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The Quran commands believers to obey the messenger, but does it teach unconditional obedience to a human being? A Quran-alone examination of authority,
Part of the Series: The Quran, Idolatry, and the Emergence of Sectarian Religion Introduction One of the most familiar stories found in traditional
Part of the Series: The Quran, Idolatry, and the Emergence of Sectarian Religion Introduction Many Muslims grow up with a familiar picture of
How does a community devoted to one God gradually become divided into sects? The Quran describes a recurring process of religious corruption in
Did Prophet Muhammad compose the Quran, or does the Quran present itself as revelation beyond ordinary human authorship? This article examines the Quranic
The Quran repeatedly emphasizes the humanity of the prophets and records moments of weakness, error, or divine correction for many messengers, including Adam,
Does Quran 33:56 command ritual blessings on the Prophet? A contextual, Quran-based explanation of “salawat” and its true meaning.
The Quran commands obedience to the messenger, but in context, this applied during his lifetime in real-time community and leadership situations. This article
The Quran explicitly states that God is the One who explains it (75:19) and teaches it (55:1–2). This article examines the clear distinction