Prophet Muhammad ibn Abdillah (s) Prophet Isa(Jesus) ibn Maryam (A) Prophet Yahya (John) ibn Zakariyya (A) Prophet Zakariya (Zakarias) (A) Prophet al-Yasa’ (Elisha) (A) Prophet Ilyas(Elias) (A) Prophet Yunus (Jonah) (A) Prophet Dhul Kifl(Ezekiel) (A) Prophet Ayyub (Job) (A) Prophet Sulayman (Solomon) ibn Dawud (A) Prophet Dawud (David) (A) Prophet Musa (Moses) ibn Imran (A) Prophet Harun (Aaron) ibn Imran ...

In every religion, there are always one or two foundations on which beliefs and values are based on. Such is the same with the Muslims who can be regarded as the descendants of Prophet Muhammad. Thus, they ensure that their everyday life is guided by Sunnah as they tend to see it as the perfect bench mark to follow.

The Quran clearly declared that Jesus (peace be upon him) as Son of Maryam several times. All the Muslims have the faith that Jesus (peace be upon him) was incredibly born with out any father by the Virgin Mary. Maryam in Arabic, the mother of Jesus is having a dignified status over the rest of women in the world and ...

A number of non-Muslim intellectuals after reading about the Prophet (S.A.W) and his life realized how important his existence was and how great life he lived. Edward Gibbon and Simon Oakley wrote in ‘History of the Saracen Empire’ in 1870 that the greatness of his life was in moral force and Islam shows permanency that deserves respect and should make ...

The Prophet Muhammad upheld justice in his time and rejected the ignorant belief, which considered some people superior to others because of their language, race, social status or ethnicity. That is because such discrimination is severely condemned in the Qur’an. “Racism,” as defined in our day, is an idea Allah prohibits in the Qur’an, but which receives extensive support in ...