By Zahra Anjum Bismillahir Rahmanir Raheem We were waiting for someone on our way to an Islamic class. One of my companions snickered suddenly, “Look at that man.” She pointed and commented that he looked like a famous military dictator. As our gaze followed the man, our teacher present with us pointed out, “My dears,…
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When was the last time you called your parents or visited a relative? Amina Salau shares handy tips to maintain ties of kinship in the digital age.
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Ruhaifa Adil discusses fun ways to help instil humility in children!
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“No matter how many corners I cut, I am unable to put away anything for a rainy day.” Do you find yourself spending too much of your income and being unable to save anything. Amina Salau shares ideas on becoming a smart saver.
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Muslims are seekers of knowledge at every stage of their lives. Certain foods and practices can help enhance one’s capabilities to learn and memorize. Ruhaifa Adil discusses some of these in this well-researched article.
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Now that you decided that you want to homeschool, what’s next? In Part II of this four part series, J. Samia Mair discusses how to get started on your homeschool adventure.
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Faith is like a garment; it wears out after some time. How can we renew it in our hearts? Zahra Anjum shares some tips to boost our Eeman (faith).
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A Muslim’s purpose in life is to worship Allah, and performing the obligatory prayers is part of worship. In this article, Amina Salau shares productive tips on planning our daily activities around salah.
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Many parents consider at some time or another if they should homeschool their child. In Part I of this four part series, J. Samia Mair discusses some of the factors that come into play when making that decision.
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When cultivated with the right ingredients, there is after all a ‘happily ever after’ in its truest sense. Zahra Anjum shares five ingredients of a successful marriage.
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