If you thank Allah Almighty, then you tie the bounties and the blessings to you firmly. Thanking Allah is not limited to saying ‘Alhamdulillah’, or ‘I thank you God’. Thanking Allah is most importantly by working good deeds, by action.
Taraweeh prayer is one of the remarkable specialties of Ramadan nights; for the whole month, Muslims line up at night to observe a number ...
This is an inspiration behind this word of wisdom. You see a lot in today’s world, unfortunately in the corporate world and corporate culture, where people are kind of enslaved because they work somewhere.
For me, Ramadan is like a spiritual reset button. It’s an opportunity for self-evaluation and action. The extra reward for even the smallest deeds, the community feeling that comes with days of fasting and nights of worship, and special night of decree…
The most blessed part of Ramadan is approaching; the showers of mercy and blessings are heaped on the believers during the last ten nights ...
Don’t stop when you feel that you aren’t really aware of what you are doing, or not really concentrating much with what you are doing. Don’t stop because Allah will open the doors of understanding and awareness and feelings for you in the right time.
Watch live Taraweeh from Makkah! Like millions of Muslims, you may be eager to visit the Holy Mosque in Makkah. You would love ...
Here Ibn Ata is teaching us about another serious flaw, which is a bad choice of friends, when you choose friends who are taking you away from the way of Allah. This is inspired by the Quran, as well as the Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him)...
After this step and looking within yourself, and trying to discover your flaws, it is very important to be self-critical, so that you go into the depth of yourself and discover the depth of your flaws.
At this stage of the journey we should strive to discover our flaws before mending them. How can I discover my flaws? There are a number of ways, one of them is criticism from others. When people criticize you, don’t be upset. Reflect upon the criticism...
This is the month of the Qur’an and that necessitates that we give special attention to this Book during the month. Our aim should be to build this relationship, not just for the 30 days of Ramadan but rather setting a strong, deep, unshakeable foundation for a relationship that will flourish for the next eleven months.
In rough times, and in times when we feel all is lost, dua is usually what we think as “our last weapon”. In fact, dua is among the strongest of resources that a believer has. These duas are those that were made in times of difficulty and uncertainty...
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