Ramadan is the month of peace, gratitude, kindness, and countless blessings. This Islamic month holds a special place in our hearts and religion for several reasons. In addition to being the month of fasting, it was in this month that the Holy Qur’an was revealed to our beloved Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). Considering
Salam o Alaikum, brothers and sisters.Do you know how our Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) preferred breaking his fast at Iftar time? Let’s find out with authentic Hadith and references!1- The Right Time and Meal to Break FastThe Holy Prophet (PBUH) used to break his fast as soon as the night started to
Laylatul Qadr, otherwise known as the Night of Power, is considered the best of nights in the Islamic calendar. This eventful night marks the blessed occasion on which the first verses of the Holy Qur’an were revealed to our beloved Prophet Muhammad (SAW) through Angel Jibril. The Qur’an also describes this night
Salam o Alaikum! Ramadan is a time to do good and earn countless rewards. So, let us promise ourselves to leave this Holy Month better than how we entered it! Here are 5 small deeds we can add to our routine to make a lasting impact during the last ashra
Salam o Alaikum!Shawwal, the 10th month of the Islamic calendar, is singled out for the observance of six voluntary fasts. These fasts are followed immediately after the Fard fasting observed during the Holy month of Ramadan.That said, it should be noted that it is prohibited to fast on the day
Should I make up for my missed Fard fasts of Ramadan before fasting the 6 days of Shawwal? Should I fast the 6 days in sequence or spread them out? Can I also combine intentions? In this article, we’ve covered some of the most frequently asked questions about the 6 days
Most parents become anxious when their child turns seven, yet the little ones still aren’t in the habit of praying salah with consistency. A child must start observing salah regularly from the age of seven. Therefore, it is upon the parents to ease their children into observing this Fard deed with
Salam o Alaikum!The month of Shawwal holds great significance in the Islamic calendar for several reasons.To start with, Eid al-Fitr takes place on the 1st of Shawwal. It is the feast of the breaking of the fast, celebrated by Muslims worldwide after fasting the whole month of Ramadan.Moreover, the battle
It is normal to have sinful thoughts sometimes, even when we know they’re neither a reality nor something we want or intend for us. However, giving in to temptation – even once – can also make us prisoners of our own urges and cravings. That said, what most of us don’t realize
Salam o Alaikum!We’re taught about the rights of our parents, neighbors, and other relative figures from a young age. However, while that’s undoubtedly important to us as Muslims, we must also not forget our duty and role in satisfying the ‘environmental’ rights.Allah Subhanahu wa Ta’ala says in the Qur’an:“The creation
