Translation of the meanings of surah Al-Anbiyaa (1)

(1) (1) [The time of] their account has approached for the people, while they are in heedlessness turning away.

 

(2) (2) No mention [i.e., revelation] comes to them anew from their Lord except that they listen to it while they are at play

 

(3) (3) With their hearts distracted. And those who do ...

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The Night of Power (Oh, What a Night!)

Muslims believe that the Lord has concealed the exact date of the Night of Power so they would worship Him fervently during the whole month of Ramadan ... more

Translation of the meanings of surah Al-Kahf (2)

(51) (51) I did not make them witness to the creation of the heavens and the earth or to the creation of themselves, and I would not have taken the misguiders as assistants.

 

(52) (52) And [warn of] the Day when He will say, "Call My 'partners' whom you claimed," and they will invoke them, but ...

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Checklist – Ramadan's Last Ten Nights and Days

the last ten days of Ramadan that are even more blessed than the rest of Ramadan ... more

He couldn’t stop crying at iftār time

He couldn’t stop crying at iftār time
Posted by: Abul Baraa 

It’s the 30th day of Ramadān. I’m sitting in the Holy Masjid in Makkah with my iftār in front of me, waiting for the adhān to be called so I can break my fast and complete a month of trying to worship Allāh and trying to seek His ...

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MAXIMISE your rewards this RAMADAN – The SUNNAH the BETTER!

Different tips on how to maximize your rewards this Ramadan. ... more

Translation of the meanings of surah At-Tawba (2)

(60) (60) Zakāh expenditures are only for the poor and for the needy and for those employed for it[487] and for bringing hearts together [for Islām] and for freeing captives [or slaves] and for those in debt and for the cause of Allāh and for the [stranded] traveler - an obligation [imposed] ...

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The Prophet In Ramadan

Ramadan is a month of contemplating the Grace and Bounty of God Almighty, of returning to our Guardian Lord in repentance. ... more

Why Do Muslims Fast? (part 2 of 2)

Fasting is primarily between the person and God, as no one can be sure that any person is actually fasting. ... more

Living the Qur'an

Living the Qur'an

By Khurram Murad

Reading the Glorious Qur'an will be of little benefit to you, unless you, from the first moment, begin to change and reconstruct your life in total surrender to Allah who has given you the Qur'an. Without the will and striving to act, neither the states of heart ...

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Sexual Drive

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

How not to miss Salat al-Fajr

All praise be to Allah. The solution to the sleeping and missing Salat al-fajr, has two aspects: Theoretical and practical.

The Theoretical aspect may be further broken down into two points:

The Muslim should know the great status of salaat al-fajr in the sight of Allah, may He be glorified. The ...

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