TOC: Inquiries about Islam

Inquiries about Islam

About the Author

Foreword

Preface

Part 1
Freedom of Discussion in Islam

Part 2
Definition of Islam

Part 3
Why Is Islam Popular?

1. The Holy Qur'an

2. The Personality of The Prophet of Islam

3 . The Strong Faith of the Early Muslims

4. The Principles of Islam Were a Great Source of Attraction

5. The Principles of Islam are Consistent and Cohesive

6. The Principles of Islam have a Positive Attitude towards all Aspects of the Human Life

7. The Principles of Islam are Universal

Part 4
How Islam Views the Universal Creation

-The Order of Creation

Part 5
The Creator of the Universe

Part 6
One Creator

Part 7
Where Islam and Christianity Agree and Differ on Jesus

Part 8
Divine Justice

Part 9
Freedom versus Predestination

Part 10
A Light on the History of the Prophethood

Part 11
Why Do We Need Prophets?

1. There Is A Need To Remind People Of God

2. There Is A Need For An Incontrovertible Authority

3. There is a Need for Adoration of God

4. There Is A Need To Restrain The Impulses

5. There is a Need For Information About Afterlife

Part 12
The Prophet Mohammad

Part 13
More Evidence on His Prophethood: Predictions Dealing with the Future of the Qur'an

Part 14
More Evidence: Forecasting the Future of Islam

Part 15
Information About the Future of the Prophet and the Prophethood

Part 16
Prediction of a Christian Triumph

Part 17
More Evidence: Revealing Unknown Facts

Part 18
The Bible Testifies for Mohammad

Part 19
The Hereafter

Part 20
The Commandments or Prohibitions in Islam

Part 21
Difference Among Muslims

-The Reformatory Principles

-Islam is a Reformatory Ideology

-The Endeavor of the Author for Islamic Unity

-The Declaration