Non-Ahmadi Muslims present an image of Jesus (as) which is at odds with their calls for peace.
Law and Human Rights
The responsibilities of a Muslim state and how it should maintain peace.
The final installment of an independant report exposing the lack of protection from persecution in Rabwah itself.
2 The Review of Religions –April 2007 Tommy Kallon – London EDITORIAL Truth Prevails As with all other prophets of God, the Promised Messiah(as) was to meet...
Continuation of the report, 'Rabwah – A Place for Martyrs?' of the UK's Parliamentary Human Rights Group mission to Pakistan investigating the internal flight...
A grim reminder of the self that incites to evil and the need to come nearer to God.
Are recent events over the veil and the cross threatening the freedom of religion?
The English rendering of a Friday Sermon in response to Pope Benedict XVI’s speech containing false and unfounded allegations against Islam and its Holy...
Even though the practice in many so-called Muslim countries may lead to the opposite conclusion,freedom of speech and conscience are fundamental tenets of the...
How the traditions of Islam have been misinterpreted to suggest that Islam prescribes death penalty for apostasy.
Islam possesses a dynamic character. Muslims are duty bound to seek to persuade others about the truth of Islam and of the beneficent values it advocates. This...
The Afghan government released Abdul Rahman, a 41 year old man who converted 16 years ago to Christianity. In 1990, Mr. Rahman left Afghanistan and started to...
An address by Hadhrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad, Khalifatul Masih V – Islam is a religion of tolerance and allows freedom of belief and expression of opinion.
An extract from Murder in the Name of Islam. The punishment for apostacy is of medieval Christian origin that Maududi borrowed and made Islam a mouse-trap.
God’s messengers have followed a method of reform based on reason and persuasion and not on the use of force. Is there a death penalty for changing one’s faith...