<p>We discuss shirk (idolatry) in an intellectual, spiritual and modern context and examine the story of the messengers and man from a nearby town in Surah Ya Sin (36: 13-27)</p>
<p>Why is shirk or association with God referred to as the 'unforgivable sin' in the Quran? What does idolatry do to the human soul and intellect? What does Tawhid or a belief in the oneness of God do for the human soul and intellect?</p>

We discuss shirk (idolatry) in an intellectual, spiritual and modern context and examine the story of the messengers and man from a nearby town in Surah Ya Sin (36: 13-27) Why is shirk or association with God referred to as the 'unforgivable sin' in the Quran? What does idolatry do to the human soul and intellect? What does Tawhid or a belief in the oneness of God do for the human soul and intellect?

The Unforgivable Sin

Looking at ideas about God, faith, religion and community with an Islamic lens while examining liberating and universal Islamic principles. We wish to see a God-centered, humanist and invidualized Islam that appeals to each person in their sincere search for their Creator wherever they may find Him.

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The Unforgivable Sin

The Unforgivable Sin