Islam does not look down upon sexual drive as some people may think or call for shunning it. There is no monasticism in Islam. Rather, Islam views the sexual drive as a natural human instinct but sets etiquettes and limits for it in a manner that guarantees its purity and consistency. Thus, the society of the Message (Islam) and Da’wah (calling to Islam) remains pure and clean. ... more

Calling to Allah Almighty is among the best kinds of worship and the loftiest good works. ... more

After the birth of Muhammad, Amina sent someone to inform his grandfather. He came, looked at the baby lovingly and took him to the Ka’bah ... more

there are many fruits which result of following the Sunnah: ... more

At the beginning of Islam, Allaah The Almighty prescribed prohibiting fighting in the sacred months. ... more

To have faith in all that is authentically related concerning the matters of the Unseen ... more

Thus, one should seize the opportunity of doing great good deeds in this month. That is because filling its times with the acts of worship really has great virtues. ... more

The meaning of the Hadith is exhortation not to underestimate sins, and holding oneself accountable for them because neglecting them will lead to destruction because minor sins may turn to be major ... more

A believer should be careful in all his affairs, so no one should be able to trick him twice. ... more