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Rights of the kin in the light of Islam –II
  When your kinfolk are non-Muslim   We should know that kindness to parents is a personal duty imposed by Allah on every son and daughter. To be a dutiful child is to ensure that one is closer to Allah the Almighty. It makes it easier to win Allah’s pleasure and be... More
Nov 17, 2024
Etiquettes related to gatherings
  Introduction   Every religion and culture, besides a number of other things, have their own distinct set of customs, traditions and etiquettes. In fact, one of the important distinguishing features between one nation and one tribe and another has generally been its distinct set of customs, traditions and etiquettes. The nation... More
Nov 17, 2024
The fruits of oppression
  The following is a personal account: There was once a man who hired a worker; this worker would work, day after day, but not receive any payment. One day, the worker demanded his pay, but the employer refused to give him his money. It seems that the employer was in... More
Nov 17, 2024
Helping the distressed
  Helping and supporting those in distress is a trait that is encouraged by Islam and a noble characteristic that is an implication of sincere brotherhood and chivalry. The life and manners of the Prophet present the finest example for every aspect of our life, especially in helping and supporting those... More
Nov 17, 2024
Our Non-Muslim Relatives: Their Rights Upon us
  By Kimberly Ben   When I reverted to Islam over 10 years ago, I received mixed reactions from my friends and family. While attending my first family gathering wearing Hijab, I was eyed very curiously at first, but with time they have come to accept my choice.   Now, no one even... More
Nov 17, 2024
The Muslim in Ramadan
  Allah The Almighty Says (what means):   {The month of Ramadan [is that] in which was revealed the Quran, a guidance for the people and clear proofs of guidance and criterion. So whoever sights [the new moon of] the month, let him fast it; and whoever is ill or on a... More
Nov 17, 2024
Building a Society characterized by Solidarity - II
  One of the most important manifestations of solidarity which Islam is keen to instill in our communities is how to treat the elderly and take care of them, starting with one’s parents, acting upon the verse that reads (what means): {And We have enjoined upon man, to his parents, good... More
Nov 17, 2024
Building a society characterized by solidarity - I
  From a social perspective, the teachings of Islam aim to bring together all Muslims to be a unified entity, in conformity with the words of the Prophet : “The example of the believers as regards their mutual love and compassion is like that of a single body. If any of... More
Nov 17, 2024
Adhering to good manners in dealing with opponents
  By:Yaasir ‘Abdut-Tawwaab   Praise be to Allah and may the peace and blessings of Allah be upon the Messenger of Allah.   A fair caller to Allah (Da‘ee) must adhere to good manners while dealing with the opponents and patiently accept their criticism which could very well be unfair. Even if those... More
Nov 17, 2024
Engage in Dialogue before You Argue
  We were sitting together, as we do every Saturday, with our voices echoing throughout the house when my father interrupted our usual banters with his serious high-pitched voice, saying: “I would like to make an announcement that is very important for all of us, and I would like to listen... More
Nov 17, 2024
Reconciling people
  The difference between people is a factual reality and part of the human natural disposition given people’s different morals and natures, and due to their contention and vying for worldly gains like wealth, status and the like. Allah, the Exalted, Says (what means): {And if your Lord had willed, He... More
Nov 17, 2024
The Courage to Apologize - I
  Some people may think that apologizing for our mistakes is a weakness. However, it is in reality strength, courage, confidence, purity, and self-righteousness. Besides, apology eliminates hatred and envy and releases the soul of mistrust and doubt. Only great people dare to apologize, and only good people can maintain and... More
Nov 17, 2024
The courage to Apologize - II
  Allah likes excuse (accepting apology)   Allah, the Exalted, has opened a door for repentance that He will never close until the sun rises from the west because He likes to have mercy upon His slaves and He likes to accept their apology, the Prophet said: “None loves one's own praise... More
Nov 17, 2024
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