In Islam, there are a number of customs, traditions and rules that are applicable to specific events and times of the year. Dhul Hijjah is the most precious time of the year for Muslims, containing the Festival of Sacrifice, Big Eid, the Day of Arafah and the Hajj pilgrimage.
Read MoreZakat is a charitable obligation calculated on the disposable wealth of a Muslim that is ultimately used to help and support those who are most in need. One of the questions that we have been asked is, “can you give Zakat to build a well?” and the answer is yes, you can.
Read MoreQurbani is one of the most sacred Islamic traditions, as the convention stems from the sacrifice that Ibrahim (AS) was willing to make for Allah (SWT). As such, Muslims perform this ritual annually, w…
Read MoreQurbani is a highly sacred time in the Islamic calendar as this is when Muslims around the world pay homage to the sacrifice that Ibrahim (AS) was willing to make as a declaration of his loyalty to Allah (SWT).
Read MoreQurbani, or the festival of the sacrifice, is an important time of the year for all Muslims. This marks the sacrifice that Ibrahim (AS) was willing to make for Allah (SWT) and the miracle performed by Him, in which Ismail (AS) was spared and replaced by a goat.
Read MoreAsk anyone to give you one fact about Ramadan and the chances are that it will be that Muslims fast throughout the month. This is true, but ask them why Muslims observe the fast and considerably fewer will be able to answer.
Read MoreThe month of Ramadan is a highly spiritual time in the Islamic calendar during which Muslims observe sawm (fasting). While most people are aware that the Islamic community abstains from food during …
Read MoreRamadan is one of the most beloved and special months in the Islamic calendar, in which one of the Five Pillars of Islam has a very important role, but do you know why Ramadan is held in such high est…
Read MoreWhether you are a Muslim or not, you probably know that the Islamic community fasts during the month of Ramadan. However, there is so much more to know about this month of blessings – such as why Mu…
Read MoreIn Islam, having patience (sabr in Arabic) comes with many benefits and rewards. Patience is an admirable quality which helps us connect with Allah (SWT), speak and act upon the truth, and to endure w…
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