Need an idea for a fun and meaningful ice breaker/activity for your next event? Look no further!! It’s even got an Islamic twist!
Did you know January is National Soup Month? To comfort you during long, cold winter days and to cozy up your evenings, January is one of the best choices to be National Soup Month! Whether you are sick, or looking for a quick and easy appetizer, a hot bowl of soup makes a great comfort food in winter time.
My favorite part of teaching online is that I have hundreds of students around the world without having to leave my home. Many of my friends who travel internationally to teach Islam find it difficult being away from their wife and children for extended periods of time. Some feel that they are neglecting their children in order to teach Islam to others, and sometimes this leads to them looking for a job closer to home or one which requires less travel.
I’ve been convinced that this year’s conference will top all others and I’m not going to be selfish—I’m inviting everyone to attend “Taking Back Our Narrative,†the 2011 MSA West Conference in Los Angeles—EVEN YOU! I hope you’re registering at this very moment and I pray to see your face as one of the many hundreds this January 14-16 weekend. Tell your friends!!
What are words? Mere letters grouped together, and then further strung into sentences? Just that? Words have the potential to touch people deeply, even inspire them to take life-changing steps. That’s the noble idea behind this week’s thread – step in and share your favorite ayahs from the Qur’an, Hadith or others quotes and sayings that you really like!
Bismillah One of the customs of the Prophet (sal Allahu alayhi wa sallam) was to listen to others read the Qur’an. In an incident recorded in Saheeh al-Bukhari, ibn Mas’ud
Imagine knowing at that moment that you had the full capacity to be successful but now it’s too late. Imagine begging to be brought back to Dunya so that you can go back and change your ways, but alas you do not have that chance.
My exciting activity of the weekend and the closest thing to a lesson that I could extract from it.
I came across a statement recently: “El amor entra por la cocina” (loosely translated as “love enters through a man’s stomachâ€), and it sparked the idea to write up this article.
Early recognition of autism can give a child a fighting chance against silence and dependence, and behaviour-based therapies, like ABA (Applied Behavioural Analysis) work best when therapists can take advantage of early childhood learning. Even if you don’t have children, or definitely don’t have any children with autism, being able to spot it may mean crucial awareness for someone you meet.
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