Islamic Value – Truthfulness & Taqiya
Taken from the book American Muslim Agenda by Dr. Mike Ghouse Chapter 16. Islamic value No. 4 Truthfulness & Taqiya Truth is the most sacred value in Islam; indeed, it… Read more »
Islamic Value – Accountability
Taken from the book American Muslim Agenda by Dr. Mike Ghouse Chapter 16: Islamic Value No 3 Accountability Accountability of one’s actions is one of the values that contribute to… Read more »
A Tribute to Dr. Laleh Bakhtiar
Dr. Bakhtiar is the first Muslim woman translator of the Quran, and thanks, to her, she corrected the 1400-year-old misogynistic interpretations of verse 4:34 that bred among Muslim women. I… Read more »
Islamic Value – The American Amin
Taken from the book American Muslim Agenda by Dr. Mike Ghouse Chapter 16: Islamic Value No. 1 The American Amin Trust is one of the twelve major Islamic values that… Read more »
Islamic Value – Tauheed
Taken from the book American Muslim Agenda by Dr. Mike Ghouse Chapter 16: Islamic Value No. 2 Tauheed, the Oneness of God It does not matter to me if you… Read more »
Shaping America’s Future on Zoom
Dr. Mike Ghouse presents the following two workshops,details at https://centerforpluralism.com/shaping-americas-future-on-zoom/ Saturday, October 17, 2020 – 6:00-7:30 PM CST by College of ComplexesON SHAPING AMERICA’S FUTUREZoom: Saturday, October 24, 2020 – 2L00… Read more »
The Quran’s Message is Essentially That of Peace and Tolerance
At no point, the Quran’s basic texts sanction aggression, terrorism, and murder. Rather it unequivocally denounces any acts of mischief, violence, or terrorism. The Quran declares, “Fight in the way… Read more »
Truthfulness V. Taqiya – Islamic Value 4 in the book American Muslim Agenda
Extracted from the Book American Muslim Agenda by Dr. Mike Ghouse Truth is the most sacred value in Islam; indeed, it is the most enduring value of every religion and… Read more »
Quran’s Message is Essentially that of Peace and Tolerance
By Dr. Abdur Rab and Dr. Siraj Islam At no point, the Quran’s basic texts sanction aggression, terrorism, and murder. Rather it unequivocally denounces any acts of mischief, violence, or… Read more »
Pious: The Quranic concept of Taqwa
“Taqwa is derived from the Arabic verb ittaqa, to be aware, be on one’s guard, protect oneself.” “Taqwa is that the believers are expected to be constantly on guard, lest they fall… Read more »