
Archive for September 14th, 2007
Polygamy
One of the most wide spread myths that has been associated with God’s religion over the centuries is the issue of “Polygamy”. It is customary for people when they think of Islam, or even when they embrace Islam, that they automatically have a license to marry more than one wife (upto a maximum of 4). Continue reading ‘Polygamy’
DIVORCE
By Layth (e-mail: laytth@hotmail.com)
You are Divorced! Divorced! Divorced!
These have become the most dreaded three words that any Muslim woman can hear in her lifetime, for they signify not only the end of her marriage, but a hard and difficult road ahead where she has to re-build her entire life when the only foundation she has spent years building has just fallen away.
Can it really be so simple!
Can years of building, sharing and loving be shattered beyond repair by the mere utterance of words?. Continue reading ‘DIVORCE’
(This article was sent on August 21st, 2002 to be published in the magazine www.Renaissance.com.pk )
In the age of the internet, we hear time and time again the phrase ‘GOD Alone’ being used is some chat rooms and appearing on some websites…
What does this phrase mean and what are its origins?.
GOD Alone in its most basic form means: following the laws of GOD and NO ONE ELSE.
GOD, being represented by His words, is the ultimate authority with which all matters are to be returned and all matters to be judged:
“Shall I seek other than GOD as a JUDGE, when He has revealed to you this book fully detailed? Those who received the scripture recognize that it has been revealed from your Lord, truthfully. You shall not harbor any doubt. (Quran 6:114)
The Book of GOD has been revealed to take mankind out of the darkness and into the light…It has come after an age where the message of previous prophets was lost and/or distorted…It has come at a time of our great need.
What strikes traditionalists when reading the above statements is the question: ‘What about the prophet!’. Continue reading ‘“GOD Alone” (Islam based on the laws of the Holy Book)’
Inheritance and Testament
By Khurram Chaudhry (e-mail: khurram302@yahoo.com)
Testament
1. It is enjoined upon every Muslim to make a testament as regards his bequest before he dies. The last will ought to cover the entire property and all persons to whom he wants to give something without any distinction of heir or non-heir:
(2:180) “It has been enjoined upon you that when you approach death and you are leaving behind your personal property, make a testament according to law for your parents and others close to you. This has been enjoined upon Muttaqeen as a duty from Allah. (The distribution of left-over property shall take place after the provisions of the ‘will’ have been fulfilled (4:11).” Continue reading ‘Inheritance and Testament’
Islamic Etiquette
By Layth (e-mail: laytth@hotmail.com)
Besides the laws revealed by GOD that were designed to govern our lives, the Quran has also indicated a list of ‘Etiquette’ which we are advised to maintain in our dealings with each other on this planet.
“This Reading (Quran) guides to the best path, and brings good news to the believers who lead a righteous life, that they have deserved a great recompense.” (17:9) Continue reading ‘Islamic Etiquette’








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