Surah Al Imran: Family of Imran - Verse 18 - ...

In today's tafsir, we respond to critics of the Quran who claim that Muslims cannot agree on the meaning of its verses. We examine the meanings behind the word "curse" and explore how God's blessings are often hidden behind life's difficulties. 

The story of the People of the Sabbath might sound like something from long ago, but it actually hits close to home. It is about rules, temptation, and what happens when people try to bend things just enough to get away with it. In today's Tafsir, we'll explore how the Israelites ...  Show more

In this episode, we briefly review the concept of the infinite justice of God - He refers to Himself in this and many other Quranic passages as being fair and just in meting out what we are deserving of, and one of his names is al-Adl - The Just - how does it play out in Surah ...

In the final verse of this Surah, Allah poses a rhetorical question to those who have been blinded by His grace and believe they will not be held accountable for their actions. But as the Surah comes to a close, Allah reminds us of the remarkable balance in which we were created ...  Show more

How can a Merciful God punish us? What does it mean to do something solely for the sake of Allah? How can appreciating beauty increase my iman?Join Sh. Ammar AlShukry with hosts Dr. Omar Suleiman and Sh. Abdullah Oduro as they reflect on Juz 14 of the Qur’an, discussing God’s mer ...  Show more

A glimpse into the third verse of Surah al-Fatiha (Surah 1 of the Quran) - in which we reconfirm that God is: Al-Rahman - the All-Merciful and Al-Raheem - the All-Compassionate.