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Part4: Prophet Hud (a)

I LOVE ISLAM Part4: Prophet Hud (a) A long time ago, a great tribe lived in the South of Arabia. They were called Ad. They were very clever and could do many things. They used the mountains for their homes. They carved out great mansions with wonderful pillars. They called their city Iram. It was very famous. As time went on, the people of Ad thought more about themselves and less about Allah. They thought they didn't need Allah, because they had lots of money and power. They thought they were being clever but really they were foolish. Before long they turned to bad ways. Gangs of them used to rob and kill people travelling by. There was still one good man among them. His name was Hud. He did not belong to any of the gangs. He did not agree with the things they did. He tried to tell them to stop their bad ways and told them to follow Allah's ways. Hud said Allah would punish the bad ones but most of the people still would not listen. The...

Part5: Prophet Salih (a)

I LOVE ISLAM Part5: Prophet Salih (a) The people of Thamud lived in a valley called al-Hajr in the north of Arabia. It was a good land so everything grew very easily. Cattle and sheep grazed on the land. Everyone had plenty of everything. When people have a lot they sometimes forget who provides everything, they sometimes forget Allah. When this happens Allah sends a messenger or a prophet to try to help the people. To the people of Thamud, Allah sent Salih. Salih told the people to remember Allah but a lot of people just laughed at him and would not listen. He did not give up. He still tried to persuade them to worship Allah and soon people began to listen. They realised Salih was right. The leaders of Thamud were upset by this. They did not want people to listen to Salih. They did not believe Salih was sent by Allah. They wanted him to prove it, they wanted a sign. They told Salih to bring them a camel, but it had to be a special camel. Salih pra...

Islamic Perspective on Sex

Islamic Perspective on Sex Islam acknowledgesthe fact that one's sexual desire has to be satisfied in a manner pertinent to Shari'ah law, (i.e. through marriage). One may not satisfy his desire in any other way. Allahpraises those who abide by these laws saying: ( Successful indeed arethe believers , who are humble in their prayers, and who shun allthat which is vain. And who are active in paying the Zakah, and who guard theirchastity, except from their wives or what their right hands possess, for thenthey are not to be blamed. ) (23:1-6) Allah, the Exalted,encourages Muslims to get married, as this was a Sunnah (practice) ofall Prophets and Messengers, may Allah render them safe from every derogatorything. Allah (I) says: ( And indeed We have sent before you Messengers, and bestowed them withwives and children. ) (13:38) The Messenger ofAllah (r) also encouraged Muslims to get married and have offspring. Ma'qel b.Yasaar...

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