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The video features Dr. Zakir Naik discussing the topic of eating pork in both Islam and Christianity. He states that consuming pork is considered "haraam" or forbidden in Islam, as it is believed to be impure and unhealthy for human consumption. He also explains that the prohibition of pork in Christianity is mentioned in the Bible, specifically in the book of Leviticus. Dr. Zakir Naik provides various scientific reasons for why pork is considered unhealthy, such as the high level of fat and the presence of harmful bacteria. He concludes by emphasizing the importance of following religious teachings and avoiding what is considered forbidden in both Islam and Christianity.

In this video, Rahul poses a question to Dr Zakir Naik regarding the concept of Allah being egoistic and punishing someone for worshipping someone else. Rahul seems to be skeptical about the idea and wants to clarify his doubts. Dr Zakir Naik, a well-known Islamic scholar, provides a detailed explanation of the Islamic belief in Allah's oneness and why worshipping someone other than Allah is considered a grave sin. He explains that Allah is not egoistic but rather the concept of Tawheed (Oneness of Allah) is based on the belief that there is no deity worthy of worship except Allah. Dr Zakir Naik also provides evidence from the Al Qur'an and Hadist to support his explanation. The video is informative and provides a clear understanding of the Islamic belief in Allah's oneness and the consequences of worshipping someone else.

In this video, a Christian woman and Dr. Zakir engage in a heated exchange about Jesus in Qatar. The woman asserts that Jesus is the only way to heaven, while Dr. Zakir argues that there are many paths to God. The discussion becomes increasingly tense as both parties stand their ground and refuse to back down. Despite the disagreement, both the woman and Dr. Zakir remain civil and respectful towards each other, highlighting the importance of respectful dialogue and open-mindedness in discussions about religion.

In this video, Dr Zakir Naik explains the reasons why Muslim men keep a beard. He begins by stating that keeping a beard is a part of the Islamic tradition, and is believed to have been practiced by the Prophet Muhammad and his companions. Dr Naik then discusses the various benefits of keeping a beard. He notes that a beard can be a sign of masculinity and wisdom, and can help to distinguish Muslim men from non-Muslims. Additionally, he explains that there are health benefits to keeping a beard, as it can help to protect the skin from harmful UV rays and prevent the spread of certain infections.

In this video, Dr. Zakir Naik, a renowned Islamic scholar, addresses the question of whether or not a Muslim can donate blood while fasting. He explains that according to Islamic teachings, saving a life is one of the most important deeds a person can do and is even considered equivalent to saving all of humanity. Dr. Naik goes on to explain that donating blood is an act of saving a life, and therefore, it is permissible for Muslims to donate blood while fasting during the month of Ramadan. He quotes various Islamic texts and interpretations to support his argument and emphasizes the importance of helping others and saving lives. Furthermore, Dr. Naik also mentions that if a person feels weak or dizzy after donating blood, it is allowed for them to break their fast to take care of their health. He emphasizes that in Islam, taking care of one's health and well-being is also very important.

The video titled "Why Did not God Create Only One Religion?" features Dr. Zakir Naik, a renowned Islamic scholar and public speaker, addressing a common question asked by many people around the world. Dr. Naik begins by stating that the question is valid and deserves an answer. He explains that the concept of religion is based on belief in a higher power, and different people have different beliefs based on their culture, upbringing, and environment.

In this video, renowned Islamic scholar Dr. Zakir Naik answers the question of whether or not it is permissible to touch the Quran without performing wudu, the Islamic ablution ritual. Dr. Zakir Naik belongs to the Sunni school of thought in Islam and believes that it is obligatory to perform wudu before touching or reading the Quran. However, he acknowledges that there are different views on this matter among the different schools of thought in Islam. Dr. Zakir Naik provides a detailed explanation of the importance of wudu in Islam and the reasoning behind the different interpretations on this issue. This video is informative for anyone who is interested in the Islamic perspective on this topic.

In this video, Dr. Zakir Naik will explain in detail the procedure for converting to Islam. Aditya, an individual who wants to embrace Islam, asks Dr. Zakir about the steps and requirements for conversion. Dr. Zakir will explain the steps that Aditya and other prospective converts must follow, such as reciting the two testimonies of faith, understanding the basic beliefs of Islam, learning how to pray, and more. Dr. Zakir will also discuss the virtues of Islam and how Islam can bring happiness and peace into a person's life. Not only that, Dr. Zakir will also address common questions asked by those who want to convert to Islam, such as issues of halal food, relationships with non-Muslim family members, and more. Don't miss this video to gain a better understanding of Islam and how to embrace this religion.

The video featuring Dr. Zakir Naik discusses the topic of whether Jesus (pbuh) was really crucified or not. Dr. Naik presents various arguments and evidence from the Bible and the Quran to support his position that Jesus was not actually crucified. He begins by pointing out that there are discrepancies and contradictions in the Bible's accounts of the crucifixion. For example, the Gospel of Mark states that Jesus was crucified on the day of Passover, while the Gospel of John says he was crucified the day before Passover. Dr. Naik also cites other inconsistencies in the accounts of the events leading up to the crucifixion. Dr. Naik then goes on to explain that the Quran, which Muslims believe to be the word of God, presents a different account of what happened to Jesus. According to the Quran, Jesus was not crucified, but rather God raised him up to Himself. Dr. Naik also addresses some of the common arguments used to support the idea that Jesus was crucified, such as the fact that there were eyewitnesses to the event. He argues that just because people witnessed something, it doesn't necessarily mean that it happened the way it is commonly understood. Overall, the video presents a thought-provoking exploration of a controversial topic and offers a different perspective on the crucifixion of Jesus.

"Anger Management in Ramadhaan - Dr. Zakir Naik" is a short lecture by Dr. Zakir Naik, a renowned Islamic scholar, about the importance of controlling anger during the month of Ramadan. In the video, Dr. Zakir Naik explains that Ramadan is not just about abstaining from food and drink during the day, but also about managing emotions and negative behaviors, including anger. Dr. Zakir Naik provides some practical tips on how to manage anger during Ramadan. He emphasizes the importance of remembrance and prayer to calm the heart and stay away from anger. Additionally, he suggests avoiding situations or people that may trigger anger, and taking time to reflect and reconsider the appropriate response before reacting impulsively. The video is aimed at Muslim audiences who want to enhance their Ramadan experience and overcome the challenges that may arise during this holy month. In this video, Dr. Zakir Naik provides valuable teachings about the importance of managing emotions and improving behavior during Ramadan, as well as showing practical ways to do so.

"Acts of Forgiveness in Ramadhaan" is a lecture delivered by Dr. Zakir Naik, a renowned Islamic scholar and public speaker. The video focuses on the importance of forgiveness in Islam, particularly during the holy month of Ramadan. Dr. Naik explains the concept of forgiveness in Islam, and how it is not only beneficial for the person being forgiven but also for the one forgiving.

When we come together in peace, we create a powerful force for change. We can overcome our differences, heal our wounds, and build a better world for ourselves and for future generations