Bøger af Majed S. Al-Rassi

What Brought Them To Islam?" A book that explores the personal stories and journeys of individuals who have embraced Islam. It seems like it could be a collection of narratives, perhaps autobiographies or interviews, highlighting the diverse reasons and experiences that led people to choose Islam as their faith. This could encompass a wide range of perspectives, from spiritual awakenings and intellectual discoveries to personal relationships and life-changing events. The book may serve as a bridge, fostering understanding and appreciation for the various paths that bring individuals to embrace Islam.

"The Amazing Prophecies of Muhammad(saws) in the Bible"Simply and logically, this book sheds light on biblical proofs that Muhammad(saws) is a true Prophet of Allah, who was prophesized about by his directly-preceding Prophet Jesus ('alayhi as-salâm - peace be upon him).

Twenty-Eight Proofs from the Bibleof Muhammad's ProphethoodThe Clear Religion Series - Part 5Excerpted from Who Deserves to Be WorshippedINTRODUCTIONvery individual is born into a religious environment that is notnecessarily in accordance with his or her choice; children areraised to follow the religion or ideology of their family, society, orculture. Even as new-born babies, they are assigned either the religionof their family or the ideology of the state; in some countries, thechild's assigned religion is even recorded on the birth certificate. Bythe time individuals reach their teens, they have usually accepted thebeliefs of their parents or their particular society. Since these beliefshave come to feel normal to them, they may give no thought toexamining and possibly changing them.However, individuals often encounter, or are exposed to, variousbeliefs and ideologies throughout the course of their lives, leadingmany to question long-held beliefs, traditions, or philosophical ideas.They begin to question the validity of their own beliefs. Seekers oftruth often reach a point of confusion, especially upon realizing thatthe believers of every religion, sect, ideology, and philosophy claim toprofess the one and only truth.Amongst these beliefs is the one which Christians hold againstMuhammad (bpuh), the Prophet of Islam, that he is not a trueMessenger of God (Allah, the Exalted).Simply and logically, this book sheds light on biblical proofs thatMuhammad (bpuh) is a true prophet of Allah, whose prophethood wasforetold by the prophet who preceded him: Jesus (pbuh).Before we proceed, here is a reminder that when beginning thesearch for the true religion, one should keep in mind the followingfour things:Firstly, Allah has given us the ability and the intellect to discoverthe answer to this crucial question, which is also a life-changingdecision: What is the true religion?

HONORIFIC PHRASES IN THIS BOOK(the Exalted): used after the mention of God/Allah to express:Glorified and Exalted is He(bpuh): Blessings and peace be upon him; used after mention of theProphet Muhammad(pbuh): Peace be upon him; used after mention of any prophet or aftermention of Angel Gabriel(May Allah be pleased with him): used after mention of a maleCompanion of the Prophet(May Allah be pleased with her): used after mention of afemale Companion of the Prophet(May Allah be pleased with all of them): used after mention of threeor more Companions of the ProphetABOUT THE WORD 'ALLAH'lthough the English word 'God' has often been usedinterchangeably in this book with the word Allah, there is adifference. 'Allah' is the word in Arabic that is translated as 'God'.However, 'Allah' has a much more precise meaning than 'God'.'Allah' is not merely an Arabic term for the word 'god'. Instead, theroot word of the word 'Allah' is ilah, which means 'a god'. There arecountless numbers of made-up 'gods', but only One True God,Whose name is Allah. The word 'Allah' literally means 'theworshipped', or 'the God'. Allah is, thus, the proper name for theonly Being that is worthy of worship, the True Creator of theuniverse. By saying 'Allah', Muslims are, in essence, negating everyother entity which people wrongfully worship. The name 'Allah' ishow God Almighty has referred to Himself in the Quran, and howProphet Muhammad (blessings and peace be upon him) also referredto Him. Therefore, in this work, the term 'Allah' will often be used inreference to this One and Only God Who is worthy of worshipssarily in accordance with his or her choice; children areraised to follow the religion or ideology of their family, society orculture. Even as newborns, they are assigned either the religion oftheir family or the ideology of the state; in some countries, the child'sassigned religion is even recorded on the birth certificate. By the timeindividuals reach their teens, they have usually accepted the beliefs oftheir parents or their particular society, feeling that they have littlechoice in the matter.However, individuals often encounter, or are exposed to, variousbeliefs and ideologies throughout the course of their lives, leadingmany to question long-held beliefs, traditions or philosophical ideas.They begin to question the validity of their own beliefs. Seekers oftruth often reach a point of confusion, especially upon realizing thatthe believers of every religion, sect, ideology and philosophy claim toprofess the one and only truth.There are only three possibilities: that everyone is correct,everyone is incorrect, or only one is correct and the rest are incorrect.It is impossible for all of them to be upon the true religion since thefundamentals of all religions are different. On the other hand, to claimthat they are all incorrect is to deny that Allah (Glorified and Exaltedis He) revealed His will to humankind. This proposition will seemabsurd to those who believe in a wise Creator. After all, why wouldAllah create human beings and not reveal a way to the truth? Sowhich religion is the right one, and how can the seeker of truthcome to know it? This is the main subject of this work.When beginning the search for the true religion, one should keepthe following four things in mind:

Every individual is born into a religious environment that is not necessarily in accordance with his or her choice; children are raised to follow the religion or ideology of their family, society, or culture. Even as new-born babies, they are assigned either the religion of their family or the ideology of the state; in some countries, the child's assigned religion is even recorded on the birth certificate. By the time individuals reach their teens, they have usually accepted the beliefs of their parents or their particular society. Since these beliefs have come to feel normal to them, they may give no thought to examining and possibly changing them. However, individuals often encounter, or are exposed to, various beliefs and ideologies throughout the course of their lives, leading many to question long-held beliefs, traditions, or philosophical ideas. They begin to question the validity of their own beliefs. Seekers of truth often reach a point of confusion, especially upon realizing that the believers of every religion, sect, ideology, and philosophy claim to profess the one and only truth.