Eid-ul-Fitr is a festival celebrated by millions of Muslims around the world at the end of the holy month of Ramadan. Fasting is obligatory upon all healthy Muslims who are...

Juma-tul-Wida is the Last Friday of Ramadan. The Prophet (SAW) said “anyone who worships Allah in Friday will receive protection from Allah for the entire week”. The importance of Friday...

Sadaqah means ‘righteousness’ and is a form of voluntary charity. Sadaqah is any voluntary act of righteousness or kindness that is made with no expectation for anything in return. There...

Backbiting is one of the dangerous illnesses in Islamic society; its law has prohibited and forbidden it in the legal texts mentioned in the Holy Qur’an and the noble Prophet’s...

The blessed month of Ramadan is very honorable. The thawabs that are given for the supererogatory Namaz, Dhikr, alms and all other supererogatory acts of worship done in this month...

Prophet Muhammad (SAW) forbade usury and interest on money lending. Usury eats away wealth and destroys the economic systems throughout history.  Just as in the teachings of the prophets of...

Prophet Muhammad (SAW) was the embodiment of trustworthiness. The Makkans called him ‘the Trustworthy One.’ Even after the declaration of his Prophethood, they continued to entrust their precious goods to...

In Islam when a woman is daughter, she opens a door of Jannah for her father, when she is a wife; she completes half of the Deen for her husband...

In Arabic Calamity is known as al-kārīṡah which means a condition that is totally overwhelmed by huge problems. Other terms include jāāīha, hādīṡah means something that human’s dislike, such as...

Mi’raj is an Arabic word meaning “ladder, to elevate, or to ascend”. In Islamic literature it is used for the night journey of Prophet Muhammad (SAW) when he was miraculously taken...