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Reflect 0 / 33
- S1 The seed and the date stone split open — read not read yet
- S2 Milk "from between digested food and blood" — read not read yet
- S3 The bee and honey — read not read yet
- S4 Creation of the human being — read not read yet
- S5 Sun and moon, each in an orbit — read not read yet
- S6 Water and life — read not read yet
- S7 Two seas and a barrier — read not read yet
- S8 Pairs and the diversity of tongues and colours — read not read yet
- S9 Fine-tuning — read not read yet
- S10 Birds held in the sky — read not read yet
- S11 The camel — read not read yet
- S12 The spider's house — read not read yet
- S13 Sleep as a sign, and souls "taken" in sleep — read not read yet
- S14 Shadows extending and contracting — read not read yet
- S15 Rain reviving dead earth — read not read yet
- S16 Mountains as pegs — read not read yet
- S17 Clouds and winds — read not read yet
- S18 Fire from the green tree — read not read yet
- S19 Iron "sent down" — read not read yet
- S20 The ant — read not read yet
- S21 Night and day; the sun as a lamp, the moon as a light — read not read yet
- S22 Fingertips and resurrection — read not read yet
- S23 Expansion of the heavens — read not read yet
- S24 A smoke-like origin; heavens and earth joined then split — read not read yet
- S25 The protected roof — read not read yet
- S26 Darkness in the deep sea — read not read yet
- S27 Gardens and fruits watered by one water — read not read yet
- S28 Livestock and their benefits — read not read yet
- S29 Human consciousness and the soul — read not read yet
- S30 DNA and the information in life — read not read yet
- S31 Ecological balance and measure — read not read yet
- S32 The human being taught to speak — read not read yet
- S33 The diversity of colors in nature — read not read yet
Live 0 / 15
- M1 Justice even against oneself — read not read yet
- M2 Mercy and iḥsān — read not read yet
- M3 Parents and family — read not read yet
- M4 Ethics of speech — read not read yet
- M5 Gratitude and patience — read not read yet
- M6 Forgiveness and anger — read not read yet
- M7 Dignity and diversity — read not read yet
- M8 Wealth, charity, fair trade, and the ban on exploitation — read not read yet
- M9 Amāna: trust, honesty, keeping promises — read not read yet
- M10 Orphans, the poor, travelers and neighbors — read not read yet
- M11 Humility and avoiding arrogance — read not read yet
- M12 Care for the earth, moderation, and avoiding corruption on earth — read not read yet
- M13 Marriage: love and mercy between spouses — read not read yet
- M14 Knowledge and seeking it — read not read yet
- M15 Self-discipline and character — read not read yet
Ask 0 / 38
- Q1 Why is there suffering if God is all-good and all-powerful? — read not read yet
- Q2 If everything is written, how am I free? — read not read yet
- Q3 Why believe the Creator is involved (deism)? — read not read yet
- Q4 Was the Quran preserved? — read not read yet
- Q5 Is evolution compatible with Islam? — read not read yet
- Q6 Does Islam treat women unequally? — read not read yet
- Q7 Is leaving Islam punishable by death? — read not read yet
- Q8 Is doubting a sin? I keep having blasphemous thoughts. — read not read yet
- Q9 Why does God need our worship? — read not read yet
- Q10 Why five daily prayers, and why do I feel nothing? — read not read yet
- Q11 Are hadith reliable? (including "Kuran İslamı") — read not read yet
- Q12 Are "scientific miracles" in the Quran real? — read not read yet
- Q13 Is eternal Hell just for finite sins? — read not read yet
- Q14 Are good people of other faiths saved? What about those who never heard? — read not read yet
- Q15 Why are prayers (du'a) unanswered? — read not read yet
- Q16 Earthquakes and disasters: are they punishment? (Türkiye, February 2023) — read not read yet
- Q17 Who created God? — read not read yet
- Q18 "If religious people act like this, why believe?" — read not read yet
- Q19 Why one "right" Islam? Why so many sects? — read not read yet
- Q20 Aisha's age at marriage — read not read yet
- Q21 Slavery — read not read yet
- Q22 The Prophet's wars and Banu Qurayza — read not read yet
- Q23 Polygyny — read not read yet
- Q24 Hijab and coercion — read not read yet
- Q25 Homosexuality — read not read yet
- Q26 Isn't belief just upbringing? — read not read yet
- Q27 Why believe Muhammad was a prophet? — read not read yet
- Q28 Why Islam and not another religion? — read not read yet
- Q29 Why would a self-sufficient God create? — read not read yet
- Q30 Evidence for an afterlife — read not read yet
- Q31 Are my non-Muslim loved ones lost? — read not read yet
- Q32 Is deism a stable position? — read not read yet
- Q33 Miracles vs natural laws — read not read yet
- Q34 Consciousness: can matter explain the mind? — read not read yet
- Q35 Why fast? Why so many rules? — read not read yet
- Q36 Is claiming one religion is true arrogant? — read not read yet
- Q37 Can I be "spiritual but not religious"? — read not read yet
- Q38 How do I rebuild faith after a crisis of doubt? — read not read yet
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- The first seed Read any page and reflect on it. 0 Done
- Through all three doors One page from each of Reflect, Live and Ask. 0 Done
- Water and life Read the three signs about water. 0 Done
- Look up Three signs about the sky and the cosmos. 0 Done
- Among the creatures Three signs about animals. 0 Done
- Sit with a hard question Read one question in Ask all the way through. No hurry. 0 Done
- Three hard questions Three questions from Ask. 0 Done
- Five ways to live Five themes from Live. 0 Done
- Come back another day Finish pages on two different days. However long in between. 0 Done
- The Reflect bed Every page in Reflect. 0 Done
- The Live bed Every page in Live. 0 Done
- The Ask bed Every question in Ask. 0 Done
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