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Women are victims of oppression and exploitation all over the world

 Article by Farhan khan ( president at United Research for Religious Affairs) Women are one of the victims of social and economic oppression and exploitation in the world, but discrimination against women has always been in the form of a problem. Some ancient religions have described woman as a soulless creature and the root of all evil. In today's age, woman is considered as a mere sex toy. A report by Amnesty International states that women are not valued in any country in the world. Women from all social classes, societies and races are at risk of having their human rights violated. In the said report, it has been revealed that women are being killed, their honor and respect are being robbed all over the world. They are being tortured. This has been said in the report regarding Bosnia, Rwanda and Mexico. According to a United Nations report, women in China work an average of 12 hours while men have an average of 10 hours of work, but the tragedy is that they are paid less...
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Social networking For the flood victims

 The president of the institution, Farhan Khan, under his support and with the support of foreign friends, specially (Dr Jelena Petrovic from Serbia) with his team, took full part in helping the beneficiaries affected by the recent flood disasters. The United Research for Religious Affairs organization focused on these issues.  1-Immediate provision of tents and blankets for more than 50 families displaced by floods  2-Due to the outbreak of dengue virus, the closure of the full medical campus for these sick people 3-Ration and clean water campaign for flood affected families 4-Special care campaign especially for small children, pregnant women and elderly affected by flood. Come and support us in this good, great work, our flood affected sisters and brothers are waiting for your special help.(100% Donation Policy) Bank Account details (IBAN: PK58 UNIL 0109 0002 2900 2098)Farhan Office phone 0092 3342424492
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Inconsistency in Islam and Science

By Farhan khan (president at United Research for Religious Affairs) Islam is a complete code of life as well as a religion of nature, which keeps an eye on all the conditions and changes that are related to the manifestation of the inner and outer existence of man and the universe. It is an undisputed fact that Islam provided the foundations of modern science by enlightening the humanity wandering in the vortex of Greek philosophy with the light of knowledge. The main theme of the Holy Quran is "man", who has been invited hundreds of times to be aware of the situations and events happening around him and the events of the world. He should work with and utilize the consciousness and powers of observation given by Allah Ta'ala so that the hidden secrets of the universe can be revealed to him. The Relationship between Religion and Science Today's era is the era of advancement of scientific sciences. Science is rightly defined as contemporary knowledge. Therefore, in...
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Serve the Suffering Humanity

 By Farhan khan  (President at United Research for Religious Affairs) This is the rule of the world, no human being can live alone. Every human being needs other human beings to survive. The life of every human being is connected with the cooperation of other human beings. No human being can live without the cooperation of other human beings. A person has to complete the journey of life by cooperating and taking cooperation with each other and an ideal society is the one in which all people cooperate with each other and consider it their duty to live by fulfilling the needs of the needy. . Working together is the beginning of a good society. Helping each other regardless of discrimination is a characteristic of all societies. Every religion of the world has exhorted to serve humanity without discrimination. Caring for the needs of the needy is the basic teaching of every religion. Islam's teachings on human rights provide a comprehensive guide to social responsibilities...
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Importance of Social Work in Islam

 By Farhan khan President United Research for Religious Affairs) Social work or humanitarian service and working for the poor and needy people of the society is a great virtue and Islam has taught it. This is the blessed Sunnah of the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) and he has described the great reward and reward of serving the suffering humanity and helping the needy people. I even submit that after the revelation of the Prophet (PBUH), the first introduction of him came to us from the same reference that he (PBUH) used to serve the needy and deserving people. And when the first revelation was revealed to the last Prophet of Allah, Muhammad (PBUH), he (PBUH) came to his house and said to his wife, Umm al-Mu'minin, Hazrat Khadija (RA): He consoled and said that by God, Allah will not make you sad. And the argument he gave for his claim was that, "You (PBUH) do mercy, help the needy, serve guests, lend a hand to people in their difficulties an...
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What are the Principles of Interfaith Tolerance?

Here is no doubt that there are followers of different religions in the world.Every religion has its own permanent existence.Followers of every religion should strive to live on the principles of peace, tolerance and mutual respect. There is no harm in trying to reduce mistrust and hatred in the society. In spite of differences of belief, one should respect each other because differences of belief have always existed in the world and will continue to exist. Man is completely free to adopt whatever belief he wants according to his heart's belief and to imagine his salvation based on whatever ideals he wants, but this right cannot be given to anyone to try to force his beliefs on someone or to have such beliefs. Act according to those who teach oppression. The only way to resolve differences reasonably or spread truths is to listen honestly to each other's views and viewpoints in an environment of peace and security, free from all bias, and with great respect for what is not ...
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The Challenge of Religion and Intolerance

 Religion is a personal matter of every individual and no one has the right to interfere in it. No citizen is accountable to another for his religious views.  The fact that the state is Islamic does not necessarily mean that any individual or group will become a contractor of their own religion. The state's Islamic state has been told by the constitution itself that there will be no legislation against the Qur'an and Sunnah.  The constitution gives full protection to religious freedom and does not give anyone the right to take away this freedom of others. It should also be kept in front that Allah Ta'ala has not made us the ombudsman of others. If we think that someone's words are wrong and we want to convey the right message to him, then religion has also told us his manners. We have been told.  That we should speak gently. If there is a need for discussion, speak in a good way. The aim is not to humiliate anyone, it should be good for him.  Religious tolerance...
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