Why Islam Is True — A Rational Investigation

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Investigate the case for Islam through clear arguments, public evidence, and careful responses to objections. This free course from Al Baseerah Project contains twenty core video lessons and a supplementary presentation workshop.

Begin with truth and evidence, examine the case for an independent Creator, and investigate revelation, the Qur’an, prophetic testimony, and divine authority. Each lesson includes a reflection task. Register and enroll to save your lesson progress.

Companion reading

Download The Search for Truth — 106-page expanded booklet (PDF)

The expanded booklet develops additional arguments and source studies beyond the recorded lessons.

Author: Abu Muhamed Alee. Presented by Al Baseerah Teams. This is an independent adaptation following the Why Islam Is True curriculum associated with Hamza Karamali; no endorsement is implied.

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What Will You Learn?

  • Reconstruct short arguments and defend their central premises.
  • Distinguish dependence, necessary existence, agency, and oneness.
  • Evaluate Qur’anic composition, historical testimony, and prophetic signs.
  • Compare serious rival explanations using consistent standards.
  • Present the cumulative case and answer relevant objections with care.

Course Content

1 Foundations — Truth and the Creator
Lessons 1–7: evidence, dependence, necessity, and knowing agency.

  • 01 Is belief only upbringing?
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  • 02 What do Muslims mean by God?
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  • 03 Why dependent reality needs a ground
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  • 04 Does science replace a Creator?
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  • 05 Did the universe begin? The kalam argument
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  • 06 Could physical reality itself be necessary?
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  • 07 Why think the Creator knows and chooses?
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2 Oneness, Objections and Prophetic Authentication
Lessons 8–13: sovereignty, suffering, revelation, miracles, and attestation.

3 The Qur’an, Testimony and Divine Authority
Lessons 14–18: composition, reception, public signs, sincerity, and knowledge.

4 Responsible Living and Presentation Workshop
Lessons 19–20 and supplementary capstone: judgment, science and revelation, and presenting the case.

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