
Who Should the Muslim Women Look Up to?
Who Should the Muslim Women Look Up to? The role models for the Muslim women are the same as there are for the Muslim men – the companions of Rasooullah (saw), writes Uzma Awan

Who Should the Muslim Women Look Up to? The role models for the Muslim women are the same as there are for the Muslim men – the companions of Rasooullah (saw), writes Uzma Awan

Dr. Naseeruddin Mahmood (consultant Pediatrician and Neonatologist) helps us to understand the strategy of time-out and ways of encouraging toddlers to share Time-out If your

By an appreciative mother-in-law I must share, how fortunate I am to have a wonderful daughter-in-law. Alhumdullilah! I know that it sounds unbelievable, but it

Muhammad Al Shareef brings home a simple law of nature that can neither be neglected nor hastened, if we want the fruit to be sweet

By Umm Isam and Muhammad Al Shareef When my brother learnt about his bosses’ mother’s sad demise, he went to pay his condolences to him.

Naba Basar introduces us to the life of Prophet’s (sa) son-in-law His name was Abul-Aas Ibnur-Rabi (rta) from the clan of Abd Shams, a wealthy

Kiran Ansari shows a fresh, easy way to comprehend core Islamic ideas Analogies can sometimes make it easier to understand concepts. Once we relate a

Question: What is the place of music in Islam? Answer: There is considerate confusion concerning music in Islam, which necessitates an explanation. In his Tafseer,

Our blessings might be tangible, such as food and water, or intangible, such as our health and youth. We must take guidance from the Quran and the Sunnah on how to use them wisely.

Hafsa Ahsan lifts up our spirits with an account of a Muslim leader, popularly known as the Tiger King. In the wake of the current