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Written by: Nadiya Khan It’s 2:30 a.m., June 14, 2025. A young woman sits by her window, heart heavy with worry. Her child is sick. The doctors have spoken, but her soul needs something more: comfort, hope, connection. She searches, not for medicine, but for a dua. Her fingers type

Hey. Really, come closer for a sec. You feel that? That shift in the air around late May or early June for Muslims? The black clothes appearing, the sombre tones in the mosque, maybe free water stalls popping up? It’s not just a “religious thing.” It’s the pulse of Muharram.

One of the lesser-known prophets mentioned in the Quran is Prophet Dhul-Kifl (AS). The fact that he is counted among the righteous and the patient servants of Allah indicates his great virtue and importance, even though little is mentioned about him. His name, Dhul-Kifl, means “the one who was given

You know that deep quiet just before dawn, when the whole world holds its breath? That’s when magic happens between you and Allah. Tahajjud isn’t just another prayer – it’s your secret meeting with the Divine. No distractions, no noise – just your raw, unfiltered whispers in the dark. That’s

Umrah isn’t just a trip – it’s a full soul reboot. Allah is giving us this incredible chance to wipe our slate clean and come back changed. Yeah, it takes work – that’s why the Quran becomes our prep guide, reshaping our hearts before we even step foot in Makkah.

The prophet Dawud (AS) is considered to be one of the most honored figures in Islam. Not just a prophet of Allah; he was also a warrior, a fair king, and a overbearing prayer. From the life of Dawood (A) emerge such qualities as courage, wisdom, justice and devotion to

Millions of Muslims dream of visiting the holy cities of Makkah and Madinah to perform the Hajj and Umrah every year. But given the world we live in, global events, travel bans, and tightening visa policies, the question is: Can I perform Hajj or Umrah this year? Hajj vs. Umrah:

Eid al-Adha, or the “Festival of Sacrifice,” is among the most spiritually significant days in Islam. It is not just the end of the Hajj proceedings, but also a revival of the tradition of Prophet Ibrahim (AS) and his abdication. Behind the happiness and celebration of the day, it brings

Qurbani (Udhiyyah) at Eid al-Adha means the “sacrifice of an animal” and is a practice deep in Islamic tradition. But Qurbani is more than symbolic, it’s a ritual steeped in spirituality with well-defined Islamic rulings. This piece outlines the vital rules, conditions, and responsibilities to ensure your sacrifice complies with

Umrah gives you a chance to be the guest of Allah Almighty. There is no denying that this is the ultimate chance for the Muslims to have a faith revival and spiritual cleansing. Therefore, anyone planning a pilgrimage wants to choose the best time to perform Umrah. It is essential