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...

Entertainment is not the sole goal and purpose of life for Muslims. We could perform entertainment and accept enjoyment but we must remember that it is only a matter of...

The role of Ulama is very important in responding religious issues. They are considered as authoritative in religious matters, may drive to conflicts and confuse the public if it stands...

The word Qur’an means that which is often read or recited. The Qur’an is the record of the verbal revelations in Arabic from Almighty Allah to the Prophet Muhammad (SAW),...

Mutual cooperation among Muslims is also based on mutual responsibility towards each other. This concept of sharing responsibility is emphasized in Islam as the concept of Takaful. Takaful means solidarity,...

The word “morality” comes from the Latin word “moralitas,” which means manner, character and proper behaviour. Generally, morality refers to a code of conduct that an individual, group or society...

Muslims are given a code of conduct, ethics, and social values by Islam, which aids them in tolerating and developing adaptive coping techniques in the face of stressful circumstances. Islam...