“The first time I came across her was in the winter of 1992 in the Bosnian town of Mostar. She had long black hair, hazel eyes and a smile that lit her face. Her eyes refused to laugh. They held a look of bewilderment and fear of an uncertain future.”, recounts Suleman Ahmer.
People unanimously agree that one of the ways of attracting others is to choose the topic their listeners would like to discuss. The Prophet (saw) took this into consideration, and his speech with young men would be different from that with the elderly, the women or the children, Dr. Muhammad Abd Al- Rahman Al-Arifi takes a look!
The man asked: “You are known to be very generous. Have you ever given your entire wealth in charity?” Muan replied: “No, that has never happened.” The man asked: “Have you ever given half of your wealth in charity?” Muan answered: “No.” The man queried: “How about one-third?” Muan said: “No.” The man kept on decreasing the amount till it came to one-tenth. At that point, Muan was so frustrated that to shut him up, he said yes, he has given one-tenth of his wealth in charity.
“And kill not your children for fear of poverty. We provide for them and for you. Surely, the killing of them is a great sin.” (Al-Isra, 17:31)
Why do we find the subject of romance fascinating? Shaikh Abdur-Raheem Green answers!
Young people are inspired to ask questions, which is the very first step of learning. Stories have the strength to inculcate the right usage of words in the right context, writes Sabina Rizwan Khan.
How many of us have had to starve for weeks? The gravest challenge that we face is living within our means. Umm Isam shares ideas for generating a support income for your family.
The Prophet (saw) said: “When your offspring starts speaking, teach him to recite La Illaha Illa Allah and never fear about his end. When the milk teeth are uprooted, order your child to observe prayers.” (Muslim)
Hiba Magazine’s exclusive interview with Wael Ibrahim – Founder, Serving Islam Team, Hong Kong and Connect Institute, Karachi.
Hiba Magazine’s exclusive interview with Imaan Kazmi – seventeen-year-old Hafizah, Illustrator & Homeschooler.
