Based on the Quran & Sunnah
Understanding Halal Income: Principles and Importance In today’s world, where financial transactions are integral to daily life, understanding the concept of Halal income is essential for Muslims seeking to align their earnings with Islamic principles. Halal income refers to earnings that are permissible under Islamic law (Shariah) and free from any elements that are considered […]
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The timing system, or mīzān, in Qur’an recitation is essential for mastering the art of recitation. It guides you in balancing sounds, applying tajwid rules accurately, and maintaining a smooth, rhythmic flow throughout your recitation. Reciting the Qur’an is more than just reading the words; it involves giving each letter its correct sound, length, weight, […]
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Islamic knowledge is one of the greatest gifts a person can seek. For many years, students learned Islam mainly through traditional madrasahs. They sat with teachers, studied classical books, memorised texts, and grew through discipline, manners, and community. Today, online Islamic courses have opened a new door. A person can now study Qur’an, Hadith, Arabic, […]
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In Islam, sin is not just a mistake or a broken rule. It is something that affects the heart, mind, and soul. Sin happens when a person knows right from wrong, but still chooses to go against their conscience and the guidance Allah has given in the Qur’an. Islam takes sin seriously. The Qur’an and […]
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‘Abdullah ibn Mas‘ud (may Allah be pleased with him) said: I asked the Prophet ﷺ, “Which deed is most loved by Allah?” He said, “Prayer offered on time.” I asked, “Then which deed?” He said, “Honouring your parents.” I asked, “Then which deed?” He said, “Jihad in the cause of Allah.” Ibn Mas‘ud said, “The […]
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Islam came to China in two main ways. One way was by sea from the south-east. Muslim traders travelled by ship to Canton. The other way was by land from the north-west. They travelled through the Pamir Mountains, the Tarim Basin, Kansu, and Shensi. This route was part of the old Silk Road. Many Muslims […]
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Nearly 800 years ago, Muslims ruled a significant part of Spain. This period began in the year 711 when a leader named Tariq led his soldiers across the sea to Spain. Legend says he burned his own boats to prevent his troops from retreating, forcing them to fight with determination. Tariq’s army won many battles, […]
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Rebuilding the “Third Space”: Why Local Masjids Need to Evolve is an important conversation for Muslims today. We live in a fast-moving, secular world where many people are searching for connection, meaning, and belonging. In sociology, the “third space” refers to a place outside the home, which is the first space, and outside work or […]
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Salat AL-istisqa’ is the prayer Muslims perform when seeking rain from Allah, Exalted be He, especially during times of drought or when rainfall has stopped and people are affected by hardship. It is a way of turning to Allah with humility, recognising that only He has full power to send relief and provide for His […]
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There was a time when Muslim culture was not thin, rushed, or flat. It was rich, textured, and deeply alive. It was carried in the lines of architecture, in the discipline of ad ab, in the beauty of poetry, in the warmth of communal rituals, and in the quiet dignity of everyday manners. Muslim life […]
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