One of the rudimentary jurisprudential principles of Islamic law is: lā ḍarara walā ḍirār (harm should not be inflicted or reciprocated), which denotes that an individual should not cause any...

“Mothers are always ready to sacrifice hugely for the child and play a key role in providing a good and conducive atmosphere to the new born baby. The role of...

Islamic teachings really maintain a balance between personal (individual) and public (collective) interests, between the body and spirit, between mental and spiritual material, between the world and the hereafter. Many...

Shukur is an Arabic word which is used to express gratitude, glory, praise or gratitude towards Almighty Allah (the creator) or His creation either through words, actions or both. According...

Justice in Islam refers to the equality in giving rights and in abiding by obligations without discriminations for any reason, either for religion, race, color, etc. In Islam justice is...

The basic Islamic teachings do not preach violence, but instead seek to protect the rights of every individual in society and promote love, tolerance, equality and justice. Humanity and human...

Hazrat Sheikh Noor-ud-din Noorani, commonly known as Sheikh-ul Aalam, is an icon figure of Kashmir, acclaimed as much today as he was six centuries ago. Hazrat Sheikh-ul-Aalam also called Noor-ud-din...

Almighty Allah has created the world and the universe perfect in proportion, measure and balance as a life-supporting system. “All the elements in the universe are interdependent and connected, and...

Prophet Muhammad (SAW) was the epitome of simple and He never behaved as if he was greater or better than other people. His life was remarkably simple and unpretentious. He...

The Muslims in the entire world remember the Prophet’s birth on the 12th of Rabi-ul-Awwal. Such an occasion is meant to remind people of how the Prophet (SAW) lived his...