I recommend you all, as well as myself, with fearing Allah Almighty. And here I present to you advice about some supererogatory acts have been neglected by some people in their prayers, and I remind you with the Hadeeth of the Messenger of Allah (prayers and peace of Allah be upon him) in which he said: “Pray as you saw me pray” [Reported by Bukhari] ... more

A man called Abdullah met another man called Abdel-Naby. Abdullah’s heart disapproved this name, Abdel-Naby, and said: “How could a man worship other than Allah the Almighty?” Then he asked Abdel-Naby: “Do you worship other than Allah?” “No, I worship none but Allah. I am Muslim and I worship Allah alone.” Abdel-Naby replied. ... more

A brother complained: I miss salaat al-Fajr on most days, and I hardly ever pray it at the right time. Usually I do not wake up until after the sun has risen, or at best I wake up after the time for praying fajr in jamaa'ah. I have tried to wake up at the ... more

Is this day really about "love"? ... more

Reminding Muslims of the superiority of alms and donations, and bringing people out of discomforts ... more

Namimah (tale-bearing) is one of the diseases that afflicts the souls and spreads in the Islamic society, and a malicious disease that is communicated by the tongues, leading to destroying families, separating the loved ones, and severing the ties of kins ... more

Ramadan strengthens your will… by your free will you have given up food… you have stopped drinking (permissible drinks)… no one tied you by ropes… no guardian watched you…So determine to finish reading the Quran several times in Ramadan… and accomplish it…Determine to perform the optional night acts of worship in all of Ramadan… and accomplish it… ... more

The blessed month of Ramadan is an ideal time to work on purifying our souls ... more

We must all be gentle in our thinking and attitudes, and with regard to all events that occur, and we should not be hasty. ... more

According to many scholars in this field, the term Da'wah (call to Islam) applies to conveying the message of Islam to non-Muslims and inviting them to Allaah. Non-practicing and lost Muslims need to be reeducated and motivated to become better Muslims; they already know Allaah Almighty and have been given the concept of Tawheed (monotheism). Some objectives of Da'wah are as follows. ... more