At some point in our lives, everybody asks the big questions: "Who made us," and "Why are we here?" So, who did make us? Most of us have been brought up more on science than religion, and to believe in the Big Bang and evolution more than God. But which makes more sense?
In this show, Harun Yahya presents the fact that great structures such as the Evil Tower, the Pyramids, the Romanian Coliseum, the Great Wall of China, etc. demonstrate one truth: small or large, all structures which require a detailed design and order were designed or built by someone. But, what about this endless universe of ours?! Join us to know the answer to this question…
This is part 3-4 of the debate between Adam Deen and Dr. Peter William Atkins on the topic: Does Science Really lead to Atheism? Here we will be watching the rebuttal of both debaters as can be seen in the title. Are Science and Atheism Compatible? Does Science Really Lead To Atheism? This is the main topic of this debate – among many other issues of course that may help understand this crucial topic. The debate is presented by two main players in the field as follows:
Have you ever thought that the Earth you are now walking on is moving at a speed of 1,670 kilometers an hour? Have you ever thought why your hair constantly grows, while your eyebrows and eyelashes stay fixed? Wouldn’t it be bad otherwise? Have you ever thought about all the wondrous happenings in and around you? This film is an invitation to think so. Because in the Qur’an God invites us to think about the living things that He has created.
Suppose that you told someone that there was nothing, nothing at all in a certain region, and then lo! a duck appeared alive and kicking. Why wouldn’t he believe you however much you assure him that that was indeed the case? Not only because he knows that ducks don’t come into being in that way, as some might suppose, but because believing this violates an essential principle of his rationality.
Mountains are one of the endless signs proving the existence of Almighty Allah. Such massive structures were intelligently created to serve a number of purposes.
‘Abd, ‘Abid (pl. ‘IBAD; ‘ABIDON) a slave or servant usually referring to the person who serves God Almighty “abdullah”, Adhan Adhan is an Islamic way of calling Muslims to the five obligatory Prayers. The Adhan is announced daily from the Mosques. It’s meaning is God is the Greatest (repeated 4x) I [...]
Every Muslim is required to pay Zakat al-Fitr at the conclusion of the month of Ramadan as a token of thankfulness to God for having enabled him to observe fasts.
The time is prime to look back on the days of Ramadan that have already passed and see how you can improve them. Are there any aspects where you have so far been lacking? Would you have liked to perform more acts of dhikr, or remembrance of Allah, than you already have?
Fasting in the month of Ramadan is one of the five pillars upon which the structure of Islam is built. The other four are the declaration of one's belief in God's oneness and in the message of Muhammad (peace be upon him), regular attendance to prayer, payment of zakah (i.e. obligatory charity), and the pilgrimage.
What is the spiritual meaning of prayer in Islam? How does prayer reflect our weaknesses and humbleness towards God? What are the five prayers in Islam?
How is the Prayer offered according to the Prophetic Sunnah? What is the number of units of each Prayer? What do Muslims say in their Prayer? What are the different positions of the Prayer?
As the sound of the Adhan is heard throughout the world, Muslims stop and turn to the Lord, thanking Him, remembering Him, bowing down to him in prayer.
What is the ruling of closing one's eyes during prayer? What is meant by humility in prayer? What is the reason for placing our right hands over the left? What are the recommended supplications at the beginning of the prayer?