Every journey of faith begins with understanding. And Islam invites you to learn with both heart and mind. In this section, you’ll find the foundations of authentic Islamic knowledge, explained in clear and gentle language straight from the Qur’an and Saheeh Hadith. Whether you’re a new Muslim sister taking your first steps or someone seeking to rediscover the beauty of Islam, these lessons will help you build a strong connection with Allah, understand the message of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, and live with peace, purpose, and devotion. Each topic is crafted to guide you, from learning who Allah is, to understanding how to pray, to discovering what it truly means to say Laa ilaha illallah.

• Who is Allah?
• The Names & Attributes of Allah
• The Meaning of Laa ilaha illallah
• The Six Pillars of Faith
• Qadr (Destiny)

• Who is Prophet Muhammad ﷺ
• The Story of the Prophets
• Why We Love the Prophet ﷺ
• Following the Sunnah

• Shahadah
• Salah (Prayer)
• Zakat
• Sawm (Fasting)
• Hajj

• How to Pray
• How to Make Wudu
• Du’a & Dhikr
• Halal & Haram
• Modesty & Hijab
• Women’s Rights in Islam

• Misconception #1: Islam is about violence – What the Qur’an really teaches
• Misconception #2: Women are oppressed in Islam – The truth in the Sunnah
• Misconception #3: Hijab is forced – Understanding modesty & choice in Islam
• Misconception #4: Muslims worship the Kaaba – Clarifying Tawḥīd
• Misconception #5: Jihad means only war – Exploring spiritual struggle (jihad al-nafs)
• Misconception #6: Islam spread by the sword – How Islam actually spread through character, justice, and compassion.
• Misconception #7: Muslims reject Jesus (ʿĪsā) – The truth: Muslims deeply love and honor him as a Prophet of Allah.
• Misconception #8: Islam is only for Arabs – Islam is a message for all humanity, beyond race or culture.
• Misconception #9: Muslims are not loyal to their countries – Understanding how Islam teaches honesty and loyalty wherever one lives.
• Misconception #10: Islam doesn’t allow freedom of belief – What the Qur’an says about “No compulsion in religion.”
• Misconception #11: Polygamy in Islam is unfair to women – Exploring its context, wisdom, and balance in Shariah.
• Misconception #12: Islam restricts women’s education or work – How Islam encourages knowledge and contribution with modesty.
• Misconception #13: Muslims hate non-Muslims – Understanding the Prophet ﷺ’s mercy and good manners toward all.
• Misconception #14: Shariah Law is cruel – What Shariah truly means: justice, ethics, and protection of human rights.
• Misconception #15: Muslims can’t live peacefully in the West – How faith and modern life can harmonize beautifully.
• Misconception #16: Muslims don’t believe in science or progress – The Islamic legacy of scholars who built modern knowledge.
• Misconception #17: Ramadan is about starvation – Understanding the purpose of fasting and spiritual growth.
• Misconception #18: Muslim marriages are arranged or loveless – Islam’s emphasis on consent, compassion, and mutual respect.
• Misconception #19: Islam is a religion of fear, not love – Discovering Allah’s mercy, forgiveness, and closeness to His servants.
• Misconception #20: Prophet Muhammad ﷺ married a child (Aisha ra) – Understanding the historical context, maturity standards of the 7th century, and the wisdom behind the marriage.
• Misconception #21: Media myths about Islam – How to fact-check and find authentic Islamic knowledge.