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This video contains Quran recitation with translating its meanings into English. You can listen to the recitation, see the Arabic text and see the English translation at the same time.

This video contains Quran recitation with translating its meanings into English. You can listen to the recitation, see the Arabic text and see the English translation at the same time.

This video contains Quran recitation with translating its meanings into English. You can listen to the recitation, see the Arabic text and see the English translation at the same time.

This video contains Quran recitation with translating its meanings into English. You can listen to the recitation, see the Arabic text and see the English translation at the same time.

Morality in the Quran

Brotherhood in Islam

Islam urges people to allegorically and realistically construct the global world, seek to create means of provisions and earn living by legitimately working in different fields of professions, such as trade, agriculture and industry. The Prophet said, "None would taste much more palatable food than that which one has earned....

Happiness is a common goal that everyone strives to attain. Philosophers, intellectuals, doctors and artists have all strived in search of the causes of happiness and ways to escape the emptiness they feel. The undeniable reality is that permanent happiness cannot be achieved except by believing in Allah - The....

An interesting lecture in English during which Sh. Zakir Abdulkarim Naik mentions some of the similarities between Islam and Christianity.

A lecture in English illustrates how to perform prayer in an easy and simple way for everyone, based on the Quran and the Prophetic tradition.

A book in English in sign language provides a brief introduction to Islam. It illustrates its most essential pillars, teachings, and beauties drawn from its original sources, namely the Noble Quran and the Prophetic Sunnah. This book is addressed to all Muslims and non-Muslims in their languages at all times....

A short lecture consecutively translated into English in which Sh. Dr. Haitham Sarhan answers this great question: Why do we study monotheism, what are the fruits of studying it in this world and the hereafter, and how do we achieve this concept?