In the Islamic realm, the institution of marriage enjoins rights upon both the wife and the husband. Islam is a religion of equality and fairness, where no one is superior to another except in their level of faith – nothing more. Even in today’s world, people, especially women, remain unaware
Many Muslims all over the world wake up in the dark of the night to connect with Allah (SWT). Tahajjud prayers are performed after Isha and before Fajr (the mandatory morning prayer). Tahajjud means to give up sleep, which is why this prayer is preferably performed during the last third of
Is dream interpretation Haram in Islam?In this article, you’ll find a brief conclusion of what our religion – Islam – says about the topic at hand.To start with, the short answer to the aforementioned question is, without a doubt, a sound “no.” Considering that our Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) never returned the
As Muslims, we do our best to remember Allah (SWT) in all turns of life, praising Him as we continue with our worldly chores. However, sometimes it skips our mind that we can also reap additional benefits and blessings just by calling upon Him at simple day-to-day instances.For example, here are
When our love is in the interest of Allah Subhanahu wa Ta’ala, we either love others for their “hearts” or their “deeds.” For instance, when we love or appreciate someone for their hearts, it is because of their intimate connection with the Almighty One. This consequently leads us to loving His
Fasting is one of the five pillars of Islam, making it an obligation to be fulfilled by all Muslims throughout their lifetime.There are three types of fasting in the Islamic Shariah that we, as dutiful Muslims, should know about. Let’s discuss each of them in accordance with their stated importance
Feeling distant from Allah (SWT) is never an overnight process. Instead, it’s a sense of loneliness that builds up over time but the realization only strikes us when we’ve drifted far away from our Maker. It’s a terrifying emotion to experience especially when we have already been carrying the guilt of
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
Sunnah can be described as the teachings of Islam based on the interpretation of the Holy Quran and how the Holy Prophet (PBUH) led his life. As Muslims, we strive to follow the footsteps of our beloved Prophet Muhammad (SAW) in everything we do. So, here’s a short guide on the
It’s just one of those hard facts – no matter how hard we try planning our day right, our hectic schedule still finds a way to budge into our carefully planned to-do list.This, unfortunately, also leads us to forget to make time for Dhikr of Allah, apart from observing the
