Category: Islamic Teachings and Virtues

Assalaamu’alaykum everyone. I had an interesting conversation yesterday. The Hadith says that the primary thing to look in a candidate for a wife (or husband) is how they practice their religion. But then, the person asked, what if the person is religious (wears hijab, prays 5 times a day, fasts, etc), but does not have

As goes the story of Thalhah With so much love to Aishah A love forbidden by Allah But he was guaranteed jannah As goes the story of Thalhah Married another woman for Allah While his heart remained for Aishah But he was steadfast for Allah As goes the story of Thalhah Stood by Aishah through

Your sweat pours full of regret You knew it will come to this These questions are very familiar But you have been distracted These questions are very familiar But you have been distracted You had all the time to find the answers It came across you many times What is a few moments feels like

I remember someone once told me how two brothers almost got into a fight because of “something stupid and insignificant”. What is this “stupid and insignificant” problem? It turns out it was about pointing your right index finger during tashahud in shalat. One argued that you have to move the finger, the other said that

Islam teaches us to enjoin each other in righteousness. However, there are a few pointers that we must remember: 1. We must keep our intentions purely for Allah. Afterall, we all answer to Him individually. 2. Be open to the possibility that it is us that might be mistaken. Be open to the possibility of