
Imam Bukhari
Affaf Jamal tells us more about the man recognized for the book commonly known as “Sahih Bukhari” As a child, he had memorized over seventy

Affaf Jamal tells us more about the man recognized for the book commonly known as “Sahih Bukhari” As a child, he had memorized over seventy

Ramla Akhter shows us, how a little faith takes us a long way. Excerpt from an e-mail to a dear old (non-Muslim) friend, who has

Addressing the students of the Quran, Sadaf Farooqi outlines the golden rules for avoiding friction with family members and gently guiding them towards Allah (swt)

Farah Najam takes us on a journey to a large group of islands in South East Asia- a unique country called Indonesia Indonesia, a large

In the last issue, we looked at the permissibility of birth control in Islam as well as the process of fertilization. The thumb rule is:

“For those who have done good is the best (reward, i.e. Paradise) and even more (i.e. having the honour of glancing at the Countenance of Allah (swt).” ( Yunus 10:26)

Rana Rais Khan guides us in understanding the core differences between personality and character ethics Reaping benefits out of the Quran and Seerah, I always

This article is the first part of a new series about ethical dilemmas at work. Sumaira Dada discusses self-checks, which will help us prepare ourselves

“Would you like to come in tomorrow? A woman is taking Shahadah,” my son’s teacher asked me. My son is studying in an Islamic school

Laila Brence addresses the controversial issue of modernity and Muslim women The place of modernity in Islam is a controversial issue, often dividing Muslims into