Muslims consider the month of Sha’ban, which is the eighth month of the Islamic lunar calendar, as a special month. The term “Shaban” has an Arabic origin and comes from the word “shu’bah,” meaning “separated” or “isolated”. While it is not as well-known as other Islamic months such as Ramadan or Dhul Hijjah. This month […]
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Staying strong is an important part of life. It is especially important in the Islamic faith, where believers are called upon to stay strong in the face of hardship. Allah and His Prophet(ﷺ) guide us in the Quran and Hadith to stay strong in difficult times. In the Holy Quran, Allah has promised believers that
One of the important qualities of a Muslim is that he remains in a positive state of mind, whatever the situation is. He tries for the best and trusts in Allah for results. True Muslims never lose hope in Allah. Life is a tough journey, where one may pass through hardships. Sometimes he may succeed
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Modesty/Haya is protecting oneself from all such acts that are disliked in the sight of Allah Almighty and His creation. Modesty in Islam is based on personal and social moralities, values and behaviour. Modesty does not indicate that a person lacks self-confidence, and courage to attain high goals in life. But the reality is that
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The Night of Power | Laylat-ul-Qadar Layla al Qadar or the Night of Power is considered to be the Holiest night in the month of Ramadan. The is the night when the revelation of the Quran began. This night falls within the last ten odd nights of Ramadan, and although the exact date is unknown.
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“Zakat ul Fitr” translates to charity given to break a fast. At the end of Ramadan, before Eid prayer, every adult Muslim who possesses food in excess of their needs must pay zakat al-Fitr (fitrana). The head of household can also pay Zakat al-Fitr for their dependants including children, adults, servants etc. Fitrana is an
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The world is passing through the worst health issue due to the Corona Virus outbreak. This tiny creature has hinder life on this planet. It has affected each and every person. Many are fighting this disease in hospitals beds. Some are critical as much that they go on ventilators. Some are still waiting for admission
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Who is Allah? “Allah” is the Arabic word for the One and only Creator of the universe. Gods Title Allah (اللہ) is derived from a root “له”(Laam +Ha). However, in order to make it a proper noun, an additional alif (ا) and laam (ل) were annexed to the beginning of the word. Referring to the
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The month of Ramadan is a special blessing for Muslim. It’s a time period to wash out our sins and to make a routine of good deeds. The whole month is a practice to start disciplined and a healthy lifestyle. The month of Ramadan is the mercy of Allah on us that we can multiply
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Anger management is a skill to recognize anger and control it. Anger is a natural feeling experienced by every person, caused due to inner displeasure, desire for revenge and annoyance. Being natural emotion, it is most difficult to avoid anger. Moreover, it’s not our mission to never get angry. But important thing is that we must
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