Inside Islam

Assim Al-Hakeem answers a sensitive question, asking whether earning income through building temples or churches crosses belief boundaries, challenges intentions, and exposes a ruling many Muslims hesitate to confront openly.

Abu Bakr Zoud explains why Musa’s victory still matters, asking how prayer, certainty, and patience triggered the sea’s split, and what this ancient miracle demands from believers today worldwide now.

Mufti Menk speaks to those without children, asking painful questions about delay, destiny, silent grief, insensitive comments, hidden wisdom, and why unanswered duas may still be mercy from Allah today.

One ayah carries a certainty many reject. Omar Suleiman explains why Palestine’s freedom is guaranteed, why believers stay firm despite reality, and what Allah knows that politics, power, and numbers never reveal.

Mohamad Baajour recounts a chilling incident near the Prophet’s resting place, prompting urgent questions about secret tunnels, sudden journeys, divine protection, and why leaders acted instantly without hesitation, historically recorded.

Omar Suleiman warns why obsession with World War 3 misses the real test, asking what believers should prepare for now, while the Last Hour stays hidden yet painfully close today.

Nouman Ali Khan explains why angels were commanded to bow, asking what made humanity extraordinary, how balance and soul changed creation, and why this moment defines human worth before Allah.

Yasmin Mogahed explains why spiritual healing alone fails in toxic spaces, asking why faith thrived after migration, and how environment quietly shapes iman, pain, recovery, and survival for every believer.

Zakir Naik explains the master key of dawah, showing why Islam begins with Tawheed, how comparisons destroy the concept of God, and why without this foundation, every other argument fails completely.