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What’s Our Aim In Life?
These are the most fundamental questions that we all need to ask ourselves. People answer these questions in different ways. Some people’s aim in life is to collect money, property, to have perfect careers and perfect families, whilst other people desire name, fame and power. However, as t...
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Sister- and Brotherhood
The shari’a and teachings of the Prophet (saw) regarding the relationship between brothers and sisters in Islam is vital for creating a spiritually, physically, psychologically, economically and environmentally healthy and stable environment. The key to establishing any stable society is ...
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The Glory of Ramadan
The prescribed institution of fasting is a unique moral and spiritual characteristic of Islam. The fast in the month of Ramadan which requires Muslims to refrain from food, drink and sexual relations from first light until sundown, is firstly an act of worship which brings reward from Allah...
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Can We Be Too Into It?
We live in a society in which Western values dictate how we should live our lives. These external pressures, coupled with the inclination towards their desires, make it increasingly difficult for people to practice their religion. To become attached to Allah (swa) one must become detached ...
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Should we join a Juma’a?
For some individuals religion is very much a private matter to be practised in the confinement of ones home or to be channelled at an individual level. Some even go as far as calling only Fridays the ‘day of religion’. They feel they are not in need of being part of any Islamic organisation ...
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The Power of Hijab
As we know Islam requires that both men and women dress modestly when they go out into society and interact with other men and women. Women are required to cover their whole body with the exception of the face, hands and feet. Almighty Allah says: Tell the believing men to low...
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Is There Room For Despair?
Despair conjures up feelings of isolation and hopelessness and is a topic that is often neglected within the Muslim community for some reason. What is it like to be a Muslim and affected by depression? Muslims often think people are depressed because their iman (faith) is weak. ... |
