“A book represents knowledge to me, knowledge that I need for my deen, knowledge that I need for my heart, knowledge that will bring me one step closer to Allah (swt).” J. Samia Mair reflects upon her love for books, and beneficial knowledge that one can gain from them.
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As a Muslim student studying the West, do you feel overwhelmed by the number of unanswered questions related to your Aqeedah and faith? Where do you search for answers? In the first of her two-part series, Unaiza Ahsan assures you that you are not alone in this experience, and there are loads of resources online to help you out.
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As Muslim parents, we want our children to establish and maintain a strong connection with Allah (swt). But how do we go about doing that? In the first part of her two-part article series, Sadaf Farooqi presents handy and practical tips for parents.
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Do you want to introduce your children to the stories of the prophets, but are confused about where and how to begin? Umm Ibrahim presents five tried-and-tested tips that have worked wonders for her. May Allah (swt) enable our children to emulate the examples of the prophets. Ameen!
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“Let not your proclamation of Labbayk Allah-humma Labbayk (Here I am at Your service, O Allah) just end up as a lip service.” Ruhaifa Adil suggests six characteristics learned during the hajj which you can incorporate in your lifestyle after you have returned.
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Is it really possible for college students to balance their hectic academic routines and fulfill their Islamic obligations at the same time? Sister Unaiza Ahsan, graduate student at the Georgia Tech, offers some great advice.
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I start with a confession. Over the years, I have tried several different Arabic language programs, and I still do not understand Arabic—but I finally realize why. So this advice is first to myself, as probably all advice should be.
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How can we live a truly successful life? What do we need to attain success in this life and the Hereafter?
Sister Zahra Anjum attempts to answer these questions based on a famous Hadith in her article: ‘Seven Beliefs for a Successful Life’
What does Eid-ul-Adha signify? Is it all about wearing one’s best clothes, and holding barbecues? In her enlightening article, Amina Oke informs us about five Sunnah practices for Eid day pertaining to Eid prayer, sermon, sacrifice, and moderation.
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It is very important for all Muslims who practice the sunnah of animal sacrifice every year on Eid Al-Adha, to publicly educate the masses about the fact that Islam condones the most moderate and correct take on the treatment and consumption of animals.
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