Sūrah ‘Asr
Amīn Ahsan Islāhi demonstrates, as it is
often proclaimed, that the Sūrah ‘Asr is the epitome of the pristine teachings
of the Holy Qur’ān. For this, he not only employs linguistic and historical
resources but also evokes referents in the Holy Qur’ān.
The Obligatory
Religious Practices in Islam
This is a
description of a comprehensive Hadīth narrative on the above captioned topic by
Moiz Amjad and his team. The narrative is followed by a note discussing its
important variations found in different anthologies of Hadīth literature.
Experiences, Questions, Analysis
Dr. Khālid Zaheer shares with us
his experience with a Christian family during his stay in Britain. He draws some
very important conclusions out of this experience, and wants us to take some
time to think about them.
Interpreting
Islam
This is a book
review of Interpreting Islam, a collection of many important essays penned by
various western scholars.
The Character of a Happy Life
A beautiful poem that spells out
the ingredients of a happy life.
Index 2008
A meticulously compiled index by
Azeem Ayub about all that has appeared in Renaissance this year. |