“We have started a quest for truth in science but this is not enough. The quest for truth has to be continued in the realm of values as well.” “ Islam does not accept anyone who claims to be a Muslim if  he/she has not found the basic principles of belief according to reasoning.” In this video, you will find answers to the following questions: * Can we understand the existence of God by reasoning or physical means? * How any person can recognize the presence of God by himself & through thinking freely & independently? * How can we find God by many personal experiences? * What is the relation between religion & science? * How science can tell us about God? * What is the history of science  & scientists towards God and religion in different centuries? * What is the manifestation of God in nature? * Is the whole universe made by accident or does  it need a wise designer? * How can we find God’s existence through observation of law and order in nature? * What is the definition of God?

In Islam, religion is a complete way of life, not just a spiritual yearning. When a person believes that God has created the world and has sent guidance to human beings, he would want to follow His guidance.  Islam provides an entire spiritual and social structure that regulates believers in every aspect of their lives: whom they marry, how they conduct business relations, what they say when praying, how they relate to their neighbors, and so on. "Islamic lifestyle" is a 26-part series which focuses on Islamic teachings to make a better life. The series consists of 3 chapters of ”Ethics in Man”, ”Ethics in Family” and ”Ethics in Society”.   Ethics in society is the third chapter of "Islamic lifestyle" series, which deals with codes of conduct in social life from Islamic point of view.  This chapter consists of 8 parts, and is presented by Dr. Hamid Rahimian, university lecturur and Islamic studies. It is appropriated to the following issues:  bidding the right and forbidding the wrong, rights of neighbors, rights of friends and companions, maintaining blood ties, the students` duties toward teachers, rights of others, and business ethics.  The 8th part of the present series, deals with medical ethics and is presented by Dr. Zoha Ghavidel, M.D. Islamic studies scholar. 

Straight Path refers to the basic and fundamental principles of the true Islam which is according to the teachings of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and his progeny (A.S.). The main topics of this package that have been presented by some Muslim scholars after extensive research on the subject include the following subjects: - The Concept of Divine Leadership (Imamat) - The Important Event of Ghadir Khumm; Designation of Imam Ali (a.s.) to Lead the Islamic Ummah after the Holy Prophet (PBUH) - The Life and Position of Lady Zahra (a.s.), the Daughter of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) - The Meaning and Significance of Invocation (Tawassol) and Intercession (Shafa'at)  - Martyrdom of Imam Hussain (a.s.) and the event of Ashura - Mourning for and Visiting the Shrines of the Holy Prophet (PBUH) and Infallible Imams (a.s.) - The Promised Savior, Imam Mahdi(a.s.), and the Important Concept of Mahdaviat Through a number of episodes, the chain of arguments tries to investigate how the topic is developed and understood with numerous references to the primary documents, i.e. Quran and Hadith. In a friendly panel, many questions are raised and answers are provided by Muslim experts. As for the audience, this collection speaks to both Muslim and non-Muslims, since it includes basic and sophisticated discussions suitable for young and above.

“We have started a quest for truth in science but this is not enough. The quest for truth has to be continued in the realm of values as well.” “ Islam does not accept anyone who claims to be a Muslim if he/she has not found the basic principles of belief according to reasoning.”   In this video, you will find answers to the following questions: * How to look at a religion from the viewpoint of a daily life? * Why having a harmonized value system is necessary for a person in a  dynamic society? * Do we need to think about religion? * What are the potential benefits of seeking the truth through religion? * Is religion a man-made phenomena? * How the existence of religion is viewed in man’s history? * What is the methodology of studying religion? * How to learn the systematic approach to the analysis of religion? * How to study the issue of God in a religion? * Can we know God through our knowledge? * How can we believe in God & why we need God?