Showing posts with label Misconceptions about Islam. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Misconceptions about Islam. Show all posts

Monday, 26 January 2015

Treatment of women in Islam & Hinduism : A comparative analysis

Author - Fuzail Ahmad


'Islam permits ill treatment of women' is an invective often hurled at Islam. Statistics from around the Islamic world is brought forth to establish the claim. People often forget that the permission and the prohibition in Islam is not taken from the cultural norms prevailing in any geographical area in the world, But from the guidance, The Almighty has sent down to man. 
Let's see what the primary text of Islam 'Quran' has to say about the treatment of wife - 

Wednesday, 21 January 2015

PROVED 14OO years back, QUESTIONED today! Prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon him) - Mercy to the Worlds




No one but only Our Beloved Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of ALLAAH be upon him) got the title of "Mercy to the Worlds" by the Lord of the Worlds, Our Creator, the Almighty GOD.

Hijab - Is it logical?

By: Sabiha Saifi



Ever wondered how beautiful a rose is… but after being used it is thrown in the dustbin!!! Ever noticed a pearl being deep inside  the ocean covered in the shell, still it has got a super value and you will never see anybody even thinking of throwing down, leave about dustbin. What do u wish for yourself? A rose that is being used for pleasure for a time and then thrown in a dustbin or a pearl which has got an ever ending respect? Obviously, a pearl!

Hijab in Hinduism and Christianity, in the light of sacred scriptures.

By: Sabiha Saifa



Often the concept of Hijab is misrepresented and misunderstood by a large number of people. It is believed that the commandment of Hijab is found only in the Islamic Scriptures. But, if we flip the pages of the sacred books of major religions, we find the commandment of Hijab is found there too. 

*Don’t Mind, But Why Do You Wear This? Answering logically and religiously*





My Dear Sisters, who have accepted Hijaab as their way of living, we often face many questions on Hijaab from non-Muslims, be it our friends, neighbors, classmates, colleagues or just co-travelers. Questions like- "Why do you wear this?", "Is it compulsory?", "How can you wear that in such a hot weather?", "You have got such nice and beautiful hair, what's the point hiding it?", "Why don't you remove it?", "Come on! It’s not like everyone is going to look at you!", "Why so much restrictions to women only?"