In our busy lives we barely have much time to think or plan what to do next for Islam. It is highly understandable and yet as Muslims we must give it some time from our busy schedule. Islam is not a chore that a housewife has to do or a business contract for a businessman. …
After writing Ten Things What Reverts Get to Hear, I thought of penning down the curious case of new muslimahs or secretly revert muslimahs. How are they different from other practising muslims or reverts? Well, with a few only their family knows about their reversion (not disclosed to distant relatives or family friends; and they …
بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم by: Naheed Sattar A man with a goal in his life is comparable to a ship, whereas the one with no purpose is like a piece of wood. If a piece of wood is thrown in water, it keeps moving and floating aimlessly, as the waves push it. At the end …
In Islam praying five times a day is obligatory. But in the society we live in today I can understand how easy it is to fall out of that cycle. This is the time where you start having that on-off relationship with Salat (Arabic for prayers). You promised yourself that you would pray in five …
we are supposed to worship Allah and be good and dutiful to our parents. It’s pretty clear-cut and straightforward, right? Wrong. It’s actually not as straightforward as we would like it to be.
As of late I’ve been feeling myself go through a real style transformation – not just in the clothing itself, but also in philosophy. I’ve always been someone to dress up and make an effort when going out (even when running to 7-11 for a slurpee run) but those thrown together ensembles, while gallant in …
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By: Umm Zakiyyah Source : Saudi Gazette I think most of us know how it feels to struggle in our faith. We know from personal experience the ups and downs in spirituality, so it comes as no surprise that a characteristic of emaan itself is that it increases and decreases. But the problem is, for …
I am a Muslim but I dont Pray, What should I do? Read More »
All Praise be to Allah the Lord of Alamin, The zeal with which a convert enters Islam is magnanimously beautiful. The feeling of being absolutely clean and free from the past sins and the contentment which just brushed their heart when they found their lost faith makes them feel back home, and not to forget …
By: Peter Weber, Originally Published on The Week Most of the high-profile terrorist attacks of the past 15 years have been carried out (or attempted) by Muslim extremists, usually aligned with one of a handful of terrorist organizations: Al Qaeda and its regional offshoots, Boko Haram, separatists in Russia’s Caucuses region, Jemaah Islamiyah, the Taliban, …
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