Religious Tolerance and Freedom in Islam
Keynote Address by Worldwide Head of The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community at Inauguration of the Masroor Mosque in South Virginia
Introducing a New Focus on Archaeology and Ancient Religion
The Review of Religions is proud to announce the formation of a new section focusing on our ancient past. This section will explore the legacy of our ancestors: from their livelihoods, monuments and objects, to their beliefs, languages and customs.
Serving Humanity – A Form of Worship of Allah
Keynote Address by Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad(aba), Worldwide Head of The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, The Fifth Khalifah(Caliph), at the inauguration of the Nasir Hospital of Humanity First in Guatemala.
Halloween: An Islamic Perspective
On October 31st people around the world celebrate Halloween, and while this custom did not originate in the Muslim world, Muslims have now also adopted this holiday and celebrate it with great fanfare.
September 2018
The Real Meaning of Muharram
Today, millions of Muslims around the world mourn the tragedy of Karbala each year in the first ten days of Muharram. In this article we examine how a true Muslim should observe this month.
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A Tribute to Mirza Ghulam Ahmad
Featuring a tribute to the former Chief Editor of The Review of Religions, Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, who passed away at the age of 78.
A Verse of The Holy Qur’an
An article from the archives, written by the former Chief Editor of The Review of Religions analysing a single verse of the Holy Qur’an in depth.
Two Types of Divine Attributes – Immanent and Transcendent
God Almighty, in order to bestow perfect understanding upon His humble creatures, has set out in the Holy Qur’an two aspects of His attributes.
