Islam Community

In English, they say "Goodbye". In Islam, we say "Fi amanillah".

--- Fi amanillah : I leave you in the care of Allah. (in Allah's protection, or safety).

who's your favourite ufc fighter?

I love khabib and islam. Typical because I'm new but heavy into boxing! And I'd love to talk to someone who's equally into boxing. Teach me , we can yap alot about it. :3

Silencing the Drums of War: Restoring Ukhuwwah and Islamic Sovereignty

The escalating tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan are a deep wound in the body of the Muslim Ummah. Harsh rhetoric regarding "final ultimatums" and cross-border strikes are not solutions; they are gateways to a destruction that only benefits external forces who despise peace in Muslim... read more

Your belief

Why is this your belief? [Please be respectful, I know can be a sensitive topic] Edit: Say "other" for other Say "Buddhist" for Buddhist Etc (I don't know how to add options after posting) (edited)

Al-Ikhlas (QS ch: 112 verse: 1-4) He begets not, nor is He begotten (He is Unborn and Uncreated, has no parents, wife or offspring). So, no, we don't have that "Father" concept in Islam. We called Allah, as the only God, we're the servant. But we DO RESPECT you and your beliefs.

--- We are free to believe all different religions we're having faith in. We have different hashtags for each religions not to build a wall / gap but to put respect and tolerance between each believers. I posted mine under my own hashtag and then you came, out of no where you insisted called... read more

Why does God need the crucifixion of his son (or himself according to the Christian faith) to forgive people? Is it not possible for forgiveness directly as is the case in Islam, where God will forgive his mercy?

The real way to God