is Knower of what they do.
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In the video below we look at three verses from chapter 2 of the Holy Quran, which deal with the infinite knowledge and unlimited power of Allah and how these relate to man’s acquisition of knowledge of this world and his power over it.
Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad continues with the theme of human nature some inherently good some not.
He uses the example of Hazrat Abu Bakr (R) as someone who had in him inherent goodness and Abu Jehal who did not have this in his nature. They both heard the Holy…
Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad sahib, the Promised Messiah, speaks here of natural or inherent qualities of people. He says that some people have a good nature and all that is needed is that it is made to shine through by coming into contact with someone from Allah who ignites this goodness in their nature and makes it shine through.
Many Americans have suggested that more moderate Muslims should stand up to extremists, speak out for tolerance, and apologize for sins committed by their brethren.
My legal and advocacy work both in the U.S. and abroad has given me the unique opportunity to view challenges faced by the Muslim community in multifarious socio-political settings. What is clear to…