How Islam treats women?
To understand the behavior of Islam towards women, we need to comprehend the five aspects of Islam in women’s lives. 1. Hijab and Burqa – 2. Status of Women – 3. Permission for Beating Wives – 4. Right to Divorce – 5. Men’s Authority over Women – 6. Polygamy – 7. Sex slavery – […]
Why are muslim cleric afraid of free thinking mind who deside to leave Islam ?
The fear some Muslim fundamentalists have of free-thinking individuals leaving Islam often stems from a combination of theological, cultural, and social factors. Here’s a concise breakdown: 1. Theological Concerns -In certain interpretations of Islam, particularly among fundamentalist groups, apostasy (leaving the faith) is viewed as a grave sin, sometimes punishable by death based on specific […]
How did Islam come to India? Mohammad bin Qasim
When we observe the Muslim population around us, the disturbances they cause, and the frequent incidents targeting non-Muslim communities, particularly ordinary Hindus, a question arises: Where did Islam come from in India, and how did the Muslims in India today become Muslim? Did these people come from Arabia, or were the locals here converted […]
Crucifixion in Ancient Egypt: A Qur’anic Anachronism?
Crucifixion, as a method of execution, is widely believed to have originated in the first millennium BCE, with the earliest historical evidence dating to around 500 BCE. It was employed by various ancient Near Eastern cultures and later became infamous through Roman use. Notably, it was not a known practice in ancient Egypt during the […]
An Anachronism in the Qur’an: The Case of Dirhams in the Story of Prophet Yusuf
One of the notable historical inconsistencies found in the Qur’an involves the reference to dirhams—a form of currency that did not exist at the time of Prophet Yusuf (Joseph). This anachronism raises serious questions about the historical reliability of certain Qur’anic narratives. The Verse in Question The verse in Surah Yusuf (12:20) reads: “And they […]