I inquired as to why children in madrasah’s were not required to learn the Arabic language as well as the Qur’an... ... more

Give charity. Encouraging children to give charity from their own savings will reduce selfishness and teach them to be generous. They should be urged to share not only with people far away but also take them to shelters and soup kitchens where you volunteer your time together as a family. This will allow them to appreciate what they have and meet people who are (materially) poorer than them. Likewise, once they come of age, make them responsible for giving their own zakah. ... more

What is the spiritual path in Islam and what is its place in the life as a whole? ... more

The sayings have been taken from Ihyaa Uloom id-Deen of al-Ghazaalee, Mukhtasir Minhaaj il-Qaasideen of Ibn Qudaamah and Kitaab uz-Zuhd of Ibn al-Mubaarak. ... more

Do not be sad, O sister, as sadness is not a cure for distresses. Do not lose hope as despair troubles the disposition while hope has loomed from every quarter, rather, from everywhere. ... more

Ibn al-Qayyim, may Allah have mercy on him, said: "Those who know Allah, their habits are acts of worship, but the laymen's acts of worship are habits." ... more

She said, while shedding the tears of remorse: The story began with a spontaneous phone call... ... more

If only had those chasing desires and short-lived possessions reflected on their true fate, they would think more than twice regarding their convictions. ... more

These are few words and little sentences of knowledge. However, they are very important, because they are the guidelines of Ahlul Sunnah Wa Al-Jama'ah concerning behavior and recovering the selves and purifying them to enable them to acquire the essence ... more

Here it comes, the gracious guest of the year, knocking on the doors of time, after our longing to it and maybe, similarly, it's longing to us. It is here to sweep the burdens of our life from our souls and to spread faith and calmness in our hearts. ... more