Ramadan has a great status in our True Religion. It is the fourth pillar of this religion. It has a major aim which Allah, Glorified and Exalted has shown in His Holy Book. ... more

Golden dreams... glittering hopes... and pleasant imaginations... then there is only Destiny! Only the Act of the Lord of the humankind is done! ... more

The state of fear is the most holy of the states of worship, it is obligatory on every Muslim. ... more

One of these practices which are widely spread is glorifying some Muslim individuals of whom they call the Awliyâ' (devoted and sincere worshippers) and the righteous and supplicating them instead of supplicating Allah. ... more

It is not permissible to combine the ‘Asr Prayer and Friday Prayer as the situation when combining the ‘Asr Prayer and the Zuhr Prayer is permissible. ... 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

A caravan departed Iraq in 394 A.H. for performing Hajj in a time of fear and scare of the Bedouins and the thieves of pilgrims. After performing Hajj, the leader of the caravan decided to return quickly to Baghdad and not to go to the Prophetic City for fear of those thieves. However,... ... more

Fasting the month of Ramadan is one of the pillars of Islam. None can be Muslim without fasting Ramadan. Fasting is one of the most exalted rituals of worship, so it is important to remind making the intentions that enable us to invest this blessed month ... more

We all have sins and always do mistakes. Neither I nor you are infallibles. The prophet, peace be upon him, said: "all the children of Adam are sinning and the best sinners are those who repent." (Narrated by At-Tirmizy and approved by Al-Albany). ... more

Ruling on objecting to some of the shar'i rulings that have been prescribed by Allaah ... more

O beloved, the Eid is a season for joy and happiness. The joys of Muslims and their happiness are but with the satisfaction of their Creator. The Eid is not, as a lot of people think, confined to food and drinks, to games and new cloth. It is, in addition to all that, days of praising Allah, of saying, “Allah is Great”, of remembering Allah, and of saying, “There is no god but Allah.” ... more

The Almighty Allah says "He has only forbidden to you dead animals, blood, the flesh of swine ...” [An-Nahl 16:115] ... more