The Shroud of Turin has been a source of fascination for the academic world for hundreds of years. The ‘alleged’ burial cloth of Jesus Christ (as) has stirred numerous controversies and continues to home inexplicable mysteries. The Review of Religions held its fifth exhibition during the...
A Remarkable Journey to the East One of the most controversial subjects among academics, theologians and historians is the fate of Jesus(as), son of Mary...
Join us as we explore the mystery behind the sacred cloth. For hundreds of years, the Turin Shroud has captivated millions of people, some who treasure it as a...
HAZRAT MIRZA GHULAM AHMADAS THE PROMISED MESSIAH & IMAM MAHDI The Promised Messiahas wrote over 80 books in Arabic, Urdu, and Persian. Excerpts of his...
Ahmad Nooruddeen Jahangeer Khan, UK The notion of the coming of a reformer or Messiah is not only common to Jews, Christians and Muslims, it is found in all...
The New Testament mentions Mary(as) in the story of Jesus’s(as) birth but remains silent about her early childhood, family and the rest of her life. Young...
By Navida Sayed, Arif Khan, Dr Bilal Tahir & Professor Amtul Razzaq Carmichael The Review of Religions is pleased to announce the launch of a new research...
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...
It’s come to that time of year again when the long hours of darkness and wintry weather are diminished by the twinkling lights and shiny tinsel. It’s...
While Halloween is being celebrated across the globe this week, we thought it would be interesting to hear from a Christian perspective on this holiday.
Born as a Catholic and a convert to Ahmadiyyat Islam, Imam Ibrahim Noonan reflects on the significance of Mary in the Catholic church as well as what we can...
What is the true significance of the return of Jesusas?
The similarities between Jesusas and the Promised Messiahas.
The holiest month for Muslims where they go hungry from dawn to dusk, but what is the true philosophy behind fasting?
