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Surah Hashr, the 59th chapter of the Quran, holds deep spiritual and theological significance for Muslims around the world. In earlier articles, we have covered the virtues of the last verses of Surah Baqarah and Surah Ale Imran. Similarly, the last three verses of surah Hashr (59:22-24) are particularly known for their power in affirming…
Language is a powerful tool. It connects us, shapes our thoughts, and reflects our beliefs. For Muslims, popular Arabic phrases hold deep religious and cultural significance. These Arabic Muslim phrases are not just mere expressions; they are blessings that shape everyday interactions, offering reminders of faith and unity. This blog post explores ten such common…
The birth of a child is a momentous occasion filled with joy, gratitude, and hope for the future. Other Muslim brothers should also share in the happiness of the parents and pray for the child’s health, well-being, and blessings. In Islam, this special event is accompanied by various recommended duas (supplications) and Sunnah practices that…
Surah Aal Imran, the 3rd surah of Quran, holds a special place for Muslims worldwide. It addresses themes of faith, guidance, and the struggle between truth and falsehood. For students of knowledge, understanding the surah Al Imran last 10 verses can provide profound insights and advice on their spiritual paths. In this post, we’ll explore…
Tayammum or dry ablution is a significant practice in Islam that demonstrates the religion’s practicality and flexibility when it comes to acts of worship. Derived from the Arabic root word Tayammum meaning “to aim” or “to intend,”. It is a purification method using clean earth when water is not available. It is an alternative to…
Did you know that taharah, or the state of ritual purity in Islam, not only cleanses the body but also purifies the soul? This essential aspect of Islamic practice is a source of both physical and spiritual purification for millions. Understanding and perfecting the rituals of taharah can profoundly deepen your connection to Islam. In…
Maintaining spiritual purity is a core aspect of Islamic practice. At the heart of this purity is performing wudu, or ablution, a ritual that prepares Muslims for prayer and closeness to Allah. But what breaks wudu, and how can you ensure it remains intact throughout your day? This blog will explore the various actions and…
For Muslims, the Day of Judgment, or “Yawm al-Qiyamah,” holds profound significance as it marks the ending of existence in worldly life and the beginning of eternal life. The signs that precede this day are central to this belief, serving as reminders and warnings. This blog explores the signs of the Day of Judgment in…
The major signs of the Day of Judgment have been a source of reflection and discussion among Muslims for generations. These signs of the end times serve as both a warning and a reminder—urging us to stay mindful of our faith and our purpose in this world. But what exactly are these major signs, and…
Islam lays down clear guidelines for social interactions to help us maintain modesty, respect, and strong family ties. A key part of this is understanding the difference between Mahram (close relatives with whom marriage is forbidden) and non-Mahram (those outside this category). Knowing these relationships isn’t just about rules—it’s about fostering respectful and appropriate interactions…
