From Doubt to Direction: Why the Quran Holds the Answers

02 Dec 2025 10:02am

Many people carry a quiet noise in their minds - questions about life, purpose, pain and faith, but often don’t know who to ask or where to turn for answers. 

Chief Content Officer of Warisan Ummah Ikhlas Foundation Fazrul Ismail reminds us that every question has an answer and the Quran has been offering those answers for over 1,400 years - we just weren’t taught how to truly access them.

If you have noise in your heart, doubts in your mind or difficulties weighing you down, this is your chance to reconnect and rediscover the answers that were always waiting for you.

Find the answers and be elevated at the World Quran Convention on Dec 6 and 7. Purchase the tickets now! 

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