Quran Garden - The Holy Quran Explained in Clear English (English Tafsir)

The phrase “devoted myself,” is mentioned in the Quran, Surah Al-Imran, Aya 20. It is translated from the Arabic origin “Aslamtu Wajhee.” The literal translation is, “I have submitted or surrendered my face.” Find the Tafsir meaning of this verse in this week's Podcast.

Many corrupt Imams, Priests, and Rabbis use their authority to destroy God's teachings. Why would any preacher do that? Find the answers in this week's English Quran Tafsir of Aya 19 of Alu Imran

What is the difference between and ignorant person and an illustrate person? Which is more dangerous to society? Find who and more in this week's English Quran tafsir of Verse 19 of Chapter Al Imran.

What was the religion of previous prophets and messengers? Were Jesus, Moses, David and Abraham Muslim, Jewish or Christian? Which religion is right? Find the answers in this week's English Tafsir of Aya 19 of Surah Al Imran

Slavery has a very bad history. But can a slave be proud? Can You be a proud slave? Find the answer and more in this week's English Quran Tafsir of Aya 18 of Surah Al Imran.

Is Allah really fair? Take a few moments to understand the meaning of God is All-Just, All-Wise. Allah is Al-Aadel, Al-Hakeem. English Quran tafsir of Aya 18 of Surah Al Imarn

Wonderful English Quran Tafsir of Aya 18 of Surat Al Imran. God bears witness that there is no god but Him, as do the angels and those who have knowledge, upholding justice. There is no god but Him, the Almighty, the All-Wise. (3:18)

Allah may be asking you to help the poor today, but He will ask everyone to help you if you fall on hard times. So as you give, remind yourself: ‘If I, or my children, become helpless, there will be someone to help us.' Isn't this the best insurance policy?

Do you the true meaning of being devout or 'Qanit'? Who are the Qaniteen to Allah? ??What is their reward? Find the answers and much more in this week's English Quran Tafsir session.

What does it take to go to the Jannah Paradise in islam? Allah gives you a short checklist of things to do. Find out more in the Tafsir of Aya verse 17 of Surah Al Imran.

Allah tells to us in a sacred narration: “O my servants, if you think that I do not see you, then the fault is in your faith. And if you think that I see you, yet you still disobey Me, then why do you treat Me as the least important observer?” Learn more in this week's English Quran Tafsir Update.

Forget about paradise, forget about Janna. There is a place far better where you can be in Allah's company. Learn how to earn this great honor and live with God. Find out more in this week's English Quran meaning Tafsir.

God Almighty is making an announcement!! It must be something monumental. Listen to God's announcement in this week's English Al Imran Quran tafsir update.

Real beauty vs fake beauty. Look at the vast majority of advertisements on TV and in magazines. They are specifically designed to lure people into following their desires. They dangle the keys of sex, riches, and countless other traps to seduce you. The Quran can help you differentiate between real and fake beauty. Listen to this week's English Quran Tafsir.

A big farm, purebred horses, fancy cars, and piles of gold and silver. That's the good life! or is it?

Plan your life, work hard, and get results. That is the promise of life, but it is not true. You can do everything right and lose. What is the solution? We can help you get an absolute guaranteed results in this week's Al Imran English Quran Tafsir translation.

Do you know the story of how Mus’ab met his brother Abu ‘Aziz –a disbeliever- on the Badr battlefield? Abu Aziz was a captive -prisoner of war-. The conversation that took place between the two brothers will amaze you. learn more in this week's English Quran Tafsir update.

How many Muslim fighters were with Prophet Muhammad on the day of Badr? Was it 313, 628, 1000 or 2000? Allah gives you multiple answers in the Quran! Take a moment to listen to the Tafsir of Verse Aya 13 of Surah Ali Imran.

"Qul" Or "Say". Why do so many Ayas & Verses of the Quran Start with the Word "Say? The answer has to do with our beloved Prophet Muhammad who was called by his enemies "The Truthful and the Trustworthy." Learn more in this week's English Quran Al-Imran Tafsir.

Do you find it difficult to understand how the legal system works? Here is an easy and Islamic way to understand. It also happens to be the same way that God, religion, prophets and the holy books (including the Quran) works. learn more in this week's English Quran Tafsir Update.

Why do many people dismiss the Hereafter? Why do many people do not believe in an afterlife? Why is atheism on the rise? Find the answers and much more in this week's English Quran Tafsir update. We also discuss China's one child policy and its direct effects on female abortion.

Have you heard many Muslims and Arabs say "Insha Allah"? Do you know what it means? Do you know why the Quran instructs Muslims to say "In Sha Allah" many times each day? Find the answers and much more in this week's English Quran Tafsir session.

The meaning of this verse/Aya changes based on where you put a comma! Learn more in this week's Ali-Imran English Quran Tafseer. We also discuss the Islamic law for theft and murder.

Did you know that sinners -regardless of their faith- know right from wrong? Even those who never heard God's teachings! Find out why and much more in this week's Quran Tafsir in English session (we explain Verse/Aya 7 of Surah Al-Imran)

Have you noticed that some verses/ayat of the Quran are very difficult to understand. What should you do? Should you ignore them? Are they important? We can help. Find the answers and much more in this week's English Quran Tafsir.