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Feb 15, 2025
The muʿadhdhin should pronounce the iqāmah when he sees the imām. Jābir ibn Samurah (رضي الله عنه) reported: “Bilāl would pronounce the adhān when the sun declined. However, he would only pronounce the iqāmah when he saw Allāh’s Messenger (صلى الله عليه وسلم) emerging [from his house]. Once Bilāl saw Allāh’s Messenger (صلى الله عليه وسلم), he would pronounce the iqāmah.”1 In another version of this Ḥadīth, Jābir (رضي الله عنه) narrated: “The muʿadhdhin of Allāh’s Messenger (صلى الله عليه وسلم) would pronounce the iqāmah when he saw Allāh’s Messenger (صلى الله عليه وسلم) emerging [from his ho…






Sep 13, 2024
It should be asked of those who deny the existence of the unseen: “Why do you reject its existence?” They will answer [conjecturally]: “Such things cannot be quantified in the sensory realm or ascertained by experimentation”. It should then be said in response: “If we were to hypothetically acquiesce that the unseen cannot be quantified in the manner you have alluded to, are the avenues towards establishment of the sciences not multifaceted? Most of these avenues do not fall into the realm of sensory perception anyways. Rather—even by your own admittance—your sensory abilities are woefully…

Sep 13, 2024
If the Christians say: Our books, including the Torah and the Bible, have been translated for us by the disciples who we consider to be infallible messengers. They have translated these books such that all nations and people may become acquainted with them. This is contrary to the circumstance of the Qurʾān which has only been translated by those who are fallible. There are several answers to this: The Claim that Infallible Translators Conveyed the Bible Is False This claim is a clear, unadulterated lie. For there are a great many Arab Christians—their actual number is known only by Allā…