Before the fast begins, before the nights fill with Qur’an and duʿāʾ, before our hearts tremble with hope and fear—let us begin with gratitude. Gratitude to Allah, the Most Merciful, who chose us to witness another Ramadan while many souls were returned to Him since the last. Gratitude for life in our veins, īmān in our hearts, and the gentle
1 . Observe Qiyam Layl Seek Allah’s s forgiveness during this period. Read the Quran and reflect on the meaning (Tafsir Ibn Khathir). Make lots of lstigfaar. 2. Say your (Morning & Evening) AdKhar 3 . Observe Solatul Dhuha Make lots of Dua for yourself and your family. Remembrance of Allah at this time is essential. 4. Do not forget
I could not be happier. The Month of Allah is upon us, and our hearts are filled with excitement as we prepare to welcome it. As Ramadan approaches, what are you planning for yourself and your loved ones? What intentions are you setting? What habits are you ready to leave behind? What duʿā’ have you been waiting to whisper in
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In a society filled with fitna and detachment from the reality of death and resurrection, and the accountability that comes with standing before Allah one day, it’s crucial to be a Ghuraba, even if you’re the only one. The boundaries some of us are crossing shouldn’t be emulated by the rest of us. The truth is, you’re not like them,
Beyond the emotions of letting go of someone you once loved, the struggles of getting it right the second time can be overwhelming. Watching a sister share her recent divorce struggles on YouTube, I felt her pain deeply. People choose divorce for their own reasons, and it’s not our place to question them. While I advocate for patience and perseverance
I was having a conversation with someone today, and as we talked, she mentioned her father passed away when she was 10. I shared that mine was 11. This exchange made us reflect deeply on our time in this world. While these humble men have long gone, we humans seldom remember our own mortality and the accountability that awaits us.
Humans are born with flaws and shortcomings, and we all carry them. There’s no perfect being; we make mistakes and repent. However, when it comes to marriage, it’s crucial to know your partner’s background and antecedents. Someone asked with apprehension, How can I identify someone with the fear of Allah? This question can be challenging to answer, as many people
I’m still reflecting on our Shaykh Al-kutubi’s recent video on marriage and the fear of Allah. He emphasized the importance for young sisters to prioritize a righteous, God-fearing partner over someone who appears knowledgeable but lacks Taqwa. While knowledge is essential, it’s crucial to look beyond a man’s eloquence or fluency in Arabic and or the Quran. Before marriage, investigate
Life is a trial, and marriage can be a test of faith. What’s crucial is to marry someone who fears Allah. Unfortunately, the fear of Allah we preach to our sisters isn’t always reflected in some of our men. These sisters often end up questioning the faith we encouraged them to have. Could it be that some men pretend to
If a widow were asked how much she misses her husband, she might not stop crying, and perhaps she won’t remember the bad times. All she’ll want to recall is his good side. The thought of not seeing him again is sorrow, pain, and agony enough. She would have forgiven him, and instead, she misses him, especially if he had
