All successful people have similar traits that are learned rather than genetic. What is most amazing is that all these traits are a part of our beautiful religion! Kiran Shah beautifully explains how our Deen outlines the formula for success.
In this pandemic, how can one ensure their parents are taken care of? Whether they are living with you or separately, in the same city or abroad, the one thing you can do is be there for them. Fattah Moeen shares some handy tips.
I pray for a deeply reflective Ramadan that produces true Rabbanis who never lose assurance in Allah (swt) and stay steadfast even if the world around is somersaulting. Ameen.
We really need positivity these days, not just to strengthen our immune system, but to strengthen our belief and reliance on Allah (Subhanahu wa Ta’ala). Hafsa Ahmed reflects on the silver lining in the current corona pandemic.
We have to assume ownership of our actions at some point in life, especially when Allah (swt) shows us multiple signs in our surroundings. The presence of practicing believers among us should prompt us to reform. The funerals we attend should wake us up. The calamities and diseases Allah (swt) saves us from or brings us out of must be a reminder for us, writes Umm Amal
How many of us have had to starve for weeks? The gravest challenge that we face is living within our means. Umm Isam shares ideas for generating a support income for your family.
It was 619 AD, when in the garden of Taif, the Prophet (sa), nursing his fresh wounds, prayed to his Lord. Nine years later, the
In the Light of the Quran and the Sunnah By Binte Aqueel, Hina Jamal, J. Samia Mair and Sadaf Farooqi While Muslims often complain about
In the 2008 presidential campaign, Barrack Obama was criticized for the simplicity of his message: “Yes, we can.” I feel that this is the best
What comes to our mind, when we think of an effective leader: a dynamic and diligent individual who has solutions to every problem; a person,
