Introduction to Islam
Table of Contents
Module 3: Muhammad
3.1 → Who Was Muhammad?
3.2 → The Life of Muhammad
3.3 → Muhammad as Prophet, Leader, and Lawgiver
3.4 → Muhammad’s Role in Islamic Belief and Practice
Module 4: The Qur’an
4.1 → What is the Qur’an?
4.2 → How The Qur’an Was Revealed
4.3 → How Muslims Use the Qur’an in Daily Life
4.4 → Qur’an vs Jewish and Christian Bibles
Module 5: Jesus in Islam
5.1 → Who is Jesus in Islam?
5.2 → What Does Islam Teach About the Crucifixion?
5.3 → Why Does Islam Reject the Divinity of Jesus?
5.4 → The Return of Jesus in Islam
Module 6: Revelation, Scripture, and Authority
6.1 → Religious Authority In Islam
6.2 → Muhammad and the “Seal of the Prophets”
Module 7: The Five Pillars of Islam
7.1 → What Are the Five Pillars of Islam?
7.2 → Shahada and Salat
7.3 → Zakat and Sawm
7.4 → Hajj
Module 8: Hadith and the Sunnah
8.1 → What Is The Sunnah?
8.2 → What Is Hadith?
8.3 → The Science of Hadith Criticism
8.4 → The Role of the Sunnah in Islamic Law
Module 9: Islamic Law (Sharia)
9.1 → What Is Sharia?
9.2 → Schools of Muslim Law
Module 10: Sin, Repentance, and Salvation
10.1 → Human Nature and Sin in Islam
10.2 → Major and Minor Sins in Islam
10.3 → Repentance and Forgiveness in Islam
10.4 → Salvation and the Day of Judgment in Islam
15.1 → Why Islam is Involved in Politics
15.2 → Caliphates & Islamism (Political Islam)
15.3 → Inheritance Laws: Saudi Arabia, Iran, Pakistan, Indonesia, and Turkey
15.4 → Saudi Arabia: Monarchy and Sharia
15.5 → Iran: Islamic Republic and Sharia
15.6 → Pakistan: British Common Law and Sharia
15.7 → Indonesia: Sharia in a Democratic System
15.8 → Turkey: Secularism Without Sharia
15.9 → Sharia Comparison: Saudi Arabia, Iran, Pakistan, Indonesia, and Turkey