Practical Advice for New Muslims from a Fellow Convert
THERE are two questions I repeatedly answer, as I am sure most people that have followed similar paths in life do: “Why did you...
List of Daily Morning and Evening Adhkar (with references)
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Compiled by Homaira Hafsa
In most cases, we remember Allah when disaster comes. But the...
Anger Management through Qur’an and Sunnah (practical tips)
Lessons I learned in 23 years of anger management. (by Anonymous Guest Writer)
5 Everyday Foods to Swap with Sunnah Foods for Your Health
5 food swaps for better health - list of sunnah foods to try instead. Ahadith and benefits mentioned.
10 Ways to Increase Barakah In Your Life
What is BARAKAH and how to have more barakah in our life, time, wealth and deeds? Read the whole article to know all the practical steps about things you can do to gain more blessings in life.
From Finite to Infinity – Life in Jannah (part 2)
Maybe you had daughters that you treated so well
Maybe your children died and your sabr pulled you up
Maybe you died with them, never bidding Islam farewell
Sticking to Laa ilaaha as last words for a ticket above
5 Reasons Why You Should Get Hijama [cupping] Done
Benefits of Hijama - from physical/emotional health benefits to spiritual ones because of following a sunnah.
The Prophet (ﷺ) said: The best medical treatment you apply is cupping.
The American Muslim Journey: From History to Today
For many American Muslims, there's a constant tension between where we came from and where we are now. We may feel caught between certainty...
10 Ways to Love Yourself as a Muslim
10 Steps towards self love in Islam. From avoiding peace-breakers & negative energy to using positive affirmations & believing that you're worthy. From forgiving yourself to utilizing your skills. From self awareness to better knowledge of the world. Download the free printable of a Qur'anic verse on self-worth.
Advice from the Sunnah on Coping with Grief after the Loss of a Loved One
Our Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) experienced grief at many points of his life, often at the loss of loved ones. During these experiences he taught us that grief is a natural emotion and that Allah does not hold us accountable for expressing sadness and pain in a permissible manner. Sadness does not negate the acceptance of Allah’s decree which is the very center of a believer’s journey in grief.