One of the first things to do is to build a good support network because a strong support team will help you negotiate any and all difficulties you might come across as you transition successfully into your new life. Let us begin with the people who are already…
One reason my first Ramadan was so special was that I never broke my fast alone, and I was only at home for iftar twice. Every other night we were either invited somewhere (or I tagged along), or else we went to the masjid, where always at least a few sisters were breaking their fast.
Ramadan can be an extremely lonely time for Muslim reverts. It is really important that we make sure that they feel included in the Muslim community and Ummah! Ramadan is Not the Month of Loneliness
Going out and being among our community is one of the many great things about Ramadan. British Muslims are known for their stellar Ramadan organizing and generosity. There are innumerable events around the UK that serve the needs of socializing, creating family memories, giving-charity and giving-dawah as well. Here are just some of the barakah-filled events …
It was a brand new community, encompassing people from different ethnic groups, social classes, religious and educational backgrounds. They had all reasons to disagree and fight in between themselves, and they did fight before Islam; but they had one main cause to unite for: Allah, the Almighty, and His beloved Prophet (peace and blessings be …
Sometimes, the first experience converts have with a community is a visit to a mosque. The critical first impression might be negative if the convert isn’t able to connect with anyone. Sometimes new Muslims have too many expectations of their community…
You are part of a huge community. A community of lovers. Lovers of Allah and the Prophet Muhammad (may Allah bestow peace and blessings upon him). Allah is always with you wherever you are. He never leaves you alone. Try to be proactive in finding your place in this community of lovers…
To call someone “brother” or “sister” in Islam is not just a courtesy. It is not just a polite habit that has been acquired over the years. It is a fact. Only a real Muslim can understand these words. The ties between Muslims are even stronger than national ties…
TARIC Islamic Centre serves up hundreds of meals a week to those in need The initiative overlaps with a holy month in the Islamic calendar, which recognizes the birth of Prophet Muhammad. TORONTO – A Canadian mosque dished out its milestone 15,000th meal as part of its soup kitchen and meal delivery service on December …
For new Muslims, it is vital to read up on how Prophet Muhammad kept the teenagers and youth around him in good company, always enjoining them in doing good deeds and encouraging them gently to ward off evil. Embracing Islam as a family may…
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