
The Islamic Stance on Forced Marriages
By Ammar Awais Forced marriages – fairly common in our society – create unhappy unions that result either in bitter separations or lifelong misery. While

By Ammar Awais Forced marriages – fairly common in our society – create unhappy unions that result either in bitter separations or lifelong misery. While

“And they lived happily ever after” is how almost all of our childhood fairytales concluded. The media, movies, and novels are all thriving on the man-woman relationship. Unfortunately, they glamourize just one aspect of marriage and delude the youth into believing that it is all about roses, romance, and riches.

In 1992, John Gray, Ph.D., came up with a remarkable publication called “Men are from Mars and Women are from Venus”. This book was meant

Story of Arsalan and Ayla (and maybe yours too) Arsalan was very frustrated with Ayla. She complained frequently about not getting enough attention from him.

“And I did not create the jinn and humankind except to worship Me.” (Adh-Dhariyat, 51:56) As evident from this Ayah, the purpose of our existence

“And of His signs is that He created for you from yourselves mates that you may find tranquility in them and He placed between you

How it all began… I still remember the first time I saw her: my glance just stopped on her, not knowing what attracted me

Is it a catastrophe when a Muslim wife earns more than her husband? Kiran Shah takes a practical look.

A Woman: As The ‘Man’ of Her Family By Aiza Imran We live in a society where gender roles are so sharply defined that both

How Can I Marry An Epileptic? – A True Story By Zainab Wasay It is said that just as health is a blessing, illness is