How Can I Marry An Epileptic? – A True Story By Zainab Wasay It is said that just as health is a blessing, illness is
Boosting Balochistan (A three-day road trip to Gwadar city from Karachi) by Rana Rais Khan – Editor-in-Chief Hiba magazine “Have We not made the
5 Incorrect Expectations of Men and Women By Umm Zahra – Freelance writer 1. My partner should be just like me. People in relationships often
Professions of the Prophets By Kiran Shah Earning for one’s livelihood and family has high regard in our religion. Hard work and taking responsibility of
The Miraculously Powerful Name By Dr. Hira Mateen You may have heard that one must recite بسم الله or بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم before starting
A Change in View About Education By Linta Mustafa In the present time, education has become a significant part of our lives. Commonly, education brings
Music can take deep root inside an individual’s heart. If it settles in there, then nothing else (that is good) can take its place, unless
An interview with a person who has been addicted to various drugs/substances for the past seventeen years. He is his father’s only son, an entrepreneur, a loving and caring father of three girls and a struggling student of Quran and Hadeeths.
Arabs had a culture of alcohol consumption. Drug abuse was not prevalent during the times of the Prophet (sa). However, the following verse is an
Mariam Anwaar shares the life story of Muhammad Ali who battled substance abuse for 12 years and eventually became an addiction therapist at AAS Recovery Center (ARC). His story is truly inspirational and hopeful to those directly or indirectly battling with addiction.
