Islam offers a wealth of guidance for Muslim women. This article shares the experiences of a Muslim woman during her university years, providing non-Muslim readers with an insightful perspective on the daily life of women in Islam.
Becoming a Muslim is definitely the best thing that will ever happen to me, but should I start doing all worships once I become a Muslim?
The Christian scholar Ira G. Zepp, Jr. explained the term of Jihad that the essential meaning of Jihad is the spiritual, psychological, and physical effort we exert to be close to God and thus achieve a just and harmonious society. Jihad literally means striving or struggle and is shortened for Jihad (to fight). In […]
Most of our problems and complaints are relationship related. The truth is, like most areas of life, relationships require attention and skills.Islam presents you with some needed skills to be in the innermost of others’ hearts.Facial expressions : Facial expressions are very important during dealing with others, especially when you’re first meeting someone. Your facial […]
The Arabic word “Shari’ah” literally means “a path, a way or a fresh water hole that all livings can drink from”. In Islamic-terminology, it refers to the legal system of Islam that regulates the relationship between man and his God (Allah in Arabic language), himself, his fellow man, all creations and the world around him. […]
Hajj is a pilgrimage that symbolizes ultimate obedience and servitude to God. We will explore the major questions related to hajj. Let's begin
Muslims celebrate Eid in a unique way. Muslims have only two holidays to celebrate "Al-Fitr and Eid Al-Adha. Check how to celebrate them!
In Islam, Friday (Jumu’ah) is the most important day of the week due to the status given to it by God and His last Messenger Muhammad (PBUH).
Ramadan is considered one of the holiest months of the year for Muslims. It is the ninth month of the Islamic lunar year calendar. In Ramadan, Muslims commemorate the revelation of the Qur’an and fast from food and drink during the sunlit hours as a means of drawing closer to God and cultivating self-control and gratitude.
Tahajjud is the term used in Islam for a sort of recommended / voluntary night prayers offered by a Muslim to please God 'Allah'.
Five pillars of Islam provide a perfect plan for closeness to Creator. They are based on remembrance of Allah and connection with Him.