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Lessons from Ignorance:  Part 1

Lessons from Ignorance: Part 1(34)

April 17, 2008

“So, what religion are you?”

“Ummm, I think I’m half-Muslim, half-Christian because my mom is Muslim, but my dad is Christian.”

This is just a guess on my part, but after reading that, I bet your thoughts may have looked something like the following:

“Subhaan’Allah, this guy’s a moron.”

Lessons from Ignorance: Part 1
The Role of Atomism in the Groups of Kalam

The Role of Atomism in the Groups of Kalam

A short essay by Yasir Qadhi demonstrating, inter alia, the reason why orthodox scholars of the past (viz., the Ahl al-Hadīth and those who followed them) disapproved of kalām. The question was with regards to atomism and the role that it had on the groups of kalām, in particular the Ash’arites, and is posted here, as is.

Tawhid: Asserting God’s Unity

Tawhid: Asserting God’s Unity

Tawhid (or Tawheed), often referred to as the “key to paradise”, is the core of Islam. This article discusses what Tawhid truly means and implies. It also explores whether or not whether there is any basis for dividing it into three categories, which some allege was first done by Ibn Taymiyyah (rahimullah).
Was it Ibn Taymiyyah’s […]

Islamic Jurisprudence Council Urges Western Muslims to Vote (Quran Ring Tones & More)

This is interesting in that usually the anti-vote camp is often composed of folks, who base their opposition on Islamic interpretations emanating from Saudi. So, alhamdulilah, it seems that winds of change are even blowing in this regard and that the ulema all over the world are recognizing the need for Western Muslims to actually […]


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