
The Islamic Response to an Eclipse: A Guide to Salat al-Kusuf
A solar or lunar eclipse is one of the most magnificent and humbling spectacles
A solar or lunar eclipse is one of the most magnificent and humbling spectacles
Friday is a day unlike any other. In Islam, it is the most honored
Every human being is confronted with choices. Some are daily and routine: what to
Every Friday, Muslims around the world are reminded of the immense mercy and blessings
Independence Day is often celebrated with flags waving high, parades filling the streets, and
For Muslims around the world, Friday is not just another day of the week.
Among the many vivid descriptions of Paradise in the Qur’an, Surah Al-Waqi‘ah stands out
A solar or lunar eclipse is one of the most magnificent and humbling spectacles of the universe. For many throughout history, these events have been a source of fear, superstition, or even worship. But in Islam, an eclipse is a profound sign from Allah (SWT) and a call to worship Him alone. It’s a moment
Friday is a day unlike any other. In Islam, it is the most honored day of the week, filled with mercy, forgiveness, and multiplied rewards. Among the many recommended practices on this sacred day is the recitation of Surah al-Kahf. For centuries, Muslims have held to this Sunnah, finding comfort and guidance in its verses. But
Every human being is confronted with choices. Some are daily and routine: what to eat, which tasks to do first, or what time to sleep. Others, however, are monumental: whether to accept a marriage proposal, move to a new country, pursue higher education, start a business, or invest money. These moments can bring both hope
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,
Among the many vivid descriptions of Paradise in the Qur’an, Surah Al-Waqi‘ah stands out for its poetic beauty and imagery. In verse 23, Allah ﷻ says: “Like pearls well-protected.”(Surah Al-Waqi‘ah, 56:23) This short yet powerful verse has captured the attention of scholars and believers throughout history. Why does Allah choose the imagery of pearls to
Life is filled with ups and downs. Sometimes we enjoy moments of ease and abundance, while at other times we are tested with struggles — financial difficulty, emotional stress, or unexpected challenges. During such times, the idea of giving to others may feel overwhelming. Yet in Islam, giving sadaqah (charity) in hardship is considered even
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