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A clear, simple introduction to Islam: who God is, who Muhammad ﷺ was, what the Qur'an is, and the purpose of life.
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The Five Pillars of Islam
The five pillars of Islam — faith, prayer, charity, fasting and pilgrimage — explained simply: what they are, how Muslims practise them, and why.
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The Six Articles of Faith in Islam
What do Muslims believe? The six articles of faith — God, angels, scriptures, prophets, the Last Day and divine decree — explained simply.
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What Does the Word "Islam" Mean?
The word "Islam" means willing submission to God, and it shares an Arabic root with the word for peace. Here is what that means.
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What Happens After Death in Islam?
What do Muslims believe happens after we die? The grave, the resurrection, the Day of Judgement, and the perfect justice and mercy of God.
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What Is Islam? A Simple Introduction
A clear, friendly introduction to Islam — what Muslims believe about God, the prophets and the Qur'an, and how faith shapes everyday life.
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What Is the Purpose of Life in Islam?
Why are we here? Islam teaches that we were created to know and worship God, and that life is a meaningful test in which every good deed counts.
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What Is the Qur'an?
The Qur'an is the holy book of Islam — God's words revealed to Muhammad ﷺ. Learn how it was revealed, preserved, organised and recited.
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Who Is Allah?
Allah is the Arabic word for the one God, Creator of everything. Learn how the Qur'an describes Him, His beautiful names, and why Arab Christians say Allah too.
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Who Was Prophet Muhammad ﷺ?
A short introduction to the life and character of Muhammad ﷺ, the final messenger of God — from orphan in Mecca to the Prophet sent as a mercy to all people.
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Why Is Islam Called a Religion of Mercy?
Mercy is at the heart of Islam — in God's names, in the Prophet's mission, and in how Muslims are taught to treat people, animals and the earth.
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Angels in Islam: Who They Are and What They Do
What Muslims believe about angels: created from light, always obedient to God, carrying revelation, recording deeds and praying for the believers.
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Divine Decree (Qadar) Explained
What Muslims mean by qadar, God's decree: how God's knowledge and will relate to human free choice, and why it brings peace rather than fatalism.
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Is Islam a New Religion?
Islam began in 7th-century Arabia — or did it? Why Muslims see Islam as the original faith of Abraham, Moses and Jesus, completed through Muhammad ﷺ.
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Islam in 5 Minutes: A Quick, Friendly Overview
A five-minute overview of Islam: one God, the prophets, the Qur'an, the five pillars, life after death and the mercy at the heart of it all.
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Paradise and Hell in Islam
What Islam teaches about Paradise and Hell: joy beyond imagination, real accountability, and a God whose mercy outweighs His anger.
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Tawhid: The Oneness of God in Islam
What tawhid means, how Muslims understand God's oneness in creation, worship and His names, and why it shapes every part of a Muslim's life.
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The Day of Judgment in Islam
What Muslims believe about the Day of Judgment: resurrection, the open record, the scales of justice, and a God who wrongs no one.
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The Inimitability of the Qur'an: Its Living Miracle
Why Muslims see the Qur'an itself as the Prophet's greatest miracle: its open challenge to humanity, its unique language and its effect on hearts.
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What Are the Sunnah and Hadith?
The Sunnah is the Prophet's example; hadith are the reports that record it. How they were transmitted, how scholars graded them, and why it matters.
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Who Are Muslims? Many Peoples, One Faith
Muslims live on every continent and come from every race and culture. Most are not Arab. A look at the diversity of the Muslim world and what unites it.
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Who Wrote the Qur'an?
Did Muhammad ﷺ write the Qur'an? What Muslims believe about its origin, the main alternative theories, and the evidence each side points to.
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