About Islam
Arrogance is a major barrier to discovering and embracing the truth. Arrogance and Knowledge In this video, Dr. Mohamed Ghilan reflects on one verse ...
Admitting Ignorance Leads to Knowledge
It’s Original Mercy…Not Sin
So this is not a matter of original sin, with which we have enslaved ourselves to the whims of Satan, and rendered ourselves further incapacitated by its insinuations. It is rather the original mercy man has completely forgotten.
Going Through Hard Times? Reflect on This Prayer
Not only in Makkah, but throughout Arabia, life became extremely difficult for believers. In such circumstances,Muslims were told how to pray to Allah.
Superhero Movies & Meeting Our Maker
Each day that goes by brings us one day closer to our death and meeting our maker. However, we live in a time ...
The Charted Path To God
Islam came to protect individuals, and to give people a chance at a better future, and a better life in the Hereafter. But to actually ...
Righteous Action and Activism: Islamic Perspective
This hadith gives us a clear perspective on Islamic attitude towards action and activism. In a very simple and profound way, the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) paves the way to righteous activism. The Prophet did not say “If the end approaches, give up everything, go to the mosque and just pray. Give up all worldly business.” Rather, he gave us a new perspective about work and action.
Practice What You Preach
Sometimes people recite the verses of Quran, study knowledge, listen to lectures and talks only to write down a list of points that they can use when they give a speech. That is OK so long as when you write all of those things down, the first reason you write them down is the benefit you get from them. After the verses benefit you and have an impact on you, you say to yourself, 'You know what? It is probably good that I share this with someone else.'
Satan is Clever… Here is One of His Tricks
That method is important to understand, and it is captured in the first expression of the verse, (Fadallahuma Bighurur). The verb dalla is used when you draw a bucket, which is called dalw in Arabic. Another related verb is adla, which means to drop a bucket down and pull it right back up. You know in the old times there is a well and you kind of crank up the water? You know, and you pull the bucket back up, this is adla.
Prophet Musa, PBUH, Prays for Success (Video)
The story of Prophet Musa (peace be upon him) was narrated in the Qur’an many times, in different ways and various styles. Each ...
Who is the Worst Wrongdoer?
{And who is more unjust than one who is reminded of the verses of his Lord but turns away from them and forgets ...
Prophet Musa and Opposite Sex Interactions
In Surat Al-Qasas, Allah Almighty recounts the journey of Prophet Musa (peace be upon him) when he ran away from Egypt after having ...
Quran Reflections #8… Think About Miracles on Earth
{And Who is it Who made the earth as a place of rest and placed within it rivers, and set in it firm ...
Admitting Ignorance Leads to Knowledge
Arrogance is a major barrier to discovering and embracing the truth. Arrogance and Knowledge In this video, Dr. Mohamed Ghilan reflects on one verse that speaks about this barrier. He explains ...
