Working on our character for the sake of the Almighty Allah can help us achieve the best of both worlds as we gain countless rewards.In Surah Mu’minun, Allah (SWT) has promised the Jannah to those who abide by the following habits:1- Remain Humble In Prayers(Al-Mu’minun: 2)Allah Subhanahu wa Ta’ala loves
Asking yourself what and who Allah (SWT) loves most is a sign of sincere love towards the Almighty. It shows you’re aware of your actions and want to work on your character to please Allah Subhanahu wa Ta’ala. It also displays your desire to get closer to your Creator and strengthen
The truth is that we all experience the highs and lows of Iman at some point in our lives. However, the important thing is to remember that Allah (SWT) doesn’t expect perfection from us at all times. In fact, He just wants us to try our best. Striving to become better
Dhikr is a devotional act in Islam to remember the Almighty by means of short duas and supplications. Allah Subhanahu wa Ta’ala says in Holy Qur’an:“O you who have believed, remember Allah with much remembrance. And exalt Him morning and afternoon. It is He who confers blessing upon you, and His
Preparations for the month of Ramadan begin long before its arrival as we all look forward to spending quality time with our loved ones.However, for families living in Non-Muslim countries, it becomes somewhat difficult for the parents to get their children as emotionally and spiritually involved in the Ramadan festivities.Their
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
