Are you afraid of growth? The Peter Principle states that we all reach a level of incompetence in our careers, but it also highlights areas for growth. In this article, we explore four fears that could be preventing you from growing and achieving success.
Let us explore three common yet unrealistic expectations about marriage and ways through which we can break through them in order to create a more fulfilling marriage.
Top Things To Do This Shaban By Rana Rais Khan – Editor-in-Chief Hiba Plan the month with excellence Shaban is the bridge to Ramadan, the
A high level of self-esteem proves to be a cushion against sinning. How? Sayeda Habib takes a look in this insightful article.
How and why are suicide cases on the rise among Muslims? What factors propel a Muslim towards ending his or her life? And what are the solutions?
Changing your spending habits are the first and maybe the most difficult undertaking your family will face while trying to survive the financial crisis. Yameenuddin Ahmed shares six simple steps that you can think of applying to manage yourself better financially.
By Rana Rais Khan – Founder and Editor-in-Chief, Hiba magazine Tauheed literally means ‘unification’. It comes from the Arabic word ‘Wahada’ which means to
“(Shaitan) said: Because You have sent me astray, surely I will sit in wait against them (human beings) on Your Straight Path. Then I will come to them from before them and behind them, from their right and from their left, and You will not find most of them as thankful ones.” (Al-Araf 7: 16-17)
In this article, we explore the current state of marriage in the Muslim community, the challenges faced by couples, and the importance of faith and conflict resolution in maintaining a strong and healthy Islamic marriage. We also provide advice on finding happiness with Allah (swt) and trusting Him to customize your marriage.
Siblings have played such a defining role in history. Baby Musa’s (as) sister followed him, overseeing his safety as he rode in a box over the waves. Haroon (as) supported Musa (as) as a prophet and a brother against the Pharaoh, writes Rana Rais Khan.
