Islamic Studies has always been at the heart of Muslim communities. It connects individuals to their faith, deepens their understanding of the Qur’an and Hadith, and nurtures the values that shape strong, compassionate societies. Across the world, there is a growing desire among Muslims of all ages to return to the roots of knowledge, to
Introduction For many people, weekends are seen as an escape — a time to sleep in, eat out, and indulge in leisure activities. While rest is important, Islam teaches us that every moment is a chance to gain reward and strengthen ourselves, both physically and spiritually. Our bodies are an amanah (trust) from Allah, and
In a world where material possessions fade and achievements are often forgotten, there exists a timeless opportunity to leave behind something that truly lasts — a legacy of good deeds that continue to benefit others even after we are gone. This is the essence of Sadaqah Jariyah, a form of continuous charity that not only uplifts
In the quiet hours before dawn, as the world sleeps, a profound spiritual treasure awaits us. It’s not a secret ritual or a lengthy ceremony, but a simple, two-rak’ah prayer that holds a value beyond human imagination: Qobliyah Subuh. This voluntary prayer, performed just before the obligatory Fajr prayer, is often rushed or even skipped.
Every Friday, Muslims around the world are reminded of the immense mercy and blessings that come with this sacred day. Known as Yawm al-Jumu‘ah, Friday is a weekly occasion of worship, community, and spiritual renewal. Unlike any other day of the week, it is filled with opportunities for forgiveness, answered prayers, and the strengthening of one’s
Independence Day is often celebrated with flags waving high, parades filling the streets, and patriotic songs echoing through the air. It is a day of remembering struggles, sacrifices, and victories that brought nations freedom from colonial rule or oppression. But as Muslims, Independence Day invites us to reflect deeper: what does true independence really mean? Beyond political
For Muslims around the world, Friday is not just another day of the week. It is Yawm al-Jumu‘ah — the day of gathering, the day of blessings, the day that carries special significance in Islam. The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ described Friday as the best day on which the sun rises. It is a weekly reminder of faith,
Introduction Friday, or Jumu‘ah, is not like any other day of the week. It is the day Allah honored above all others, described by the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ as: “The best day on which the sun has risen is Friday. On it Adam was created, on it he was admitted to Paradise, and on it he
Introduction Hunger is one of the deepest struggles a human being can endure. It is not just the absence of food, but a condition that weakens the body, clouds the mind, and crushes the spirit. To go to sleep with an empty stomach while others feast nearby is among the most painful forms of deprivation.
Prayer (Salah) is the heart of a Muslim’s daily life. It is not just a ritual but a constant reminder of our purpose: to worship Allah and remain connected to Him. While the five daily prayers are obligatory (fard), the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ also encouraged additional prayers known as Sunnah prayers. These voluntary prayers are more