Dr. Jamal Badawi was born and raised in Egypt, and it was in Cairo that Dr. Badawi started his career as a student. He received his bachelors from Ain Shams University (Cairo, Egypt). Upon receiving the degree, he headed for America, and enrolled in Indiana University (Bloomington, IN) where he received both his Masters and doctorate in the department of Business Administration. Upon completing his education, Dr. Badawi began working right away and still is quite active in the Muslim community. Currently, Dr. Badawi is the director of the Islamic Information Foundation (Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada), which is a non-profit foundation seeking to promote better understanding of Islam by Muslims and non-Muslims. He is also working in his own field in Business Administration, as a Professor of Management at St. Mary University (Halifax). He is also a cross-appointed faculty member in the Departments of Religious Studies and Management, at St. Mary University. Previously, Dr. Badawi has taught a course on Islam at Stanford University (California). Along with all these commitments, Dr. Badawi is a member of the Fiqh Council of North America, a part of the Islamic Society of North America, a member of the Consultative Council of North America, and a member of the Juristic Council of North America. Dr. Badawi is a highly sought after lecturer here in North America and abroad. He is an excellent orator on various pertinent topics, especially Islam and Christianity. He is also very active in journalism and broadcasting. About Islamic Teachings This program, for Dr. Jamal Badawi, contains about 176 acoustical hours that discuss 13 main subjects. Through this program, you have a real chance to understand Islam. In the very beginning, you'll know: What Monotheism means, how to believe in Allah, Prophets, angles, what's after death, etc. Then, you'll get to understand the systems the Creator set for all human beings: The moral and social system, the economic system, the political system, etc. Finally, there are so many misunderstood concepts about Islam you'll be so close to discuss and understand. "Islamic Teachings" is, indeed, your key to discover Islam. The subjects are as follows : Monotheism Prophethood Muhammad (pbuh) In The Bible Muslim's Beliefs The Pillars Of Islam. Moral Teachings Of Islam Social System Of Islam Economic System Of Islam Political System Of Islam Al-Qur'an: The Ultimate Miracle Al-Qur'an: Its Authenticity And Its Sciences Jesus (pbuh) : The Beloved Messenger Of Allah Muhammad (pbuh) : The Last Messenger Of Allah SERIES K: JESUS (PBUH): BELOVED MESSENGER OF ALLAH (PART 2) CD 17 33. Later Unitarians VII - William Channing 34. Trinity, Atonement, and Blood Sacrifice I: The Trinity -1 CD 18 35. Trinity, Atonement, and Blood Sacrifice II: The Trinity -2 36. Trinity, Atonement, and Blood Sacrifice III: Sin and Atonement -1 CD 19 37. Trinity, Atonement, and Blood Sacrifice IV: Sin and Atonement -2 38. Trinity, Atonement, and Blood Sacrifice V: Sin and Atonement -3 CD 20 39. Trinity, Atonement, and Blood Sacrifice VI: Sin and Atonement -4 40. Trinity, Atonement, and Blood Sacrifice VII: Sin and Atonement -5 CD 21 41. Trinity, Atonement, and Blood Sacrifice VIII: Sin and Atonement -6 42. Trinity, Atonement, and Blood Sacrifice IX: Crucifixion -1 CD 22 43. Trinity, Atonement, and Blood Sacrifice X: Crucifixion -2 44. Trinity, Atonement, and Blood Sacrifice XI: Crucifixion -3 CD 23 45. Trinity, Atonement, and Blood Sacrifice XII: Crucifixion -4 46. Trinity, Atonement, and Blood Sacrifice XIII: Crucifixion -5 CD 24 47. Trinity, Atonement, and Blood Sacrifice XIV: Crucifixion -6 48. Trinity, Atonement, and Blood Sacrifice XV: Crucifixion -7 CD 25 49. Trinity, Atonement, and Blood Sacrifice XVI: Crucifixion -8 50. Trinity, Atonement, and Blood Sacrifice XVII: Resurrection -1 CD 26 51. Trinity, Atonement, and Blood Sacrifice XVIII: Resurrection -2 52. Trinity, Atonement, and Blood Sacrifice XIX: Resurrection -3 CD 27 53. Trinity, Atonement, and Blood sacrifice XX: Roots of “God Incarnate” -1 54. Trinity, Atonement, and Blood Sacrifice XXI: Roots of “God Incarnate” -2 CD 28 55. Trinity, Atonement, and Blood Sacrifice XXII: Roots of “God Incarnate” -3 56. Trinity, Atonement, and Blood Sacrifice XXIII: Roots of “God Incarnate” -4 CD 29 57. Trinity, Atonement, and Blood Sacrifice XXIV: Roots of “God Incarnate” -5 58. Trinity, Atonement, and Blood Sacrifice XXV: Roots of “God Incarnate” -6 CD 30 59. Trinity, Atonement, and Blood Sacrifice XXVI: Roots of “God Incarnate” -7 60. Trinity, Atonement, and Blood Sacrifice XXVII: Roots of “God Incarnate” -8 CD 31 61. Trinity, Atonement, and Blood Sacrifice XXVIII: The Islamic Perspective 62. The Question of Mystery CD 32 63. Authority and Authenticity of the Scriptures I 64. Authority and Authenticity of the Scriptures II