Fasting is the pillar of Islam and we should be graterful for being blessed with another Ramadan, the sacred nights of Laylatul Qadar and Eid-ul-Fitr.
The blessed month of Ramadan brings blessings for the Muslim Ummah. Many people get more involved in their voluntary prayers and performing religious activities to get the most out of it. Laylatul Qadr, The Night of Power equates to thousands night of Allah’s mercy, forgiveness and worship.
Fasting is one of the five pillars of the faith. Fasting is an exercise that enables Muslim to realize the value of hunger and thirst of deprivation and poverty.
We as kids were told to ask Allah SubhanWataa’lla for anything we want. I remember my mother telling me, “You want this thing, then ask Allah Almighty to give you”.
Allah commands us to respect and love our parents by respecting them, honoring their opinions, and dealing them with love and gentleness.
It is centered on the beliefs of Islam's sacred scriptures, primarily the Quran and Hadith, and therefore is developed from Islamic religious principles.
Halloween began as the Eve of Samhain, a paganic holiday celebrating the start of winter and the first day of the New Year among the British Isles' ancient pagans.
Battle of Badrr was fought on 17 Ramadan 2 AH, 624 AD. The immediate reason was the trade caravan of Abu Sufyan. He feared an attack by Muslims while returning from Syria because there had been skirmishes and raids started by the Makkans
The word Jihad is derived from the root word “Jahadah” which means “to struggle”. In Islamic Sharia’h it means to struggle in the way of God. Therefore, any struggle for a noble cause is considered as jihad.
Islam has put a great emphasis over healthy life because Islam believes that a person should be fit in terms of health in order to be at peace.