When the home becomes a garden of Jannah
In every language and culture, there is a word that melts the hardest of hearts and that is family. It evokes warmth, safety, and a sense of belonging. But, in Islam, we are taught that family is more than a small village of comfort, it is a sacred trust, a divine covenant, and a mirror […]
Lady Sawdah bint Zam’ah: The steadfast wife of the Prophet (SAW)
When we speak of the Mother of the Believers, names like Ayesha, Khadijah, and Fatima often dominate our memory. But among the early and most faithful supporters of the Prophet (SAW) was a woman who rarely sought the spotlight, yet stood firm when others fled. Her name is Sawdah bint Zam’ah. Her story is […]
Why every Muslim should know the story of Khadijah bint Khuwaylid
When we speak of the beginning of Islam, our minds often go to the cave of Hira, the trembling voice of the Prophet (SAW), the weight of revelation, and the descent of Jibraeel (AS). But just as sacred is the home he rushed to, the arms that comforted him, and the heart that believed in […]
Why are the first 10 days of Dhul Hijjah the best in the year?
All praise is due to Allah (SWT), the Lord of the Worlds, who created time and made some periods more virtuous than others. In His divine wisdom, He bestows sacredness upon moments that offer believers increased opportunities to draw closer to Him. Among these blessed times are the first 10 days of Dhul Hijjah, and […]
The importance of sustainability in The Quran and the Prophet (SAW)’s Sunnah
Among the many noble responsibilities Allah (SWT) has placed upon the human being, one of the most profound is that of khalifah–a deputy who guides the Muslim community by setting a good example, thus emulating the Prophet (SAW). In The Quran, Allah (SWT) says, “Indeed, We offered the trust to the heavens and the earth […]
Is Dawah an Obligation Upon Muslims?
The act of dawah—inviting others to Islam—holds a prominent place in Islamic tradition. But is it truly an obligation upon Muslims, or is it a noble act left to individual discretion? This question invites a deeper look into the essence of dawah and its significance in our lives today. Is Dawah an Obligation? The Quran […]
The Battle of Uhud: Lessons from a painful but noble chapter in Islamic history
The battle of Uhud is one of the most profound events in the seerah (biography) of our beloved Prophet Muhammad (SAW). Taking place in the third year after hijrah, this pivotal battle tested the resolve, faith, and unity of the early Muslim community. While it was a battle that ended in hardship for the Muslims, […]
10 ways to prepare for Laylatul Qadr
There is a night in Ramadhan cloaked in divine mystery. A night when the heavens opened, and The Quran descended. A night so powerful that its worth surpasses a thousand months. It is a night when the angels fill the skies, when mercy flows freely, sins are erased, and destinies are written by the will […]
The significance of sharing food in Ramadhan
Ramadhan is a month of fasting, worship, and deep spiritual reflection. It is also a time when acts of charity and generosity are greatly emphasized. Among the most virtuous deeds in this blessed month is feeding others, particularly those who are fasting. This practice is rooted in the teachings of The Quran and the Sunnah […]
The Battle of Badr
The Battle of Badr was the first major military confrontation in Islamic history and a defining moment for the Muslim community. Fought on the 17th of Ramadhan in the second year after the Hijrah (624 CE), this battle was both a test of physical endurance and it was also a great spiritual trial for the […]