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The thoughts of a Muslim; a sensational, thought provoking and honest video and poem about what Muslims really think from Rehan Bhatti from ...
Thoughts of a Muslim (Poem)
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Get Ready for Ramadan! – Live Counseling Session
Ask the Counselor & Ask About Parenting sections had a special Counseling Live Session dedicated to Ramadan preparations. We received some interesting questions about different issues ...
Good Muslim, Bad Muslim? Define Who You Are
When Ahmad came to the US as a student, he received applications in the mail for an American Express card. Being young and ...
Muslims Donate for a Giveaway at Jami’ Masjid (Watch)
Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said: “God is kind and likes kindness in all things” (Bukhari, 6601). He also said: “He who alleviates the ...
Is It That Hard to Be A Muslim Refugee in Hungary? (Watch)
A revealing video about the government’s attitude towards refugees from the point of view of Muslims in Hungary.
American Muslims to Fight Hunger This Ramadan
Muslims have been long speculated to be collectively donating more money than any other groups (religious or not). From simple acts of neighborly ...
Ramadan, Summer & Teens: Try This Busy Schedule
Ramadan in summer means your children, tweens and teens have a lot of time on their hands. What a wonderful time to strengthen family ...
Ramadan Tips for Mothers (Video)
In this video, sister Saira talks about the spiritual struggles that women go through after becoming mothers. She asserts that mothers should put ...
10 Steps to Ace Your Exams
This is the first part in a-2-part series where I hope to extract gems from traditional Islamic sources that would be of benefit ...
Dating: What Does This Mean to You?
The word “dating” stirs a lot of controversy among Muslims, but can and should we work with this term to suit a Muslim-American ...
What is Ramadan? (Video)
This episode was made with clinicians and non-Muslims in mind to learn about Ramadan for cultural awareness.
Being A Confident Muslim Despite Islamophobia
I lived for twenty-two years without Islam. Once I began wearing hijab, I was no longer just another girl-next-door; it was like stepping ...
