Isn’t Allah the God of Muslims? How could we differentiate between the God of Islam and that of other religions? Is "Allah" the same word that Arabic-speaking Christians and Jews use for God?

There are many religions in the world, and each one claims to be the one and only true religion. Each religion is supposed to have come from God for the right guidance of man.

He knows Allah forgives people all sins, if He so wills, except one. Allah never forgives people worshipping other things besides Him or as well as Him.

In the heart and consciousness of each individual there exists an essential and profound intuitive awareness and recognition of the presence of the Transcendent.

One is not a Muslim until he believes and obeys Prophet Muhammad, giving him his due rights. So, What rights does the believer have towards the Prophet? And Why?

How Jesus is seen in Islam? What do the Prophet’s traditions say about Jesus, his virtues, his return, and his mother Maryam? How did the Prophet describe Jesus?

What does the Qur’an say about Jesus, his birth, and his mother Maryam? Who was Jesus? How was he created? Did he call himself God or “son of God?”

How could we find our feet in Islam, strengthen our relation with the religion and live by its teachings, get closer to God, and bit by bit be knowledgeable about Islam?

How does faith keep man away from low attributes and mean acts, and how actually does this develop high attributes and clean morals?

In Arabic, Allah means literally the One God. But how do different languages give the same thing different names? Where does the word “Allah” come from? What does it mean?