What I have noticed about young, mostly practicing married girls is that they are usually more concerned about pleasing the in-laws and keeping the home
First and foremost, we need to understand the perceptions of parents regarding Tarbiyah. Tarbiyah is a natural part of life in the safety of a
Everyone wants to live happily ever after; however, not everyone can. For the young, the phrase ‘happily ever after’ usually translates into getting married. Shaykh
It has been a few years, since I returned from the blessed journey of Hajj, but it really feels like yesterday. The physical toil may
In this issue, we continue with various teachings from the Sunnah that can be implemented in today’s classrooms. 13) Teach what is easily acceptable Ali
In the Islamic history, we find various influential personalities, who have contributed immensely to the discipline of mathematics and science. One such influential name is
Verse 7 “And know that, among you there is the Messenger of Allah (sa). If he were to obey you (i.e. follow your opinions and
Are you a member of the younger or middle generation, struggling to handle family and/or marriage-related problems resulting from familial ‘interference’ in your life? The
The Man Who Marries – The Most Critical Player In a Muslim household, the man of the house is the Ameer (leader). He is the
Injustices damage one’s Taqwa and Iman, and later, sour relations. Here are a few reminders from the Quran and the Ahadeeth regarding justice.
