The Qur'an

Qur'anic verses appear on 9 month old baby's body - Miracle baby from Dagestan Qur'anic verses appear on baby's body Miracle baby آيات قرآنية على جسم صبي Read Full Story

A debate is certainly better than hiding behind 'hurt feelings' ~ not surprising that act has almost run its sympathetic course. With all those jihad [97% war] verses in the Koran - surely Muslims can handle a debate. Swords with the mind. If Geert Wilders does visit Britain in the next few days, as is being reported, I hope he takes up Ed Husain’s offer of a public debate. Husain, the co-director of the pro-liberal democracy Muslim think tank, the Quilliam foundation, has said: “The Home Office was wrong to try to ban Geert Wilders from the UK given that he has not directly ... Read Full Story

With pictures here, especially if you want to create cute lessons in a Muslim school: http://www.wikiislam.com/wiki/Farsideology:_Lesson_8_-_The_Jinn Farsideology: Lesson 8 – The Jinn From WikiIslam Farsideology Home Lesson 8 –Teaching Islam to Children Teacher speaking: Children, today we will study scientifically the Jinn of Islam using the holy Quran and the Hadiths as source material. From the Quran life on Earth is divided into three major branches – the animal kingdom, the plant kingdom, and the spirit kingdom. The Jinn are a member of the spirit kingdom. After we recite the following verse 20 times (Sunan Abu Dawud Book 1, No. 6), I will lecture ... Read Full Story

Jinn: brief facts * The Arabic word ‘jinn’ comes from the verb ‘janna’ which means ‘to hide or conceal’ * Allah says that He created jinn from a ‘flame of fire’ (maarij min naar) [Surah 55: 15]. However the relationship of a ‘jinn to fire’ is the same as the relationship of a ‘man to earth’. * As Adam is the father of ‘mankind’, Jaann is the father of ‘jinns’ [Mukhtaar as Sihaah, p 14] * There are three types of jinn: one which flies in the air all of the time, another which exists as snakes and dogs, and an earthbound type which ... Read Full Story

Khaleel Mohammed states in an interview in FrontPage Magazine : So the simple fact is then, from a faith-based point of view: If God has “written” Israel for the people of Moses, who can change this? The Qur’an refers to the exiles, but leaves it open for return…saying to the Jews that if they keep their promise to God, then God will keep the divine promise to them. WE may argue that the present state of Israel was not created in the most peaceful means, and that many were displaced–for me, this is not the issue. The issue is that when the Muslims entered ... Read Full Story