What does it mean to be a Muslim? The video below shows what being a Muslim means for three girls who live in Indiana. From sharing to making others feel better, Sabriya, Laila, and Anisha show that a Muslim's character is very important. Enjoy the video! You can also ... Read More »
Most people want to do Qiyām -ul-Layl – night prayer – during the last ten nights of Ramaḍān. This year, the night is only about three or four hours because we sleep at 12 or 1 AM after tarāwīḥ and we wake up at 4 AM for suḥūr. Read More »
By: Abu Ibrahim Ismail Perhaps you've tried to ignore it as I have. But you cannot. Why? Because it's everywhere. No, it's not the wildly fluctuating winter temperatures. It's not the political wrangling in Washington. It is Harry Potter. Last summer, the final installment in the Harry Potter movies came ... Read More »
Dear kids, your blog post could also be featured on MuslimKidsMatter like the one below! Send in your contribution and inshā'Allāh, it just may be published here! Write to muslimkidsmatter@muslimmatters.org, with your name, age and your article attached. :) ______________________________________________________________________________________ By Bint Alam Throughout our lives, in various phases as ... Read More »
By Nur Kose In Ramadan, around the earthquake-hurricane time in the Northeast, our neighborhood lost electricity for four whole days and nights. I thought that was bad. I was sitting in front of the computer when all of a sudden the room lights flickered and then turned off completely. I ... Read More »
Ramadan is just a couple of weeks away and we know you're all eagerly waiting for it... here's a fun new Ramadan competition to get you charged up for the month! And of course, there's an awesome prize up for grabs too... check it out! :) Read More »
Welcome to another edition of Muslim Kids Matter! Summer's heating up and we know you've got lots of activities going on. This month, we're going to be pretty active at Muslim Kids Matters too, inshā'Allāh! :) There's something BIG coming your way, kids (*hint*: it's a competition!) so do check out ... Read More »
One of Islam's most revered traditions, Qurʾān recitation reaches its pinnacle at the world's preeminent recitation competition in Cairo, where Muslim children come from across the globe to perform in front of a panel of prominent judges. Contestants as young as seven are ranked against kids more than twice their ... Read More »
Nur Kose- an 11 year old shares the lessons she learnt from taking Shaykh AbdulNasir Jangda's Meaningful Prayer Read More »
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