The Acknowledgement of His Prophethood By The People of The Book
Ka'b Al-Ahbar said: 'We find the Messenger's (peace be upon him) description in the Torah: Muhammad Ibn 'Abdullah, My chosen servant. His birthplace is Makkah, and his migration destination is Madi...
True Belief Requires Surrendering and Contentment
A true beliver (mu'min) is not one who merely performs ritualistic worship ('ibadat) and avoids prohibitions (mazhurat). Rather he is one who has perfected his belief (kamil al-iman). He never obje...
The Manner of Entering Paradise | The Key to Paradise
A group of scholars said that the meaning of these ahadith was that the statement, 'None has the right to be worshipped save Allah,' is a cause that leads to the entry into Paradise and safety from...
The Ideal Muslimah Book is a masterpiece written by Dr. Muhammad Ali Al-Hashimi, a renowned Islamic scholar and author. This book is a comprehensive guide to help Muslim women of all ages and backg...
Loving Allah is a fundamental part of Islam. It is the foundation upon which a believer's faith is built. As the Quran states: "And those who believe are strongest in love for Allah" (2:165). Love ...
A Crying Man Who also Makes Others Cry | Disturber of The Hearts
Yahya ibn al-Munkadir narrated: "I heard some of those who knew Muhammad ibn al-Munkadir saying: 'One night, he was praying and cried but his crying became excessive that his family became worried ...
How Islam Can Help with Personal Struggles
As human beings, we all go through personal struggles in our lives. These struggles can be related to our health, family, finances, relationships, or any other aspect of our lives. It is during th...
The Weakness of Faith According to Islam: Understanding the Causes and Remedies
Faith is one of the most critical components of Islam. It is the foundation of a Muslim's relationship with Allah, and it guides them in their daily lives. However, even the most devout believers ...
The Meaning of Sabr | Excellence of Patience & Gratefulness
The original meaning of this word is: "to prevent and to subdue or arrest." Thus, Sabr means to restrain the soul from worry, control the tongue from complaining and restrain parts of the body from...