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    Welcome,

    Congratulations on taking this step to read the Quran. This is no ordinary book, nor does it read in the style and pattern that books normally do. The Quran has its own unique style and mode of communication. After this small introduction, we have prepared a series of videos for you to watch that will guide you through 12 different topics on the Quran. Not only does one learn through these topics more about the teachings of the Quran but also an indication of how the Quran is to be understood while one reads it.

The Authenticity of the Qur’an
image Thanks to its undisputed authenticity, the text of the Quran holds a unique place among the books of Revelation, shared neither by the Old nor the New Testament. In the ...
Verse 4:34 on Domestic Violence
image There are some interesting observations in the following lecture. Again, Daraba, the word that means hit, is not commanding men to hit the wives, rather it is giving a ...
The 99 Titles (Most Beautiful Names) of God in Islam
God, in Islam has given Himself 99 titles or names.  These are titles or names that tell us about Him.  For the most benefit make the screen full screen, then ...
World-Famous Atheist Convinced by Science That God Exists
image An eminent British philosopher-a key champion of atheism for more than fifty years-announced late last year that he has come to believe that there really is a God, on account ...
The Gospel of Matthew: My Reflections
The first reference to a text written by the disciple Matthew comes from Papias (bishop of Hierapolis in Asia Minor during the first half of the second century) around 120-130 ...
Did Jesus (PBUH) Claim that he is the Expected Messiah?
If many of the contemporaries of Jesus (PBUH) claimed that, he is the expected messiah, as they claimed the same before about John the Baptist, did Jesus himself (PBUH) claim ...
Muhammad: The Truth Exposed. An audio book based on the booklet by Prof K. S. Ramakrishna RaoBelow is a biography of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) read from an independent and objective review by a non-Muslim (Hindu) - Prof K. S. Ramakrishna Rao. The text can be read here.

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