
Who Should the Muslim Women Look Up to?
Who Should the Muslim Women Look Up to? The role models for the Muslim women are the same as there are for the Muslim men – the companions of Rasooullah (saw), writes Uzma Awan

Who Should the Muslim Women Look Up to? The role models for the Muslim women are the same as there are for the Muslim men – the companions of Rasooullah (saw), writes Uzma Awan

Our blessings might be tangible, such as food and water, or intangible, such as our health and youth. We must take guidance from the Quran and the Sunnah on how to use them wisely.

Sahar Khan gives us handy tips on how we can be eco-friendly by reducing and reusing the stuff in our homes.

Sana Zahid and Umm Isam uncover the truth behind the chocolate-heart-flavoured Valentine’s Day. Love is in the air, so are red hearts of all shapes,

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Inner peace is a feeling of calmness and satisfaction within our hearts. But the delicate question is: how can that be attained? Alia Ahmed answers.

Umm Saad highlights the noble mannerism and grace portrayed by Allah’s Messenger (sa) in times when ignorance and indecency was rife. Allah (swt) states in

Munqidh As-Saqqar presents the Islamic perspective on the seemingly harmless act of joking. Generally, people believe that those who carry a happy-go-lucky attitude and indulge

With a war on terror present worldwide, an invisible divide has occurred between the Islamic world and others. Unresolved long-standing issues, unjust political patronage and

Sabahat Anwar discusses the significance of the 11th, 12th, and 1st months of the Islamic calendar. Dhul-Qadah – the 11th month Dhul-Qadah is: The 2nd