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• A brief illustrated guide to understanding Islam
  I. A. Ibrahim Darussalam, Houston, (1997) 019: 50945614; I.A. Ibrahim.; Includes bibliographical references (p. 71-74).; Ch. 1. Some evidence for the truth of Islam. The scientific miracles in the ...019: 50945614; I.A. Ibrahim.; Includes bibliographical references (p. 71-74).; Ch. 1. Some evidence for the truth of Islam. The scientific miracles in the Holy Qurʼan. The Qurʼan on human embryonic development ; The Qurʼan on mountains ; The Qurʼan on the origin of the universe ; The Qurʼan on the cerebrum ; The Qurʼan on seas and rivers ; The Qurʼan on deep seas and internal waves ; The Qurʼan on clouds ; Scientists' comments on the scientific miracles in the Holy Qurʼan -- The great challenge to produce one chapter like the chapters of the Holy Qurʼan -- Biblical prophecies on the advent of Muhammad, the prophet of Islam -- The verses in the Qurʼan that mention future events which later came to pass -- Miracles performed by the Prophet Muhammad -- The simple life of Muhammad -- The phenomenal growth of Islam -- Ch. 2. Some benefits of Islam. The door to eternal paradise -- Salvation from Hellfire -- Real happiness and inner peace -- Forgiveness for all previous sins -- Ch. 3. General information on Islam. What is Islam? -- Some basic Islamic beliefs. Belief in God ; Belief in the angels ; Belief in God's revealed books ; Belief in the prophets and messengers of God ; Belief in the Day of Judgement ; Belief in Al-Quadar -- Is there any sacred source other than the Qurʼan? -- Examples of the Prophet Muhammad's sayings -- What does Islam say about the Day of Judgement -- How does someone become a Muslim? -- What is the Qurʼan about? -- Who is the Prophet Muhammad? -- How did the spread of Islam affect the development of science? -- What do Muslims believe about Jesus? -- What does Islam say about terrorism? -- Human rights and justice in Islam -- What is the status of women in Islam? -- The family in Islam -- How do Muslims treat the elderly? -- What are the five pillars of Islam? The testimony of faith ; Prayer ; Giving Zakat (support of the needy) ; Fasting the month of Ramadan ; The pilgrimage to Makkah -- Islam in the United States. .
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• The Qur'an
  Oxford University Press, New York, 20042005. Koran.; a new translation by M.A.S. Abdel Haleem.; Originally published: 2004.; Includes bibliographical references and index.; Muhammad Abdel Haleem was b...Koran.; a new translation by M.A.S. Abdel Haleem.; Originally published: 2004.; Includes bibliographical references and index.; Muhammad Abdel Haleem was born in Egypt, and learned the Qur'an by heart from childhood. He is Professor of Arabic and Islamic Studies at the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London. He is the Editor of the Journal of Qur'anic Studies.; 20080823 .
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