Islam’s Moral Compass
“Derived from the Latin moralitas, morality is the framework defining right from wrong. In Islam, it serves as a guide for self-refinement—inspiring believers to build a meaningful connection with Allah...
Read moreDetails“Derived from the Latin moralitas, morality is the framework defining right from wrong. In Islam, it serves as a guide for self-refinement—inspiring believers to build a meaningful connection with Allah...
Read moreDetails“Prophet Muhammad (SAW) reminded us that every good deed is charity—noting specifically that planting a single tree or feeding a bird or animal earns the divine rewards of sadaqah.” Dr....
Read moreDetails“Friday sermons (Khutbah) guide Muslims toward moral character and social responsibility, emphasizing that Islam requires practicing justice, honesty, and kindness in daily life alongside religious rituals (Surah An-Nahl, 16:90).” Friday...
Read moreDetailsThe Friday Khutbah is intended to be a practical guide for daily life—promoting righteousness, justice, honesty, and responsibility—rather than a mere weekly ritual. Dr. Firdous A Reshi The Friday Khutbah...
Read moreDetailsKashmir's rich culture of giving for social and religious causes raises the question of whether charity is driven by genuine worship or has become a social trend, emphasizing the need...
Read moreDetails“Wazwan is a cherished symbol of Kashmiri culture and hospitality, but the emerging trend of fashioning meat into unconventional shapes for show threatens to turn this tradition into an unethical...
Read moreDetailsWhile Islam frames Mahr as a sacred symbol of respect, responsibility, and financial security for the bride, modern Kashmiri society has increasingly reduced this sacred right to a tool for...
Read moreDetails“The minbar of a mosque elevates hearts with guidance, but never ever divides them with grievances. Sacred spaces demand noble speech; embrace scholarly wisdom”. Dr. Firdous A Reshi The minbar...
Read moreDetailsTraditional Kashmiri weddings emphasized simplicity and sacredness, but modern trends prioritize extravagant spending and social status. While cultural celebration is acceptable, it becomes harmful when it causes financial strain or...
Read moreDetails“In Islam, Shukr (gratitude) is the active recognition that all blessings come from Allah, expressed not just verbally through "Alhamdulillah," but through genuine appreciation in the heart and using those...
Read moreDetailsThe publication of “Kashmir Horizon” as an English daily was started with a modest attempt on May 19, 2008.It has been a Himalayan attempt for “The Kashmir Horizon” to survive the challenges posed to journalism in the violence fraught place like Jammu & Kashmir.
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