Frequently Asked Questions
What is Islam?
Islam is the final revelation sent by Allah (God in Arabic) to all of mankind, and it comes to us by the Qur’an and the Hadith.
The core principle of Islam is to worship the One Creator without any partners. When it comes to the prophets, Islam respects and accepts them all without exception. Jesus, Moses, Abraham, and Muhammad all preached Islam, which means submitting to God, peace be upon them all. Allah gave every prophet miracles, prophecies, signs, and proofs.
This is so that when the people would see the prophets and their signs, it would become clear that they are preaching the truth.
What is the purpose of this website?
The purpose of this website is very simple.
ProvingIslam.com is a collection of some of the proofs of Islam. Instead of focusing on very specific arguments that people try to bring up against Islam, a solid foundation is set right from the start. There is no need to address such doubts if the foundation of your faith is solid.
Using shocking prophecies and historical accuracies that cannot be found in any other religion, this strong foundation is easily set.
Where is the evidence for Islam?
A thought may come to your mind about the Abrahamic religions.
If all the prophets before us had these signs with them, isn’t it unfair that we live in a time without prophets and without signs, but we are still expected to follow the prophets?
This is something that I personally thought of in the past, and something that made me doubt religion as a whole. “Where is the evidence?”, I thought.
As you read the content on this website, it will be proven to you that the evidence is clearly here, that Islam is the truth. You will see that we do have signs, prophecies, and proofs that are clearly in front of us now.
We are in the same situation as those who lived during the times of the prophets. There is no unfairness, the truth is clearly here.
I’ve seen prophecies before, how are these any different?
Imagine if someone told you it would rain tomorrow on Earth then saying it is a prophecy. Such a prediction is one that anybody can make and expect, so what makes a prophet truly a prophet?
There are multiple criteria. First of all, their prophecies must be unintuitive. It cannot be something that is expected to happen and easily predicted.
Then, their prophecies should be risky. This means there must be a possibility for the prophecies to end up being false. An example of this is to give a specific time frame for a prophecy to occur.
A good example of this is the prophecy about the Byzantine Comeback, which gives a specific time frame for the prophecy to occur.
Additionally, it must be specific. So it should not be a vague statement which can have a million different interpretations.
Lastly, a true prophet cannot get a single prophecy wrong.
Islam fulfills all these criteria and outclasses any other religion.