Introduction Slavery remains a contentious issue when examining Islamic teachings. Critics often highlight specific verses from the Quran and narrations […]
In Islam, marriage is a cornerstone of social and religious life, governed by rules laid out in the Quran and
Introduction The Quran, revered by Muslims as the literal word of God, contains passages that starkly reveal its stance on
Introduction In the vast collection of Islamic texts, few statements are as blunt and troubling as the one found in
In the study of any religion, its texts and traditions demand scrutiny—not to mock, but to probe their historical and
Islamic tradition often portrays Muhammad as a figure of mercy, with Hadiths citing his disapproval of killing women and children
In Islamic tradition, Hadiths—sayings and actions attributed to the Prophet Muhammad—are held up as authoritative guidance for Muslims, especially when
Muslim apologists love to tout polygamy as some kind of progressive reform in Islam. They’ll tell you that before Islam,
The hijab is often sold as a divine, eternal command in Islam, a symbol of modesty rooted in the Quran.
Ref: Tibyan Ul Quran – Jild (Volume) no. 9 – Page no. 418 (Tafsir of Surah Al Ahzab Ayat 28-30)
Muslim apologists often argue that Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) married multiple women primarily out of compassion, especially to
Islam is frequently celebrated as a religion of compassion, with its followers often citing the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon
The Quran, considered the literal word of Allah by Muslims, contains verses that explicitly degrade non-Muslims. One such verse is
In Islamic tradition, certain hadiths—sayings attributed to the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)—carry weighty implications that demand scrutiny. One such narration, found
In Islamic theology, the Quran is often presented as the ultimate guide for moral and ethical living, including in matters
In Islamic history, one of the most controversial aspects of Prophet Muhammad’s life is his marriage to Zaynab bint Jahsh,
The character of Muhammad, the Prophet of Islam, is often depicted as a paragon of virtue and morality within Islamic
Prophet Muhammad’s daughters, Ruqayyah and Umm Kulthoom, were married to disbelievers—the sons of his uncle, Abu Lahab, a man who
Islamic texts, including the Quran and Ahadiths, contain passages that use very vulgar language, explicitly mentioning sexual organs and acts.
