Are all Arabs Muslim?
No, not all Arabs are Muslim, and most Muslims are not Arab. Arabs are roughly one in five of the world's Muslims; Indonesia has the most.
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Belief, doubts, repentance and finding your identity as a new Muslim. Short, honest answers for new Muslims.
No, not all Arabs are Muslim, and most Muslims are not Arab. Arabs are roughly one in five of the world's Muslims; Indonesia has the most.
Make Muslim friends at university by joining the MSA or ISoc, going to Jumu'ah and the prayer room, and showing up to the same events regularly.
Cope with being the only Muslim at school by keeping your prayers, finding Muslim community outside school, and answering classmates with confidence.
Allah cares about your effort and intentions more than grades. Studying can be worship, you can make dua for exams, and bad marks aren't punishment.
Yes, you can go to the mosque if you don't know how to pray yet. Watch, follow the imam, and ask for help; it's one of the best places to learn.
Yes, Muslims can generally support a team nicknamed the Devils, like Manchester United. A nickname is branding, but some avoid devil logos and chants.
Yes, Muslims believe the Quran is the last holy book, sent to the final prophet and preserved by Allah. How it relates to the Torah and Gospel.
Yes, you can cheer for your country against a Muslim-majority team. Sport isn't a contest of faiths; just avoid tribalism, insults and hostility.
Tawhid in Islam is the belief that Allah is One and alone deserves worship. Learn its meaning, its three aspects and why shirk is its opposite.
If you make a mistake in prayer, usually carry on and add two prostrations of forgetfulness (sujud as-sahw) at the end. Common mistakes and fixes.
To remember to pray on time, use prayer app alerts, link each prayer to a daily habit, and plan busy days ahead. Simple tips for new Muslims.
No, jinn do not know the future. Only Allah knows the unseen; jinn didn't even notice Sulayman's death. Why fortune tellers sometimes seem right.