For Muslims who want to share their faith well. Covers what da'wah is and why it matters, how the earlier prophets called their people, how the Prophet ﷺ spread the message from Makkah to the kings, the character a caller needs, a step-by-step da'wah conversation, staying in control of a difficult conversation, how to explain Islam in plain words, why Muslims believe Muhammad ﷺ is a prophet and the Quran is from Allah, scientific signs in the Quran, the questions people ask Muslims most often, conversations with Christians, Jews, idol worshippers and atheists, and how to support new Muslims and family.
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The core words of da'wah, the verses that command it, and the hadith that tell every Muslim they have a part in it.
36 total questions
Card #1
Da'wah
Card #2
Da'i
Card #3
Mad'u
1. A new Muslim says they know too little to share anything about Islam yet. Which saying of the Prophet ﷺ answers this?
2. A colleague accepts Islam after years of your patient example. In a hadith said to Ali at Khaybar, guiding one person is better for you than:
3. You remind a friend about praying on time and they start doing it. According to a hadith in Sahih Muslim, what do you receive?
1. Allah says He sent the Prophet ﷺ only as a mercy to the ___ (Al-Anbiya 21:107).
Hint: All of creation
2. "And Allah invites to the Home of ___" (Yunus 10:25).
Hint: Dar as-Salam
3. Surah Al-Asr says people are in loss except those who believe, do good, and urge one another to truth and to ___.
Hint: Sabr
