ISLAMIC SECTION

The word “Islam” is an Arabic word which means “submission to the will of God”.  This word comes from the same root as the Arabic word “salam”, which means “peace”.  As such, the religion of Islam teaches that in order to achieve true peace of mind and surety of heart, one must submit to God and live according to His Divinely revealed Law.  The most important truth that God revealed to mankind is that there is nothing divine or worthy of being worshiped except for Almighty God, thus all human beings should submit to Him. The Islamic Section of this website will provide you with the information of Islam which incldes Quran Pak, Hadith, Masnoon Duaen, Masail, Wazaif and lot of more about Islam.

QURAN PAK, THE HOLY QURAN

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​​​ ​The Holy Quran is a gift to Humankind by Allah Almighty. · The Holy Quran was revealed on Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). · There are 30 chapters in Holy Quran, 114 Surahs, 6666 Ayahs that call humankind to the right path. The Holy Prophet (PBUH) was the first ever Quran tutor. The Holy Quran inculcates the rules and regulations that control the general lives of human beings. The Holy Quran has many scientific and historic facts explained with accuracy. The learning of Holy Quran will reveal that Holy Quran contains many miracles as well.  Allah advises human beings to contemplate on these miracle and facts before making any decision about Holy Quran. The Holy Quran incorporates religious knowledge and wisdom proclaimed by Allah. The modern contemporary science is also taking guidelines from the Holy Quran. Everyone can learn and understand the true message of Holy Quran. The teachings of Holy Quran are for entire humanity. The Holy Quran informs people about the right path that leads to the actual success. The Holy Quran allows people to distinguish between right and wrong. The Quran Pak is the Holy Book of Islam. Download and read Quran Pak Chapter wise with following links provided.
Chapter One                    Chapter Sixteen          
Chapter Two                    Chapter Seventeen
Chapter Three                 Chapter Eighteen
Chapter Four                   Chapter Nineteen
Chapter Five                    Chapter Twenty
Chapter Six                       Chapter Twenty One
Chapter Seven                 Chapter Twenty Two
Chapter Eight                   Chapter Twenty Three
Chapter Nine                    Chapter Twenty Four
Chapter Ten                      Chapter Twenty Five
Chapter Eleven                Chapter Twenty Six 
Chapter Twelve               Chapter Twenty Seven
Chapter Thirteen            Chapter Twenty Eight
Chapter Fourteen           Chapter Twenty Nine 
Chapter Fifteen               Chapter Thirty

HADITH

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The Arabic word Hadith means ‘statement' or ‘talk'. In the Shariah, the word Hadith means those things or action, which Prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon him) said or did. You will also come across the word ‘Sunnah' which is also used for Hadith, but usually ‘Sunnah' is used to report a deed, such as how the Prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon him) slept or ate etc, while Hadith is used for ‘talk'.

There are six well know Hadith books, which were compiled by great scholars of Islam:

• Sahih Bukhari
• Sahih Muslim
• Sunnah Abu Dawood
• Sunnah Nasai
• Sunnah Tirmidhi
• Sunnah ibn Majah

There are many others, but these are the most commonly used by Muslims to seek knowledge. Some people nowadays incorrectly say that you don't need Hadith, and that the Quran is enough for guidance to the straight path.The correct view and understanding is that many times the Quran gives us the general principal of an order; but to understand the order clearly, Hadith is required. Basically without Hadith we won't have clear understanding on how to practice Islam properly, Islam is a way of life, which was taught to us by the Prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon him), which we know as the 'Sunnah' we should try to follow all the Sunnah's to gain great rewards in the hereafter. An example of a Sunnah is the beard. Recently a non-Muslim asked me, why do you trim your mustache but keep a beard, the answer was it is a Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon him).

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