As the world races towards modernity and as some Muslims continue to display heedlessness towards the grandeur of the Holy Qur’an, some may wonder why we should recite a 7th-century archaic text revealed in the deserts of Arabia. Here are five reasons why you should read the Holy Qur’an.

5 Reasons To Read the Holy Qur’an by By Qasim Choudhary, USA

Fatima al Zahra (ra) was the youngest of the four daughters of the Holy Prophet (sa) and was much loved by all her family. She was pious, compassionate and generous. Her personal qualities reflected the beauty of her name ‘Zahra’, meaning a ‘blossoming flower’.

Snapshot Stories- Fatima (ra) – Daughter Of The Holy Prophet (sa) by Munavara Ghauri

A snapshot of the remarkable lessons taught by the Holy Prophet (sa) and his daughter, Hazrat Zainab (ra) of love and forgiveness.

Snapshot Stories- Zainab (ra) Daughter Of The Holy Prophet (sa)by Munavara Ghauri, UK

In a country where the flag of mullah-ism is ubiquitous – at mosque podiums, loudspeakers in busy marketplaces, rallies all across the country – is the title of ‘Islamic Republic’ at all pertinent?

Turning the Tables – How Mullah-ism is Destroying Pakistan by Adeel Shah

I first found out that I couldn’t just walk down the street to a local government office to submit my visa application; I had to go to a Czech embassy in another country and submit the application there.

A Prayer In Prague: With Difficulty Comes Ease by Uzair Ahmad

A personal story showing how even the smallest of deeds can draw the pleasure of God.

The Power of Small Steps Toward God by Hasham Ahmad

Old age is inevitable, but scientists are trying to figure out ways to extend life. Islam teaches that true strength lies in our spiritual evolution not in...

Ageing, Spirituality And What Really Matters In The End by Hamaad Khan

Islam teaches that synagogues and all other places of worship must be protected and religious freedoms must be upheld for all.

Hostages Taken At Texas Synagogue – No Tolerance For Anti - Semitism In Islam by Qasim Choudhary

IPCC's climate change report shows climate change is a dire warning and is a grave and mounting threat to our well-being and a healthy planet.

Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s Dire Warning: ‘Intensifying Impacts of Climate Change’

The life and impact of Maulana Mubarak Ahmad Nazir serves as a true testament to the power of having complete faith in God

The Life of Maulana Mubarak Ahmad Nazir – A Testament to the Power of Faith in God

Uncovering the misconceptions about the descent of Jesus a topic which is widely misunderstood in the Muslim ummah.

Jesus Descending from the Skies – A Big Issue for the Entire Ummah

In line with the Islamic principle of gathering together, the Promised Messiah (as) initiated the Jalsa Salana.

Jalsa Salana: Why Getting Together for God is Good for You by Zafir Malik

Why is this year important to Ahmadi Muslims? What other significance does it have in history? How has it influenced the modern world?

Inside 1889: ‘Eiffel Tower’ by Mansoor Dahri

Is the total destruction of Gaza a proportionate response to the action of Hamas? Can the disproportionate retaliation of Israel’s military action and the unprecedented loss of innocent civilians bring lasting peace?

Judaism & Justice: Seeing the Truth of an ‘Eye for an Eye’ by Shahzad Ahmad, UK

To those seekers of truth who are confused by what the many religions of the world have to offer, I present what I hope can be the necessary filter from the clutter. 

That guiding principle is the fulfillment of prophecies.

Prophecies And The Truth Of Islam by Azhar Goraya, Puerto Rico

From our NEW podcast series ‘Let’s Review’

We ask, 'how much retribution is allowed according to the Torah and the Qur’an and is the bombing of Gaza justified?'

This and much more...watch now!

Panelists: 

Binyamin Lau, famous rabbi from Jerusalem, community leader, activist, author, & public speaker.

Imam Imaduddin of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in Haifa who is deeply engaged in interfaith relations between Jews and Arabs in the Holy Land.

Famous Rabbi from Jerusalem & an Imam Talk About Palestine | Let’s Review Ep.1

With the ongoing Israel / Palestine War - Can Jews and Muslims live together peacefully?

A frank discussion with SPECIAL GUEST Rabbi Yisroel Dovid Weiss, from New York, global spokesperson for the Naturei Karta.

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Our guests:

Rabbi Yisroel Dovid Weiss, from New York, global spokesperson for the Naturei Karta.

Imam Zafir Malik, Associate Editor of The Review of Religions

Amer Safir, Chief Editor of The Review of Religions

How Zionism Created Israel - Rabbi Dovid Weiss Explains | Let's Review Ep.2

A look at the hypocrisy and double standards of western leaders when it comes to the establishment of justice.

Hypocrisy and Double Standards: The Selective Justice of Western Leaders

What do 15,000 Jewish people in a London town think of the war in Palestine? 

We travelled to Stamford Hill, the heart of London, for our first in-person episode.

Guests:
Rabbi Elhanan Beck, Spokesperson Neturei Karta UK
Rabbi Haim Sofre

What Religious Jews Say About Israel | Let's Review Ep.3

He’s been called “Israel’s most distinguished journalist.”

He won Israel’s top award for journalism for his bravery.

Award winning Haaretz journalist Gideon Levy joins us from Tel Aviv, Israel.

Why does the Israeli govt think it can continue its indiscriminate bombings? Was Gaza really “free” for the last few decades as is claimed by Israel? Do people in Israel not show sympathy after seeing images of children being killed in Gaza? And much more...

Is ISRAEL’S RESPONSE in PALESTINE PROPORTIONATE? With Gideon Levy | Let’s Review: Ep.4

Christian Pastor Dr. Rev. Munther Isaac joins us for Episode 5 of our Let’s Review podcast where we discuss the Israel/Palestine war and its solutions.

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Rev Munther Isaac-Palestinian Pastor on Gaza, Israel & Christian Zionism: CANDID | Let’s Review Ep.5

A true story of how the Pall family went from uncertainty in a new country to getting a house for free, all by God's grace.

The Gift of a House from God: A True Story by Nayyar Khokhar

We all enjoy a nice dessert, but Satan's dessert isn't the typical sweets - it's backbiting, a vice that must be avoided

Backbiting – Satan’s Dessert by Qasim Choudhary

Noah's Ark by the Promised Messiah (as) - Audio book by The Review of Religions Part 1

Noah's Ark by The Promised Messiah (as) - Audio Book By The Review Of Religions Part 2

We asked both what they thought the role of a woman was in a marriage and whether women can hold multifaceted roles in this modern age and have it all.

Gender Roles in Discussion: A  TradWife and an Ahmadi Muslim Woman

Ahmad Salam, a career investment banker with 25 years of experience in debt capital markets and investment banking and founder of the first Western approved Sharia bank, the Islamic Bank of Britain, spoke to the Review of Religions on the subject of the Coronavirus pandemic's impact on the global economy.

Special Interview with Ahmad Salam, Founding Director of Islamic Bank of Britain

The Review of Religions speaks to Jeanet Sinding Bentzen, an associate professor in the Department of Economics at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark, and executive director of the Association for the Study of Religion, Economics and Culture about her latest research on the relationship between prayer and natural disasters.

Article Link: https://www.reviewofreligions.org/22337/religiosity-and-natural-affliction-google-searches-for-prayer-rise-in-response-to-covid-19/

Religiosity and Natural Affliction –Google searches for prayer rise in response to COVID-19

Seventh century Arabia saw the birth of one of the most influential religious movements in history. Islam, beginning from the humble, dusty streets of Mecca, had in less than twenty three years managed to unite the whole of unruly Arabia under a simple declaration: “there is no God but Allah, and Muhammad (sa) is His messenger”. 

Article Link: https://www.reviewofreligions.org/22408/the-first-pillar-of-islam-declaration-of-faith-kalima/

The First Pillar of Islam: Declaration of Faith (Kalima)by Azhar Goraya, Mexico

Was King Henry II of England a Muslim? The life and legacy of King Henry II

‘I cannot believe in what I do not see.’

Perhaps 1000 years ago, this phenomenally flawed case against the existence of God might have passed as tenable. However, the 21st century is a world possessed of supersensory observation, where most of the world accepts as fact things that they’ve never seen for themselves.

Article Link: https://www.reviewofreligions.org/24348/existence-of-god-perception-paradox/

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