الحرام
Haram
What Islam actually forbids — and what it does not.
Is It Haram to Say Hallelujah?
Hallelujah means "praise God" in Hebrew. It comes from the Zabur of Dawud AS, a book the Quran names and affirms. The ruling against it traces back to a single principle that is worth examining.
Read →Is It Haram to Read the Bible?
The Quran calls the Injeel guidance and light and commands people to judge by it. So where does the idea that reading it is forbidden actually come from?
Read →Is It Haram to Question Islam?
Is it haram to question Islam? The Quran doesn't just permit it. Ibrahim AS questioned the stars, the moon, the sun, and became the Friend of Allah.
Read →Is It Haram to Question Allah's Existence?
The companions had thoughts about Allah too terrible to speak. The Prophet ﷺ heard them and called it pure faith. What does that mean for us?
Read →Is It Haram to Own a Credit Card?
Most of us feel guilty about owning a credit card. But what the Quran says about Riba is more precise than most of us realise, and understanding it changes everything.
Read →Is It Haram to Own a Bible?
Answering whether it is haram to own a Bible requires examining the historical record of the ancient scriptures. What that investigation actually shows is worth knowing.
Read →Is It Haram to Go to a Church?
Most of us assume it's forbidden without ever checking. But is it haram to go to a church? What the Quran actually says might be the last thing you expected.
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