Articles
This section contains articles examining Quranic subjects, verses, and commonly discussed religious questions. Each article focuses on the Quran itself and encourages readers to verify the discussion directly within the text.
The Quran Alone: Foundation of Religious Authority and Guidance
This article examines the Quran’s authority as the sole source of religious law and guidance, the religion of Abraham, and the error of relying on unauthorized religious sources.
Salat in the Quran: Meaning, Purpose, and Physical Practice
Salat in the Quran is a mandatory act of worship rooted in the religion of Abraham and practiced by all prophets. This article explains its meaning, purpose, and why it is a structured, physical practice preserved by God.
Salat, Supplication, and Remembrance in the Quran
The Quran distinguishes between duʿāʾ (supplication), dhikr (remembrance), and ṣalāt (contact prayer). This article explains their meanings and why ṣalāt is a structured, obligatory act of worship, not merely a symbolic concept.
Observing Salat in the Quran: Qibla, Practice, and Transmission
The Quran explains how to observe salat through guidance on qibla, consistency, and practice. This article explores how salat is preserved and practiced without relying on external sources.
Belief in God and Believing God
Many people believe that God exists, yet the Quran shows that true belief is believing what God says. This article explores the Quranic difference between belief, disbelief, revelation, and submission.
If the Quran Is Fully Detailed, Where Are the Details of Religious Duties?
If the Quran is fully detailed, why does it not provide step-by-step rituals for religious duties? This article explains, from the Quran alone, how religious law is fully detailed while rituals were given to Abraham, preserved through generations, and corrected by the Quran.