Hiba | Islamic Books & Accessories
This World Book Day, Bilal Naeem reflects on how technology advances, reading books seems to be a dying art. However, the beauty of books lies in their ability to allow reflection, connection, and spirituality, making them irreplaceable.
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.
Azka Javeria highlights the need for reflective conversations between parents and teens on serious topics in order to raise independent and responsible individuals.
Shayateen are widely believed to be chained during the holy month of Ramadan; yet, people are seen committing sins. How does it happen to be so? Maryam Hedayat answers!
“Life is beautiful, yet funny. All the problems are like brain injuries, and it’s an old joke that if you get a second blow at the same spot, you get all your memory and sanity back.”…reflects Binte Abdul Razzaq
‘Temporary world’s beautification used to attract me, and it grabbed me so tightly that I was blind; I couldn’t distinguish between falsehood and truth, but what thing changed me? Yes Allah (swt) sent an angel for me who corrected me and made me realize that I went on a wrong path’, contemplates Ayesha Jabeen
But, strange enough is the situation, when we find water circulating in the trees and plants without any external assistance. Each leaf, branch, trunk, and flower remains moistened and fresh round the clock, reflects Raziuddin Syed
My mother often quoted the verse of the Holy Quran wherein there is consolation for every perturbed soul. It says, “ Allah (swt) burdens not a person beyond his scope.” If we truly believe that this life that we are living is only an exam before the permanent after life then nothing in the world would upset us or deaden our spirit to fight back and hope for a better tomorrow.