The Prophet (sa) said: “Musa (as) had the blackest skin.” So if you have a problem with people of darker skin, then you have a problem with Musa (as), a serious problem with Quran, and a severe problem with faith altogether, writes Shaikh Omar Suleiman
As believers, we need to realize the honour Allah (swt) has granted to us in this world and in the Hereafter. Our worship is appreciated and loved by Allah (swt), Who is not in need of it at all. Rana Rais Khan explains how our prostration to Allah empowers us.
What is important is your attitude towards wealth and how you acquire and spend it. Wealth, according to the Quran and Hadeeths, is both a blessing and a trial from Allah (swt), writes Ammar Awais
On their off days, are women on a vacation from Allah? Dr. Tamara Grey tackles some of the cultural notions built around menstruation and suggest ways to remain connected with Allah.
Yumna Sarwar charts out a few doable paths towards developing a closer relationship with the Quran this Ramadan.
A workshop conducted by Sheikh Abdul Jabbar Bilal and organized by LiveDeen (Karachi) shared the beautiful story of the repentance of Kab bin Malik who stayed behind from the Battle of Tabuk. Umm Amal has transcribed this for Hiba’s blog.
We really need positivity these days, not just to strengthen our immune system, but to strengthen our belief and reliance on Allah (Subhanahu wa Ta’ala). Hafsa Ahmed reflects on the silver lining in the current corona pandemic.
We have to assume ownership of our actions at some point in life, especially when Allah (swt) shows us multiple signs in our surroundings. The presence of practicing believers among us should prompt us to reform. The funerals we attend should wake us up. The calamities and diseases Allah (swt) saves us from or brings us out of must be a reminder for us, writes Umm Amal
Corona virus pandemic has spread unprecedented fear and uncertainty throughout the whole world. Umm Isam lists some of the possible outcomes of this outbreak that we as Momins can reflect upon.
There is a good side and a not so good side to Aurat March, and both need to be recognized. Azka Javeria and Umm Zahra share their point of view and solutions for Muslim women that may be more effective in resolving their issues than marching.
