Surah An-Nisaa: The Women - Verse 25 - Quran ...

Imagine a time when every nation will have its Messenger standing before them, and the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, will be there too, as a witness over everyone. On which side will you be on that day? It's a terrifying thought, indeed. 

Abdullah ibn Mas‘ud said: Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, asked me to recite the Quran for him. I said: “O Messenger of Allah, how could I possibly recite to you what was sent down to you?” He replied: “Yes, I love to hear it recited by someone else.” So I recited ...  Show more

You’re flying through the Qur’an this Ramadan, but it feels distant. Why don’t the words of God move your heart? Why does it reach some people so easily while you struggle to connect?

In this reflection, Sh. Mohammad Elshinawy explores the barriers blocking the Qur’an ...

In this episode of a Deeper Look: Surah An-Najm, Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan sheds light on a word only used once in the Quran, used to describe the heinous beliefs held by disbelievers. Allah uses this term to describe those who believed that angels were daughters of Allah, a belief ...  Show more

04 Main Subject Matters of the Quran p2 Lecture regarding what the scholars of Islam have mentioned about the three major subject matters the entirety of the Qur'aan returns to: 1) knowing Allaah, 2) knowing the Path that leads to Him, 3) and knowing what Allaah has prepared at t ...  Show more

“The Qur’an has no structure.” This is a common claim made by critics, but is it true? How does Surah Al-Baqarah, the longest surah in the Qur’an, actually reveal a perfect, interconnected design?

In this reflection, Sh. Mohammad Elshinawy walks through the structure of ...