
An Orphan Leads An Army
“Pakistan Ka Matlab Kiya?” Omar hollered at the top of his lungs, while waving Pakistan’s flag. “La Ilaha Illa Allah!” shouted Ali. “Why are you

“Pakistan Ka Matlab Kiya?” Omar hollered at the top of his lungs, while waving Pakistan’s flag. “La Ilaha Illa Allah!” shouted Ali. “Why are you

Ali and Omar were racking their brains for their upcoming exams. They flipped and skimmed through the pages of their Urdu textbook, groaning and moaning.

“You were born to whine and whimper!” Saad pulled a face and laughed out loud at Sarah. Sarah turned crimson red and dignifiedly replied to

Samra Apa was busy re-arranging her bedroom furniture. There were tall stacks of books scattered around. All the closet doors were wide open. She was

“Aiiieeeee….!” came a screaming noise from the stairs, as Ali came rolling down like a ball. Everyone ran to see what had happened. Ali was

Ah! The irresistible, mouth-watering smell of cake baking! “Mom! Are you baking a chocolate cake? Can I, please, have just a little piece?” Ali peeked

Bang! Boom! Crash! It sounded like thunder rolling. “What’s going on?” Grandpa came down the stairs, only to find Ali, Omar and Hassan parking their

Amal Hanif and Nabeeha Shafi (students of grade 8 at Fajr Academy) interview Sister Haajar Eberle, Fitness and self-defense instructor (The Forge, Karachi)

Asma Hamza conducts an exclusive interview with Dawud Wharnsby, a Canadian born artisan, writer and troubadour. He is listed as one of the 500 Most Influential Muslims for contribution to Arts and Culture. Within sacred-music circles, Wharnsby is often cited as a pioneer in the composition of English hymns, inspired by Qur’anic spirituality.Listen to the full audio interview on our website.

Umm Isam narrates how Maulana Tariq Jameel was invited to narrate the Prophet’s (sa) Hajj to the pilgrims, and apprise them of its noteworthy rituals. He talked about the Prophet’s (sa) nearly ten-day Hajj journey and explained our beloved Messenger’s (sa) last sermon.