ARTICLES
Satan deceived Hazrat Adam(as) by disguising his true intentions, misleading him into an error despite God’s warning. The Holy Quran reveals how this deception unfolded.
The Ahmadiyya Khalifa urges prayers amidst dire global circumstances, emphasising peace worldwide, justice for Palestinians, and unity in the Muslim world.
The Doomsday Clock ticks closer to midnight, sounding the alarm on a global catastrophe, and echoing the warnings of Ahmadiyya Khalifa, who has been cautioning against an impending disaster for two decades.
Often misunderstood as a restriction, purdah is, in reality, a source of strength and identity. The article explores the author’s journey of resilience, proving that true empowerment comes from within—not from societal expectations.
Many so-called ‘harmless’ ways to release anger—like yelling or hitting objects—are often suggested, but do they really help? Research suggests otherwise.
The Ahmadiyya Khalifa explains how justice is an essential prerequisite for Shariah law, and how imposing it forcefully goes against the principles of Islam.
Ahmadiyya Khalifa addresses the annual convention of the Community in India and outlines the love the Promised Messiah(as) had for Prophet Muhammad(sa).
It is generally understood that Iblis and Satan are identical. However, the Holy Quran maintains a distinction between these terms, revealing that they are not one and the same.
Ahmadiyya Khalifa explains how to make rational use of Artificial Intelligence, and if it is appropriate to entirely rely upon it.
Singling out religion—or worse—one particular religion as the sole driver of terrorism is only the result of prejudicial exaggeration of data and unfair distortion of facts.
Depression has been called the world’s number one public mental health problem. It is an illness that mostly results from thoughts that are distorted in some way. Fortunately, you don't have to live with depression; you can always show it a way out.
History provides us with enough evidence on how racism – a baseless notion of one's own race being superior to others – can infect a person's mind and preclude any attempt to understand its victims.
Do we need God in the 21st century? What role can religion play today in creating a moral society? Is not the concept of God and religion superfluous in this era of human development?
There are many precautions and safety measures governments are making their subjects to observe so as to tackle the pandemic of COVID-19. But has anyone cared to turn towards the Creator of mankind, Who has been forgotten as if He does not even exist?
The real objective of Ramadan is to make man capable of fulfilling the very purpose of his creation – i.e. to attain the nearness of God.
For over a month under lockdown, people have forgone many of their social rituals and traditions. However, Muslims had no difficulty observing their religious obligations, even confined in their homes.
One does not become the recipient of bounties by merely observing the fast in Ramadan. Instead, it is essential for a person to fulfil its requisites and focus on good deeds.
Islam has often been accused of being a threat to Western culture and civilisation. However, given the Judeo-Christian roots of Western culture, it is actually atheism, not Islam, which threatens to destroy that culture.
World leaders must work towards ensuring that the world we leave behind for our children is marked by peace and prosperity, not a world of crippled economy and malformed children.
While atheists try to disprove God referring to the closure of houses of worship amid Covid-19 concerns, a simple analysis of their claims exposes the flaws in their 'logic' and lies in their 'facts'.
