• O KA’BAH

    O Ka’bah,   You are the house of Allah in the noble city of Makkah.   You are spectacular.   You are the first house built for the worship of Allah.   You are magnificent.   You are the focal point of Salah, the direction where Muslims pray five times a day.   You are …

  • The Land of Palestine

      The land of the patient.   The land of the auspicious.   The land of the loyal.   The land of the elite.   The land of the strong.   The land of the truthful.   The land of the inspiring.   The land of the noble.   The land of the extraordinary.  

  • ALWAYS AIM YOUR ATTENTION TO ALLAH

      Your aim in life is to acclaim Allah when achieving anything.   Your concern in life is to carry out the commands of the Creator.   Your direction in life is to do deeds for the Deity.   Your effort in life is to do everything earnestly for the Eternal.   Your focus in …

  • Takbīr al-Tashrīq FAQs

    Takbīr al-Tashrīq FAQs

  • ADVICE TO STUDENTS

    ADVICE TO STUDENTS

    If one possesses knowledge, but there is no action, then that knowledge gradually disappears.

  • The Hole That Wastes Away Good Deeds

    Learn to protect your good deeds by carrying them out with sincerity and by avoiding disobedience to Allah.

  • It is Ramaḍān

    It is Ramaḍān

  • A world where no one comes or leaves by choice

    “No one has stayed in this world forever, nor will they stay. However, the difficulty is that we become so engrossed in this world that we do not know about our coming, nor our going.”

  • The Ruling of Tasmiyah in Every Rak’at (Unit of Prayer)

    Bismillāhirraḥmānirraḥīm should be recited at the start of every rak’at (unit of prayer). Many people do not know this ruling that it is sunnah to recite bismillāh[irraḥmānirraḥīm] at the start of every rak’at, i.e. just like in the first rak’at after thanā, a’ūdhubillāh[iminashayṭānirrajīm] and then bismillāh[irraḥmānirraḥīm] is recited. Likewise, even in the second rak’at before …

  • Is there a maximum amount an eligible person can receive in Zakāt?

    A person who is eligible to receive Zakāt can be given Zakāt. However, it is discouraged and disliked to uncessarily give an eligible person so much Zakāt that he becomes owner of niṣāb or more, though Zakāt will be rendered valid. If an eligible person is given such an amount out of necessity, then it will not be disliked.

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  • Personal Hygiene
    Personal Hygiene   Personal hygiene is an integral part of a Muslim’s lifestyle, as Islam places great emphasis on cleanliness and purity. ...
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