Millions of Christians may be worshipping Jesus PBUH this Easter because they believe he died for their sins.
But does it befit God’s justice to punish a mighty prophet for the sins of others?
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Muslims typically argue on the basis that the date of December 25th, and symbolic practices such as adorning trees with gold and silver, have direct parallels with paganism, and therefore such celebrations should be avoided.
Justice for Jesus | Part III Click here for Part I | Click here for part II The custom of attributing…
Justice for Jesus | Part II Click here for Part I | Click here for Part III It is undisputed that…
Justice for Jesus | Part I Click here for Part II | Click here for Part III In the context of mainstream…
In a few remarks that garnered much debate, a well-known and respected UK scholar, Sheikh Zahir Mahmood, recently wrote: We…
All praises be to Allāh, and may peace and blessings be upon His prophet Muḥammad (sall Allāhu ʿalayhi wa sallam). By…
On Friday 4 November 2016 the Charity Commission published its concluding report into the statutory investigation into the Islamic Education…
Removing the Conflict Between Reason & Revelation The theological discussion relating to submission towards the Sacred Texts often sparks a…
Over the years Islam21c has done more than 18 Big Discussions, benefitting tens of thousands of audience members and online…
