Articles Based on Dr. Eyad Qunaibi’s Content

Dr. Eyad Qunaibi is a Jordanian scholar and pharmacology professor known for his commentary on Islamic issues and his critiques of Western influence in Muslim societies. Read his full biography here.

Translated Articles

Here is a collection of translated articles based on Dr. Eyad Qunaibi’s video lectures on YouTube and posts on Telegram:

ALLAH’s Wisdom Behind the Suffering of Children in Gaza, Sudan, and Arakan

Reflect on the profound questions of faith and trials: Why does ALLAH allow suffering, especially among innocent children in tumultuous regions? Unveil the hidden wisdom behind life’s most challenging tests.

Why Muslims Must Continue the Boycott: Upholding Islamic Values and Supporting Gaza and Lebanon

The significant reasons why the boycott remains essential, how it reinforces our Islamic values, and the profound impact it has on both our communities and our brothers and sisters in Gaza.

The Purpose of Life – Series (3 Articles)

This series, offers valuable Islamic reflections that help bridge the gap between knowledge and practice. It encourages readers to contemplate their life’s direction, ensuring that their actions are aligned with Islamic principles.

Gaza and Brutality: Netanyahu’s Vision vs. Islamic Principles

This article examines a resurfaced interview where Netanyahu discusses Israel’s actions in Gaza, and offers a critical analysis from an Islamic viewpoint.

The Duty of Muslim Scholars in Clarifying the Truth

An exploration of the obligation upon scholars and leaders to clarify the truth, uphold justice, and support noble causes.

These articles reflect Dr. Eyad Qunaibi’s deep understanding of contemporary Muslim issues and his analytical approach to societal challenges.

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