Fawzia Abdul-Rahim Mohamed (Um Sajid)
The Winning Trade
Since 2016-01-08
(1) Introduction
As humans, we tend to attain pleasure from success and high status, and if the success is to do with trade, we get even more excited and put our heart and soul into reaching that goal. ... more
Articles
Since 2008-07-01
Complete vs. acceptable ghusl
Q: I do ghusl following menses as
follows:
1- I form the intention to purify myself in my heart, without
uttering it out loud.
2- I start by standing beneath the shower and letting the water
flow all over my body.
3- I wash my entire body using a loofah and soap, including the
private parts.
4- ...
Articles
Since 2012-12-06
Assalam Alaikum - The Islamic Greeting
Why Muslims from all over the world use the same greeting. ... more
Articles
Since 2012-12-07
An-Nawawi's Forty Hadeeth: No. 13
"None of you [truly] believes until he loves for his brother what he loves for himself." ... more
Disturbed by Waswaas (Whispers from the Shaytaan) and evil thoughts
When I do Salah (formal prayers) or intend to do good deeds I often get very evil thoughts in my mind. When I concentrate in Salah, and try to focus on the meaning of the words, evil thoughts enter my mind, which make evil suggestions about everything including Allah. I feel very frustrated and angry about this. I know that none forgives sins except Allah alone, but because of my thoughts I feel that there is nothing worse than to have evil thoughts about Allah. After Salah I ask Allah's forgiveness, but feel very bad because I want to stop these evil thoughts, but I can't stop them. These thoughts spoil my enjoyment of Salah, and also make me feel as though I am doomed. Please advise me.
Praise be to Allah. Evil whispers during prayer and at other times come from the Shaytaan, who is keen to misguide the Muslim and deprive him of good and keep it far away from him. One of the Sahaabah complained to the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) about ... Continue Reading
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Since 2002-05-27
Dar Al-Islam And Dar Al-Harb: Its Definition and Significance
by :Ahmed Khalil
In his book, The Clash of Civilizations and the Remaking of World Order, Samuel Huntington says:
People are always tempted to divide people into us and them, the in-group and the other, our civilization and those barbarians. Scholars have analyzed the world ...Continue Reading
Attending the funeral of a non-Muslim relative
Attending the funeral of a non-Muslim relative in the church
I am a new muslim and my parents and relatives are muslim. One of my relative has dies recently and i was very close to her. I like to know if i can attend her funeral in church? I won’t say any words during prayer ...
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