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The article focuses on religious matters as the scholar may have his own opinion and sectarian biases, going through whole Quran and Hadith books is not possible for the common people. Topics include examines Islam is based on the Quran, the book of Allah which declares the Prophet as a role model, he thus elaborated and taught Islam through practices and narrations.

The article focuses on the discrepancies and challenges in defining the permissible and prohibited aspects of Islam, as religious authorities rely on various supplementary sources instead of focusing solely on the Quran. It emphasizes the importance of understanding the Quran as the definitive and timeless guidance for Muslims, promoting open-mindedness, critical thinking, and adherence to the core principles of Islam.

The article discusses the need of addressing the corruption, internal conflict and lack of education in Pakistan, and mentions that human development can be seen at inconceivable pace. Topics discussed include guidance on range of several topics contained by the Quran, punishment for theft as amputtaion of offender's hand according to Islamic law, and pubishment by stoning to death for adultery.

The article discusses on the articles that are based on the book "Lessons from History: Reflections on the Past, Present and the Future of the Two Muslim Communities" by Israr Ahmad. It cites on the modifications made because of the developments that have taken place that should be link to the present time. The article also discusses on the teachings that Islam is the only one true religion, citing that other religions are distorted versions of the teachings of various Messengers of God.

The article reports on the escalating conflict between Palestine and Israel over the latter's decision to put metal detectors at the entrance of the Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem in July 2017. Topics discussed include the history of the Palestine-Israel conflict, the reasons for Palestine's negative reaction to Israel's move with regards to the metal detectors and an analysis of the claim that the Holy Land belongs to Israel, using Quran and Bible passages to ascertain the claim's veracity.

The article reports in the Quran, sacred book of Islam, which provides theological and scientific evidence of the existence of God. Topics mentioned include the creation of the universe, the quantum entanglement in the universe, the attributes of God including omnipotent, omniscient, and omnipresent, and the proofs of God's existence including the equilibrium and harmony in the universe, coordination in human body, and distance of the moon from the earth.

The article discusses the objects of Islamic faith with emphasis on teachings from Qur'an. It refers to Qu'ran as Islam's core teachings and the message of God to Muslims. It explains the recognition of the truth in Qu'ran that should to be expressed through speech and activity. It highlights the differences between Iman and Islam and describes the acts of obedience detailed in the Qu'ran.

The author discusses resolutions for certain issue faced the Muslim society involving terrorism, intolerance, and concerns on well-being. Topics include the protection provided by Islamic religious scholars (Ulema) on Islam following criticisms on the religion's hatred and intolerance, the history and challenges faced by Muslims in the past years such political turmoil, and the five obligations of Muslims to Quran.

The author discusses the structure and legal literature of Islam. He discusses the book "Reconstruction of Religious Thought in Islam," representing the basic philosophic insights of Muhammad Iqbal, the great poet, philosopher and thinker. He also discusses other issues related to the principle of movement in the structure of Islam.

The article discusses "The Human Ego--His Freedom and Immortality," the fourth lecture of the late noted port, philosopher and thinker Doctor Muhammad Iqbal, from his book "The Reconstruction of Religious Thought in Islam." Topics discussed include individuality and uniqueness of man emphasized by the Qur'an, and need for respectful and independent attitude in approaching modern knowledge and appreciation of the teaching of Islam in relation to that knowledge.

In the article, the author discusses the basic concepts of Islam to better understand the message of the religion to humanity. Also tackled are the character of knowledge and religious experience, the prime purpose of the Quran to teach humans about their manifold relations with God and the universe, and the Cosmological, Teleological, and Ontological arguments for God.

The author discusses the theosophical views of poet, philosopher, and politician Muhammad Iqbal which has been recorded in the compilation of lectures entitled "The Reconstruction of Religious Thought in Islam." Topics include the foundations of Islamic philosophy, the book "Qur'an," and knowledge and religious experience.

The article discusses issues concerning the articles of Islamic faith. Topics covered include the bases of the Islamic faith on the conviction on the unite of God, six Articles of Faith confessed orally by Muslims, metaphysical and eschatological aspect of the Islamic faith, concept of angels in the Bible and Qur'an and the comparison of the concept of Judgment Day in the Bible and Qur'an.

The author highlights the importance of the Qur'an in the faith of Muslims. He provides information about the context of the Sacred Scripture including the Old Testament, New Testament, and other writings found in it. He also stresses the guidance in life that the Book is giving to the mankind and that the legacy of its teaching shall continue thereof.

The author focuses on Islamic faith and the Messengers of God. Topics include the six "articles of faith" confessed by Muslims like their affirmation to believe in Allah, His messengers, and His book Qur'an, the guidance provided by God to humanity, and the signs and miracles of God. Also discussed are the perception of Muslim on nature, and the important role of His Messengers Rasool and Nabi.

The author discusses Islam and fundamentals of faith. He states that fundamentals of Islam are memorized by Muslims in childhood and is refreshed in the month of Ramadan. He states that faith in Islam is belief as described in the holy book Qur'an and insures freedom to believe and forbids compulsion in religion. He further states that faith is firm belief in Allah and His Messenger without any doubt and its must be strong and deep rooted.

The author reflects regarding the Islamic aspects of virtues. Topics discussed include the relevance of Hadith and Quran for religious practices of Muslims, the influence of Islam for the successful life of Muslims, and the two types of religious obligations such as Huqooq-Allah, which refers to obligation to obligations to God, and another the Huqooq-Ul-Ibaad, concerning responsibilities to human beings.

The author opines on an annual speech delivered by Crown Prince Salman on-behalf of Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, the Saudi king, at Mina Palace on October 16, 2013. He reflects on the statements of the king related to his goals for establishing Center for Dialogue between Islamic Sects in Medina, Saudi Arabia, on their religious values, to have forgiving humanity and also states to reject authoritarianism. He suggests reading and transforming oneself by reading the Quran and the Hadith.

In this article, the author reflects on several saying of Qur'an related to topics including priesthood, human infallibility, human soul. He states that like Catholic Churches, Muslims don't believe in concept of religious hierarchy and infallible priesthood and all people are directly linked to Allah. He mentions that Qur'an states to keep the soul (nafas) pure. He informs that 'Plan of creation', of Allah in Qur'an should be used to analyze human infallibility.

The article presents the author's views on Hadith, its authenticity, and content. It mentions that simple and easy Deen Islam has been made complex like Judaism by Muslim scholars of the second century. The Jewish and Christian scholars who accepted Islam may have brought their traditions along with them and infused them with Islamic traditions advertently or inadvertently. Therefore, Allah sent the Last Messenger and the Last Book, Quran.

The article focuses on the theory of revelation. It mentions last revelation, Qur'an, is the flawless final revelation of God to humanity, till the Last Day, the Qur'an has been revealed word by word and letter by letter, well preserved and protected by Muslims and Allah Himself. It also mentions revelation is an important terminology in religion and theology, it is revealing or disclosing of truth or knowledge through communication with God, Prophet Muhammad.

The author discusses aspects of Biblical prophecy and the delivery of its predictions. He cites the holy books and scriptures that contribute to the complete revelation in the Quran and the predictions in the Bible. The author thinks that descendants of the Jewish nation under the influence of the Biblical concept miss the most important great prophesy on the providence and mercy of God for humanity.

The author explores the religious significance of Miracles. He highlights the definition of miracles as an extraordinary event associated to a supernatural power. He cites the evidence of the use of Miracles by the prophet and God based in the contexts of Bible and Qur'an. He indicates that the Qur'an stresses that the Prophet Muhammad was not empowered to perform miracles despite his being chosen as the last Messenger of God.

The author discusses the reformation of basic practices and doctrines in the Islamic civilization. He examines the Qur'anic orthodoxy of medieval reformers, the scholastic interpretation of modern revivalists, and the political and social norms attacked by modernists.Also discussed are the moral and social reforms such as the Wahabi movement, the influence of scholar Rashid Rida, and the challenges posed to the fundamental principles adopted by the classical thinkers of Islam.

The article discusses the rebellion of Khawarij Takfiri Taliban as of 2012 in light of the imposition of Shari'ah. It states that Taliban rebels consider other Muslims and the rulers as apostates and disbelievers who must die unless they go back to extremist ideology. It analyzes the extremist ideology in the context of Sunnah of the Prophet (pbuh) and Quran, and determines the religious legitimacy of the revolt against Pakistan Islamic Republic on the pretext of enforcement of Shari'ah.

The article provides the general guidelines when studying the Qur'an. The book is the word of God, directly revealed in Arabic to the last Messenger Muhammad during 23 years of his Apostolic mission almost fourteen centuries ago. The Qur'an has 114 chapters called Surahs of very unequal length and each Surah contains number of verses.

The article presents several views of non Muslim scholars on the amazing truth revealed in the Quran. It explores the discovery of notable people and their and convertion into Islam, which include author Gary Miller, a Merchant Marine, and professor Keith Moore. It also considers the possibility of a scientific approach to the Quran as it offers a falsification test on the truthfulness of other religious scriptures.

The author discusses the interpretation of the religious story involving Jalut and Hazrat Daud, David and Goliath in Hebrew. He describes the characteristics of Hazrat Daud in the Holy Quran. He stresses the application of the religious story in the battle against terrorism through unity, discipline and courage.

The article focuses on the theory of revelation of Bible, Quran, and Torah. It mentions that New Testament discusses the teachings and person of Jesus, as well as events in first-century Christianity. It also mentions that monotheistic prayer (Shema) repeated by Jesus Christ was buried under the doctrine of Trinity by Christian theologians through extra writings and explanations.

The article discusses that Muslim scholars, theologians, and Muahdaseen neglected the warning given by the Prophet Muhammad and followed in the footsteps of Jews and Christians by writing Hadith books (Books of God) and abandoning the Quran. Many new doctrines based on Hadiths-Books contradict, neutralize, and dilute the teachings of the Holy Quran. There has been insertion in the six Islamic Articles of Faith (Aymaan) besides reinterpretation of doctrines like Intercession (Shafat).

The article discusses about the verse from Quran about Perfection of Religion. Topics of discussion includes the verse talks about the self-sufficient system of belief and conduct, and social order of life. The term Revival means turning back the religion to the condition it was at the time of the Prophet when it was perfect and complete in all respects.

The article examines that main demands of the religious scholars and Muslims is the elimination of Riba in Islamic Republic of Pakistan. Topics include considered that Islamic finance contains many other prohibitions as well, such as on consumption of alcohol, gambling, uncertainty, etc.; and focuses on perverse hearted who do not believe in Supremacy of Quran, and prefer the opinion of their religious lords.

The article focuses on Riba issue can be been resolved on the basis of guidance from the Quran and excessive currency printing has an impact on Inflation. It mentions interest rates and inflation both affect the creditor and debtor and government is providing loans to citizens for house building. It also mentions analysis and calculations are applied to the normal bank deposits.

The article focuses on main demands of the religious scholars and Muslims is the elimination of Riba in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. Topics include considered that the interest rates and inflation, both affect the creditor and debtor, which will be briefly analyzed in the light of the Quran; and examines that Riba free solution can be applied universally by the Muslims privately if not enforced through the law of land in Muslim or non-Muslim countries.

The article presents information on Hazrat Luqman, a very wise man whose wisdom and sayings have been mentioned in the Holy Qur'an. According to ancient history, he was a noble king who lived in the days of Second AD and he was an Arab. According to historian Saeed Bin Musaygab, Luqman was not a prophet but he was blessed with wisdom and foresight.

The article discusses Quran - The Last and the Only Preserved Book of Guidance. Topics include freedom of choice to the human through intellect, reason and guidance, resulting in individual responsibility and accountability, the wisdom foresightedness and understanding of the Quran and Sunnah and Islam is based on the Quran and Sunnah of the last Messenger of God.

The article presents the views of the author on Hadith and Sunnah books of Muslim religion. Topics of discussion includes while Quran is considered as the ultimate, final and the only book of guidance for humanity till eternity which contains the theoretical or written part of guidance. The practical component is available in the Sunnah which contains the explanation of practice. Hadith contains the statement, narratives and practices which is memorized and passed on orally.

The article discusses Prophet Muhammad has also been reported to have banned Hadith writing along with information on Quran. Topics include first four Caliphs who ruled after Prophet Muhammad are known as the "Khulfa Rashidun", and Umar's status in Islamic history and tradition and who was among the most important early Muslims.

In article the author talks about the Qur'an, Prophet Muhammad and Islam. Topics include that Quran does not permit anyone to believe in any book and Prophet Muhammad prohibited writing of his speech, Hadith; PBUH left the written and unbounded the Islamic holy scripture that was memorized by companions; and the Sunnah, practice should be of practical nature and should be passed on from generation to generation.

The article offers information on the aspects of day of resurrection and judgment along with the explaining the remaining part, Predestination. It mentions the Day of Judgment and knowledge determines actions and avoids letting oneself to be involved in actions which will harm spiritually and also mentions the concepts of intercession prevalent in society along with presentation of Holy Qur'an with descriptions of heaven.

The article discusses issues associated with life after death. The author states that life hereafter is the true life, which is not visible to anyone who is short-sighted. Topics discussed include information on four types of people in regards to their attitude towards death, issues associated with preparations for the Death, issues associated with dying consciously as depicted in some verses from the Holy Qur'an, and how final trial of human life will take place on the Day of Judgment.

The article focuses on faith in God and its manifestation. Topics covered include how faith is reflected in the actions and behavior of a believer, how faith is associated with good action as indicated in the Holy Qur'an and the fruits of faith. It also discusses ways of remembering God, the meaning and significance of Tawakkul and the categories of patience.

In this article, the author, explaining Islam and how to be a Muslim. He mentions that anyone wishing to embrace Islam has to accept its intellectual principles with total conviction right from the start. He also mentions that Muslim belief in the angels, all Prophets and all revealed Holy Books, including Qur'an and Performance of Hajj (pilgrim-age) to Mecca once in a lifetime, if this is possible.

The article presents a comparison between the Bible and the Quran with regard to their stance on several issues related to moral and social behavior. These issues include lying to save life, the final judgment, retaliation, resistance to evil, and how the Bible promotes wars of extermination. The author comments that Islam have been criticized by people who have little knowledge about the faith and twists Islamic teachings to misguide people.

The article compares the religions Christianity and Islam and outlines the similarities and differences in their beliefs. Topics discussed include their belief of one God, unlike Christianity making of false statements under threat in Islam is permitted and Islam permitting the concept of judging others. The statements in the Christian Holy book Bible and the Islamic holy book Quran are discussed along with a detailed analysis of the concepts of trinity and monotheism in both religions.