Living Islam in Daily Life

The principles of Islam provide the best practical guidelines to protect and uphold individual and collective freedoms, justice, welfare in all spheres of human activity (Social, Economic, Political and all other Issues).

The 5 obligatory duties

• The 5 obligatory duties of Testimony of faith (shahadah),  Prayer (salaah), Charity (zakah), Fast (sawm) and Pilgrimage (Hajj) are not mere rituals but a gift from God which form the pillars for the development of a Muslim's personality for collective life.

• Pillars of Faith (Personality Development)

NO Alcohol, Gambling, Lottery, Astrology

• ALCOHOL - FORBIDDEN Alcohol is detrimental to your health especially your liver. Alcohol befogs the mind and prevents rational thinking. Alcohol causes road accidents and innocent lives lost. Alcohol increases the occurrence of domestic violence. Alcohol addiction causes financial ruin. Any wonder why alcohol is prohibited in Islam.

• ALCOHOL - A FALSE GOD by Saleem Ameen Ganam

• The Lottery Craze by Dr. S. M. ad-Darsh

• Islamic Ruling on Horoscopes by Abu Ameenah Bilal Philips

• Fortunetelling by Abu Ameenah Bilal Philips

Economics, Business Rules & Ettiquettes

• The essential feature of Islamic economics is that it is interest-free and is meant to establish socio-economic justice.

• Islamic Guidelines for Business Basic guidelines from the Qur'aan and Sunnah for Muslim businesses.

• ISLAMIC BANKING The essential feature of Islamic banking is that it is interest-free. How does this contribute towards a more equitable distribution of income and wealth, and increased equity participation in the economy?

Crime & Punishment

• Islam and the Concept of Punishment
• Islamic Criminal Law

Marriage

• Marriage in Islam - What is Halal & What is Haram
• Selecting your Life Partner
• Marriage as a Social Duty to preserve Humankind

NEVER PLEAD IGNORANCE: by Harun Yahya

People sometimes plead ignorance of some faith-related facts: Be sure you don't.

112 PAGES WITH 74 PICTURES IN COLOUR

Never plead ignorance ...of Allah's evident existence, ...that everything was created by Allah, ...that everything you own was given to you by Allah for your subsistence, ...that you will not stay so long in this world, ...of the reality of death, ...that the Qur'an is the Book of truth, ...that you will give account for your deeds, ...of the voice of your conscience that always invites you to righteousness, ...of the existence of the hereafter and the day of account, ...that hell is the eternal home of severe punishment, ...and of the reality of fate.

* pbuh - Peace be upon him; It is a Muslim practise to convey prayers of peace whenever the name of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) and other prophets is taken.