Islamic Perspective of Happiness
Happiness is a positive emotional state that is subjectively defined by each person. The common Islamic concept of happiness is that it is a feeling that resides in the heart....
Read moreDetailsHappiness is a positive emotional state that is subjectively defined by each person. The common Islamic concept of happiness is that it is a feeling that resides in the heart....
Read moreDetailsAfter having consolidated the power of Islam in Arabia, the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) set out to perform Hajjatul wida, his Farewell Pilgrimage. It was the last year of his life....
Read moreDetailsHonesty incorporates the concepts of truthfulness and reliability and it resides in all human thought, words, actions and relationships. Honesty is held in high regard. The Prophet (SAW) even said...
Read moreDetailsTeaching is one of the most respectful and valuable professions in the world. In Islam the profession of teacher has more importance as our beloved Prophet Muhammad (SAW) introduced himself...
Read moreDetailsPatience is the reaction of an individual who condescends and willingly carries out the commands of Almighty Allah, abstain from all His prohibitions and accepts all the trials and tribulations...
Read moreDetailsIslam states that the man and the woman were created equally, O mankind! We created you from a single (pair) of a male and a female (Al-Hujurat). Islam also states...
Read moreDetailsIslam divides roles between a man and his wife. Men are not given absolute power in their home. Women also enjoy some power that can check that of the man...
Read moreDetailsThe word Zakat is the root word from Zaka meaning blessings, prosper and good. As far as the ‘Shara’ term is concerned, Ibn Qudamah defines Zakat as‚ ‘An amount of...
Read moreDetailsZakat, or Zakat al-Maal, means obligatory “alms” or “alms upon wealth.” It stands as the third pillar of Islam, coming immediately after Salah, or the daily Ritual Prayer. Every Muslim...
Read moreDetailsAshura literally means the ‘Tenth’ in Arabic refers to the 10th day of Muharram, the first month of the Islamic calendar, when Hussain (AS) the grandson of the Prophet Muhammad...
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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