In this film, we are about to examine the miraculous emotion God has inspired in living things, maternal love, and the sacrifices living things make for their offspring, and witness one of the greatest miracles of creation ...
Thinking about the creation of the world, the universe, and humankind can be confusing. There are theories, opinions, and beliefs that state that the creation of the universe was a random act, that humankind evolved from apes and that living creatures climbed out of the primordial swamp. In general, science proves some sort of intelligence designed the universe. Confused? You should be, because that is not all.
A person who examines any corner of the universe from the giant galaxies in space to the living beings in nature and from his own body to invisible cells, sees a flawless plan incorporating both order and design. Every aspect of the universe overflows with a precise and explicit fact: The Fact of Creation.
Breathing... This process, which seems so simple and which very few people ever think about, is actually the first link in a miracle... Every cell in our bodies needs the oxygen provided by breathing... Let us now have a close look at this flawless mechanism which goes into action at birth and never stops as long as we live. It is an interesting movie on the miracle of respiration by Harun Yahya. Let us watch it…
In this film, we are about to examine the miraculous emotion God has inspired in living things, maternal love, and the sacrifices living things make for their offspring, and witness one of the greatest miracles of creation ...
Quite aware that the second law of thermodynamics renders evolution impossible, some evolutionist scientists have made speculative attempts to square the circle between the two, in order to be able to claim that evolution is possible. The two most important theories that emerged as a result of that aim were the theory of “self-organization” and the related theory of “dissipative structures.”
Islam is a complete code of conduct. How should we conduct ourselves? How should we act in a certain way? Watch this show to know Sh. Ibrahim Zidan's answer to these questions and much more about Muslim manners.
If I commit wrong, could you pay for my sins? If a group or political leader misleads their followers, who would bear the responsibility, to what extent?
Thankfulness is among the stations of those journeying to Allah… How does giving thanks contribute to one’s belief? Is it just a faith requirement or just moral development? How can we reach the state of thankfulness?
What morals does Islam call for and for what purpose? Are they something novel or mysterious from the well-known moral norms? By what standards are they sorted?
Is it obligatory for a new Muslim to say their declaration of faith in Arabic? Is it a norm or an Islamic law? What is truly compelling about the declaration and the moment it is said? What should it tell about the newly guided person?
How could we have successful and rich relationships with people around us? What could keep our contacts tied to us in good shape? What does Islam say about that?
The Islamic or Hijri calendar is based on a lunar month of 29 to 30 days, with the day starting at sunset. The Islamic year consists of twelve months: (1) Muharram, (2) Safar, (3) Rabi` Awwal, (4) Rabi` Thani, (5) Jumada Awwal, (6) Jumada Thani, (7) Rajab, (8) Sha`ban, (9) Ramadan, (10) Shawwal, (11) Dhul- Qi`dah, (12) Dhul- Hijjah.
The Islamic or Hijri calendar is based on a lunar month of 29 to 30 days, with the day starting at sunset. The Islamic year consists of twelve months: (1) Muharram, (2) Safar, (3) Rabi` Awwal, (4) Rabi` Thani, (5) Jumada Awwal, (6) Jumada Thani, (7) Rajab, (8) Sha`ban, (9) Ramadan, (10) Shawwal, (11) Dhul- Qi`dah, (12) Dhul- Hijjah.
Click the Compass, then type your home address or your zip code, and press "Go". The red line inside the map will indicate the direction of the Qiblah.