I want to learn more about Islam, from groups which do not deviate into sects, but which follow the Qur'an and Sunnah. I am lacking in knowledge, and I just wanted to know what sites or sources I should go to......jazakallaha khair
It is kind of hidden . . . it's under "Get Registered" sort of in the middle of the left hand side of the main page. Also, don't be surprised if it takes them a few days to get back to you, they have not been as busy as they were in previous years.
One advice I would give inshallah is to check the aqeedah of the ones you are learning from. Look at their background and see if they can be trusted with authentic information dissemination. We have lot of celebrity sheikhs these days and very popular among the youths but they are either on the wrong aqeedah, has weak aqeedah or are in sheeps clothing will-fully misleading the ummah.
I like reading the stories of the prophets. They all tell us ways to please the Almighty. Some tell us of the origins of things and how Satan infiltrates into our lives.
Allah is consistent in His message and in reading about them, it reinforces the basics and it helps us understand many passages in the Quran that refers to their story. There are plenty.
If those prophets, via their story 'speaks' to you, they would have delivered a worthy message. A message surely not deviant in the ways of Allah.
As long as my heart does beat, I shall live, not lie
For when my heart does stop its beat, with truth, I die.
@greenhill
have you seen the series "Stories of the Prophets" by Yusuf Estes? They are on Youtube and very enjoyable. They're geared toward kids but there's benefit for all ages.
I want to learn more about Islam, from groups which do not deviate into sects, but which follow the Qur'an and Sunnah. I am lacking in knowledge, and I just wanted to know what sites or sources I should go to......jazakallaha khair
Try the free diploma in islamic studies at Islamic online university
“Allah gave you a gift of 86,000 seconds today, have you used one to say ‘Alhamdulilah"
You can take the free classes at IOU without a high school diploma. I am studying there too, but I have only just started which is why I did not recommend it off the bat; I can't actually give a review of it past the classes for very new muslims.
that requires a high school diploma....I haven't finished high school yet
no it doesnt, you are thinking of the bachelor in islamic studies they do
the diploma is different, free and i dont think there are any requirements other than having internet access
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