Zahir Davdani

Many non-Muslim circles around the world deem Islam a violent religion spread by Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) by force and through the use of the sword. Certain groups such as Daesh and Boko Haram promote this notion as they spread their terror under the guise of Islam. In this article, I want to examine what the Holy Qur’an has to say about war. After all, it is the manual for all Muslims to follow.

Death is inevitable, and Muslims are urged to remember it often through the duas we recite. Learn more about the value of remembering death and the specific duas you can recite for yourself or a loved one. Death is inevitable, and Muslims are urged to remember it often through the duas we recite. Learn more about the value of remembering death and the specific duas you can recite for yourself or a loved one. In Islam, death is not something to be feared.

If chapter names are any indicator of the overall message a book drives home, the Holy Quran might appear to be a work dealing with a disparate list of topics that do not seemingly have anything in common – a higgledy-piggledy compendium touching such diverse topics as, say, zoology and eschatology; politics and natural science; history and astronomy; law and literature and so on and so forth.