Love for all, Hatred for none!
Love for all, Hatred for none!
Since Muslims believe the Holy Bible to be a revealed scripture, this question is often asked: why then do we need the Holy Quran? In this episode we discuss why it was necessary for the Holy Quran to be revealed, and the need to follow it today. Presenters: Imam Ahmad Ibrahim Forson & Imam Tariq […]
In this fourth and final part of the series, we discuss the life of Holy Prophet (saw) at Madinah. Here we discuss the battles Muslims were forced to fight, the philosophy of wars in Islam and how Muslims achieved the Victory of Mecca.
In this episode we discuss the migration of Holy Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) from Makkah to Madinah. We look at the circumstances that led to this historic event and how Muslims made extraordinary sacrifices at the time.
In this episode we discuss the early years of Islam when Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) started receiving divine revelation; he founded a new religion upon this revelation which is now practiced by by over 1.5 billion people across the globe.
In this episode we discuss the pious life of Holy Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) before his prophethood.
An interesting episode discussing the beliefs and practices of Ahmadiyya Muslim Community.
During the month of August, we celebrated our Independence Day here in Jamaica. According to Islam, love of our country is a religious obligation. Join us to learn more about our responsibilities towards the country we call our home.
Islam aims to establish social peace and harmony in every society. For this reason Islam lays major emphasis on caring for our neighbours. Join us for an enlightening discussion as Imam Mansoor Azeem expounds on this topic.
This week we discuss whom do Muslims worship. We also look at biblical references which mention Islamic form of worship practiced by earlier prophets including Prophet Jesus (peace be upon him).
This week we discuss the Islamic perspective on the “the story of creation” and who were Adam & Eve according to the Holy Quran. We also discuss the concept of “original sin” and its implications.
