A foremost characteristic of life in the home of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) was love. Love is the quality ...

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There were obvious reasons for the phenomenon of hypocrisy to appear in Madinah. The early Muslims in Makkah were neither strong nor influential ...

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he circle of ittiba` is wider than that of ita`ah (obedience). The latter covers obligatory and compulsory requirements whereas the former covers optional and supererogatory works. Obedience at times may be superficial and lacking sincerity whereas ittiba` can only be performed with love and devotion.

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When the Prophet saw this, he summoned the boy who trembled in fear at that point. Instead of scolding him, the Prophet asked if the boy had a strong voice.When the boy affirmed, the Prophet spent some time with him reciting the words of the adhan with him until they were memorized. The Prophet rested his hand on the boy’s chest and prayed for him.

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There are simple facts that have their roots in the blessed journey of Al-Israa’ and Al-Mi`raj (Night Journey and Ascension of Prophet Muhammad, ...

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Veiled from sight, a young woman walked down the streets of Cairo, reciting the glorious Qur’an to herself and thinking about her goals. ...

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To arrive at a correct appraisal of the Prophet’s contribution to human thought, one has to view it in the background of the ...

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