About Islam
Traveling is healthy for the body, mind, and spirit; Islam prescribes these exact reasons to why Muslims should travel. If you’re looking for ...
10 Reasons Why Muslims Should Travel
7 Different Styles for a Satin Hijab Elegant Look
Master Satin hijabs easy & effortlessly with Melanie’s first ever satin tutorial! Satin is so absolutely stunning and the *perfect* option for formal occasions or ...
What It Feels Like to Be a Guest of God (Post-Hajj Reflections)
There are 1.8 Billion Muslims on the planet and only 3 million of us are granted permission to make the major pilgrimage annually. I will say how incredibly grateful I am to be embark on this Hajj pilgrimage. Allah has truly honored me today.
Hajj Selfies: A New Trend In Da’wah?
Selfies are another way by which we have the opportunity to know one another. One of my favorite things about this time of ...
How Did Our Holiest City Start?
Makkah is the most sacred place on earth for Muslims. It’s a city in the Tihamah plain of western Arabian Peninsula. It lies at ...
Eid Songs By Muslim Singers (Special Collection)
Eidun Saeed by Maher Zain Chorus: Eidun sa’eed (Happy Eid) Let’s enjoy this happy day Eidun mubarak (Blessed Eid) Come on let’s celebrate! ...
Hajj Hospitality through the Ages
Makkah’s first permanent houses were built around the Ka’bah and did not have doors as an indication to pilgrims that they were welcome ...
Commercializing Hajj: A Trade Boost or Trade-off?
Step outside in any cosmopolitan city in the world today, and take a good look around in the sky. You will probably soon ...
How to Beat the Hajj Heat
Pilgrims will need to make every effort to ensure they do not suffer from heat related illnesses such as heat stroke, heat exhaustion or dehydration.
Watch How Hajj Looked Like in the Old Days
Today’s hajj is very different from hajj in the past. Everything has vastly changed; from how the holy cities looked like to transportation ...
A Hajj Guide for First Timers
Whether you are traveling by bus or plane, you will cross the Miqat, at which point you will make niyyah (intention) for Umrah. At that point, you will start reciting the Talbiya.
Going to Hajj? Here Are Your Places of Ihram (Miqat Infographic)
Miqat is a place at a distance outside the holy city of Makkah, which pilgrims must not cross before they are in a ...
