Remember when you were at the masjid as a seven-year-old kid and couldn't contain your excitement, so you would run around in the masjid so innocently? I remember being a child in the masjid and causing so much drama for my parents to the point where they would waver back ... Read More »
Sacred knowledge and following through with sincere action has always been an eternal, internal struggle of the learned. People at times forget that the Shaykh is an individual who struggles each and every day of their life to worship Allah competently and in fulfillment of the Divine Grace of sacred knowledge that they have been afforded by Ar-Rahman. Read More »
Yes, the university environment is difficult. Yes, we will be faced with a ton of harām things. But, Allāh does not burden us more than we can bear. All people, despite their background or religion, have something to offer us. Look at this experience as a chance to grow as a Muslim... Read More »
What's in Your Ear? is an occasional Saturday series where we ask Muslims, known and unknown, a few simple questions: 1. What are you listening to? 2. What are you reading? 3. What are you watching? 4. What technology are you rocking, Mac or PC? Kindle, iPad, Android phone, etc? ... Read More »
If your spouse beats you, or threatens you or your children or other loved ones with physical violence, or makes you afraid constantly, then please seek help. But a woman should not have to be beaten or physically hurt before she has access to help. You have a right to feel safe. If you are in doubt about whether your situation is abusive, you still have every right to ask for help. And if you are not being abused, but you know someone in such a situation, please do not wait until some terrible act takes place. Read More »
Are you a young Muslim starting university this month? Or a mature student, looking to improve your career prospects? Either way, life is about to change big time - new surroundings, new friends, and new opportunities - along with new trials, new temptations, and new traps. Change can be good, and change can be bad: so listen to the sage advice of some seasoned MM-ers to ensure that your life changes for the better, insha'Allah! Read More »
What’s in Your Ear? is an occasional Saturday series where we ask Muslims, both ordinary and extraordinary, a few simple questions. This week we have an interview with Shaykh Ibrahim Dremali. Read More »
Link to all Ramadan 2011 posts Ramadan Around the Globe Series: Bosnia 2010 | Egypt 2010 | Qatar 2010, 2009 | Saudi (Mecca) 2010 | Sweden 2010 SAUDI (Mecca) 2010 There is no better place for I'tikaaf during the last ten days of Ramadan than the Haram in Mecca. I ... Read More »
An Al-Maghrib Ameera in the United Kingdom offers advice to the British Muslim community during these trying times. Read More »
What\'s in Your Ear? is an occasional Saturday series where we ask Muslims, both ordinary and extraordinary, a few simple questions: 1. What are you listening to? 2. What are you reading? 3. What are you watching? 4. What technology are you rocking, Mac or PC? Kindle, iPad, Android phone, ... Read More »
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