QUESTION: If Adam and Hawwa (Eve), peace be upon them, ate wheat, could bread be the fruit of the Tree of Knowledge?
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What was the “Forbidden Fruit” in the Garden of Eden?
A popular misconception is that the "forbidden fruit" was an apple, neither the Qur'an or the Bible substantiate this claim. As for what the fruit was, no one really knows but some popular candidates proposed by scholars are the pomegranate, fig, grape, citron, and even wheat. Ironically the latter, which isn't even a fruit, may well…Read more What was the “Forbidden Fruit” in the Garden of Eden?
KhilafahOnline – Christmas Message 2013
Shaykh Paul Salahuddin Armstrong delivers his Christmas message from the United Kingdom, 24 December 2013. http://www.KhilafahOnline.com
A9 TV: Return to Reality with Shaykh Paul Salahuddin Armstrong
Shaykh Paul Salahuddin Armstrong's recent interview on A9 TV.
KhilafahOnline – What Is Islam?
First in a brand new series of short videos being produced by Paul Salahuddin Armstrong of KhilafahOnline, discussing religion, life, philosophy and related issues. http://www.KhilafahOnline.com
Love Honestly and Openly
A few hundred years ago in Khorasan, people used to spend at least some of their time studying in madrassah, to perfect their understanding of Islam, Adab and how best to live the Sunnah. At one such madrassah, a mixed class used to attend to lessons of a very renowned shaykh. Among the students, was…Read more Love Honestly and Openly
Faith Forum: Star Wars, Jedi training and the essence of our Humanity
Discussing everything from Star Wars, Jedi training and the essence of our Humanity, Ravi Ladva and myself with Dr Talib Warsi on Hidayat TV's Faith Forum.
Slough Faith Partnership’s Film Festival for One World Week
Participating in Slough Faith Partnership's Film Festival for One World Week. Actively engaging in a wonderfully open and positive discussion on Human Rights issues, touching on topics of acceptance, expectations of family/society/religion/cultural group, gender, sexuality, religious issues etc. http://www.sloughfaithpartnership.org.uk
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