Why is genuine and innocent romance missing in Muslim couples? Because of our egos or something else? How can we admit our warm feelings for our partner? Why should I be the first one to express love?
Love and recognition of Allah (swt) is not a cap that can be picked up from any store and worn on our heads. It needs to be grown gradually with care, wisdom and knowledge. It starts with the inception of life and not after one turns fifty, and heads towards the prayer mat. What our kids need is the right start in the right direction. Rana Khan takes a look at how we can achieve this goal.
Youth is a gift of nature; age is a work of art. The gray in the hair and the wrinkles on the skin reflect close
By Umm Isam and Huda Azam Baby showers, gender reveal parties, half birthdays, birthdays, potty training, baby’s first words and first tooth festivities, phew! Trending
By Huda Azam Being hurt can hold you back from moving ahead in life. Despite knowing that the past cannot be changed, you hold on
By Sadaf A. Omar Last week we discussed about the first part of Imam Jawzi’s book ‘Minhaj ul Qasidin’ (‘The Path of the Focussed’) that
Compiled by Sadaf Azhar Omar Life is a trial, and like everything that Allah (swt) has bestowed on us, it is a ‘mixed’ blessing. That
By Sadaf Azhar The Holy Quran is rich in imagery and uses metaphors and similes frequently to explain ideas and draw parallels. Nature is a
By Ammar Awais Forced marriages – fairly common in our society – create unhappy unions that result either in bitter separations or lifelong misery. While
by Rana Khan and Amal Hanif The recent gruesome crime in Sialkot shook up the cores of many all across Pakistan. It made us question:
