Rana Rais Khan dares us to discipline one of the most basic human instincts While discussing the trials of a lewd sight, our teacher once
Rym Aoudia tells us about a Muslim thinker whose thoughts still echo today. “The goal of civilization is a settled life and the achievement of
Seven years back at the Kuala Lumpur Airport, as I was heading towards the immigration, a young oriental girl approached me hesitantly and asked: “Excuse
“And (there will be) Houris (fair females) with wide, lovely eyes (as wives for the pious) like unto preserved pearls.” (Al-Waqiah 22-23) When we look around us, huge
Balzac described modesty as “the conscience of the body.” In Islam, the term Haya (modesty) means ‘to be alive.’ It has been derived from the
Academics matter! But a teen’s relationship with Allah and spiritual development is just as important. Aisha Idris narrates the story of how Allah-fearing parents guide their teenaged daughter after an unfortunate incident at school.
When you sit down to plan your future, how far does your mind take you? A week, a month, a year or maybe ten years? How does your thinking differ from planning your week to planning the next 100 years? Saadia Ahmed takes a look.
Rana Rais Khan reflects over the creation of winds and the different functions they carry out by Allah’s commands.
Alia Moin Adil takes a detailed look at the instructions given by the Quran and Sunnah regarding polygyny, the correct Islamic practices & how it can be carried out justly.
By no means does aging mean to feel inadequate, sad, angry, regretful, and disappointed with others and self. Rana Rais Khan shares a few priceless tips for those who want to age gracefully, bearing the end in mind
