
Changing the World at Seventeen
It was 619 AD, when in the garden of Taif, the Prophet (sa), nursing his fresh wounds, prayed to his Lord. Nine years later, the

It was 619 AD, when in the garden of Taif, the Prophet (sa), nursing his fresh wounds, prayed to his Lord. Nine years later, the

In the Light of the Quran and the Sunnah By Binte Aqueel, Hina Jamal, J. Samia Mair and Sadaf Farooqi While Muslims often complain about

Have you ever been in a situation, where you agreed to do something for no other reason but simply because you could not say ‘no’?

In the 2008 presidential campaign, Barrack Obama was criticized for the simplicity of his message: “Yes, we can.” I feel that this is the best

What comes to our mind, when we think of an effective leader: a dynamic and diligent individual who has solutions to every problem; a person,

At a time, when Western Europe was, quite literally, plunged in darkness, tenth century Muslim Spain had paved roads with street lighting and running water.

When you see some form of injustice around you, it becomes part of your duty as the caliph of Allah (swt) to do something about

Normally, we fear fire, because we have been burnt by it. We fear only something we have experienced, and from that experience we understand its

In the previous issue we discussed your personal bank account (PBA) of deeds and how three different types of small deposits can eventually enrich you

Have you ever felt that you didn’t handle a parenting challenge in the best manner? Or that though you are trying to raise your children correctly, you are frustrated with the results – or lack of them?