In a world where Islām is often misunderstood and misrepresented, the Twenty Most Common Questions about Islām sheds light on the truth behind the misconceptions. Media bias and misinformation have led many non-Muslims to form distorted perceptions of this universal faith. This book provides clear, logical, and evidence-based responses to the most frequently asked questions, addressing critical topics such as the Existence of God, the Prophethood of Muhammad SAW, Halal and Harām, Terrorism and Jihad, the Noble Qur’an, Shariah, Polygamy, Hijab, Pork and Alcohol, the Concept of the Afterlife-to name a few.

Drawing upon the Qur’an, authentic Ahādīth, and extensive experience in Da’wah, this book is a valuable resource for promoting understanding, dispelling doubts, and fostering constructive interfaith dialogue. Whether you’re a Muslim seeking to refine your Da’wah approach or a non-Muslim looking to gain insight into Islām, this book will help you move beyond the myths and appreciate the true essence of the faith.