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Is Islam The Last True Religion?

Numerous people adhere to religions that promote the idea of an all-powerful Creator. These religions can’t all be true, given the inconsistencies among them. Some claim only one God, while others assert there are thousands or no Gods. Some contend that there is no such thing as paradise or hell. Some claim there is no resurrection and reincarnation, while others claim the opposite, and so forth. Since none of the world’s religions can be true, all of them are mistaken or only one is. Muslims assert that their religion is the only one that is right. In the Qur’an, Allah (the one and only true God) declares:

Indeed, the religion in the sight of Allah is Islam.

Quran [3:19]

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In our previous posts, we covered the basic harakat and then moved on to advanced signs used in Qur’an reading. Today, we will focus on an essential topic from the Noor Al Bayan method:

🔹 Tanween (ً ٍ ٌ )
Tanween are double vowel sounds placed at the end of words. Though they appear as small signs, they have a strong effect on correct pronunciation and play an important role in Arabic grammar.

Noor Al Bayan Basics introduces Tanween in a clear, gradual, and structured manner, helping students build accuracy and confidence in Qur’an recitation.

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Ethics of Islam: An Insight into the Moral Teachings of the Islamic Faith

Islam is one of the largest religions in the world with over 1.8 billion followers worldwide. It is a monotheistic religion that believes in worshipping one God, Allah, and the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad. Islam’s ethical values and principles have been preserved for over fourteen centuries and are considered among the most comprehensive ethical systems in the world.

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In a previous post, we discussed the basic harakat (Arabic diacritical marks) that help us read letters correctly. Today, we move on to more advanced signs taught in the Noor Al Bayan method:

🔹 Sukoon ( ْ )
Sukoon indicates that a letter is pronounced without a vowel sound, requiring a complete stop on that letter.

🔹 Shaddah ( ّ )
Shaddah shows that a letter is doubled in pronunciation, a common feature in many Qur’anic words that must be observed carefully.

Understanding these signs is essential for correct Qur’an recitation, as they prevent pronunciation errors and help preserve the intended meaning of the verses.

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