What does the Quran say about dogs?

Muslims all over the word are led to believe that the dog is a dirty animal and that the mere touching of a dog would void the wudu (ablution) and infect the one who touched it with 'nagasah' (dirty impurity)!. This non ... 5- If this is what the Quran tells us about dogs, where does the prohibition of dogs come from? read more

God did not include the words in 66: 1 in the Quran to belittle the Prophet in our eyes, but these words are placed in the Quran in order to confirm to all believers, across all times, that the Prophet of God does not have the authority to prohibit anything which is not prohibited by God. read more

What does Islam say about Dogs. Islam means submitting ones will to Allah's will, When Allah created His creation, He did not invite anyone to have a say in what He was going to create. Allah does not need to explain what he does to any of His creation. But rather His creation has to explain their actions to Allah. read more

Khaled Al-Naqeeb has mentioned two verses that mention a dog, specifically, and one verse that refers to hunting animals, which is reasonable to apply to dogs. read more