Category: Islamic Morals

Second Image: Prophet’s, peace and blessing be upon him, stance regarding killing Mu‘aahideen (i.e. those who have a treaty with the Muslims) and their properties ... more

the upper hand is the giver and the lower hand is the beggar and it is known that a giver is better than the taker. ... more

To become Muslim, you submit your will to Allah alone and no one else, and you trust that He will take good care of you no matter what happens as long as you keep your side of the relationship with Him. ... more

The respect due to parents is a natural right, and does not depend on how they treat their children. ... more

the virtue of bashfulness and its high status ... more

Are you having a hard time sticking to your new year resolutions? Perhaps you’ve been frustrated and disappointed over and over again seeing your grand plans of change fall apart? Don’t worry, I’ve been there. We’ve all been there. Let’s try again. This time, with the proper understanding and knowledge of habit-making. ... more

Our behavior and manners are supposed to be derived from the Qur'an and Sunnah. ... more

Craving after this world torments a person, he is preoccupied and does not attain joy or pleasure whilst amassing - since he is preoccupied. He does not find time - due to his love of this world – for the Hereafter, and is preoccupied with that which will perish and forgets that which will abide and remain. ... more

As Muslims, our word should be our bond, and if we make promises, then we should also make sure that we keep them, for Allah says, "...Surely every promise shall be questioned about." [17:39] ... more

So Allah made purification and spiritual growth to be the outcome of lowering the gaze and guarding the private parts. It is for this reason that lowering ones gaze from (seeing) the prohibited things necessarily leads to three benefits that carry tremendous value and are of great significance. ... more