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The Quran approaches abortion through broader principles concerning creation, life, accountability, and God’s authority over human existence. A careful Quran-based analysis shows that
The Quran does not define marriage by religious labels, but by belief. Shirk is the decisive factor in determining marriage permissibility.
The Quranic phrase “Ma Malakat Aymanukum” has been widely misunderstood. This article explains, based on the Quran alone, that it refers to those
The Quran establishes that dowry (mahr) is a mandatory gift from the man to the woman, not from the bride’s family. This article
The Quran presents polygamy as a conditional allowance tied to orphans, justice and responsibility. This article explains, from the Quran alone, how polygamy
The Quran presents divorce as a structured, just, and compassionate process. This article explains, from the Quran alone, women’s rights, financial protection, waiting
The Quran presents marriage as a simple, just, and dignified contract based on mutual consent, love, and responsibility. This article explains, from the