On a rainy Ramadan afternoon, a mysterious traveler knocks on a troubled family’s door as they are about to eat iftar.
At iftar time, a mysterious traveler enters a troubled family's home and calmly claims he has come to give something and take something.
This series is a collaboration between Dr. Ali and MuslimMatters, bringing Quranic wisdom to the questions Muslim families are navigating. Raising Children Who Build for Eternity — Legacy, Sadaqah...
What if someone told you that $30 of your $100 donation went not to buy food or care for children, but into the personal bank account...
This series is a collaboration between Dr. Ali and MuslimMatters, bringing Quranic wisdom to the questions Muslim families are navigating. Raising Children Who Feel the Ummah There is a...
Zakah is often described as a financial obligation. Yet in reality, it is one of Islam’s most profound acts of spiritual discipline, shaping how believers understand...
This series is a collaboration between Dr. Ali and MuslimMatters, bringing Quranic wisdom to the questions Muslim families are navigating. When Your Teen Asks “What is the My Purpose?”...
Ramadan is considered the month of fasting, but many Muslims are unable to fast due to health reasons. Allah has therefore exempted them from fasting as...
This series is a collaboration between Dr. Ali and MuslimMatters, bringing Quranic wisdom to the questions Muslim families are navigating. Six nights. Six struggles. One theme. Week 3 of...
To every masjid board, every imam, every administrator: there is no Islamic precedent for barring children from main prayer spaces in masajid.
