
Mini-Garden in the City
Have you ever wished for a real garden of your own that would bring to your table home grown, fresh vegetables? Laila Brence shares some ideas.

Have you ever wished for a real garden of your own that would bring to your table home grown, fresh vegetables? Laila Brence shares some ideas.

All successful people have similar traits that are learned rather than genetic. What is most amazing is that all these traits are a part of our beautiful religion! Kiran Shah beautifully explains how our Deen outlines the formula for success.

In this pandemic, how can one ensure their parents are taken care of? Whether they are living with you or separately, in the same city or abroad, the one thing you can do is be there for them. Fattah Moeen shares some handy tips.

I pray for a deeply reflective Ramadan that produces true Rabbanis who never lose assurance in Allah (swt) and stay steadfast even if the world around is somersaulting. Ameen.

Farheen Moin delves into spiritual and emotional abuse: how to recognize it, what influence it has on the victims, and some practical ways to bring change.

Umm Isam derives some useful gems from Dr. Kanwal Qaiser’s talk “Finding Inner Balance and Peace” at Azaan conference, Karachi in which she spoke about emotional distress in Islam and different methods of self-care we can adopt.

Rahila Aziz compiles some useful information on the name of Allah – ar-Raoof – and how we can live by this name

What lessons can be derived from the creation of the day and night? Rana Rais Khan takes an indepth look in the light of Fiqh-ul-Quloob

Actions considered as sins in physical reality are still sins in virtual reality. Azka Javeria takes a look into some common activities that we engage in on social media, which would be categorized as sins.

Can travel actually be a way of obeying Allah and His Messenger (SA). Yumna Sarwar takes an insightful look into why Muslims should travel.