The True Muslim between Islam and Iman
How iman (faith) is related to Islam? Who is the Muslim, and who is the mu’min? Is there Islam without faith? What makes a Muslim true and staunch?
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The Six Articles of Faith a Muslim Must Believe in
There are six articles of faith in Islam that a true believer must believe in. Learn about them here…
The Fiqh of Fasting: Recommended Acts – Part 4
Although there are many recommended acts concerning fasting, we will discuss here those ones related to fiqh of fasting. Read..
The Fiqh of Fasting: Prohibited Fasts – Part 5
By Editorial Staff The true meaning of worship is achieved through the true submission and obedience to Allah’s commands. This is very obvious here, but how?؟ When it is obligatory to fast, Muslims hasten to obey Allah through observing it.…
Ten Blessed Days: Don’t Miss
By His wisdom, God gave preference to some places and times over others. For Muslims, Friday is the best day of the week, Ramadan is the best month of the year, “Laylat al-Qadr” is the best night in Ramadan, the day of “Arafah” is the best day of the year. Likewise the first ten days of the month of “Dhul-Hijjah” are the blessed days for Muslims.
The Blessings behind Zakah
Why do we pay zakah? What impact does it have on our wealth, soul and life? Have you notices such virtues before?
Zakah: On What & How Much?
It is common knowledge that zakah is a pillar of Islam. But, what are the things that we are required to pay zakah on? And what is the sepcific amount to be given? Listen to the answers of Dr. Zakir Naik to these questions.
Q & A on Zakah
All of us need to get knowledge regarding such an important obligation in Islam as zakah. Watch this session and listen to what the sheikh has to say in response to the questions raised by the viewers.
Zakah & Sadaqah: What Is the Difference?
Zakat and Sadaqah are forms of charity given by Muslims. The two are different in their own respects. Zakat means growth, purification, and blessing in Arabic. Sadaqah means sign of sincerity of faith...
Rights of the Poor and Needy in Islam
What rights do the poor and needy have in Islam? Why are we, Muslims, entitled to pay prescribed amount of money? For the benefit of whom? Shouldn’t it be a matter of individual freedom?
Zakah: Great Wisdom and Many Reasons
Now a Muslim, why am I obliged to pay zakah? Why has it been prescribed at all? If it is about charity, shouldn’t I have the choice to give it or not?
All About Zakat Al-Fitr
Every Muslim is required to pay Zakat al-Fitr at the conclusion of the month of Ramadan as a token of thankfulness to God for having enabled him to observe fasts.
Things That Invalidate Your Sadaqah
It is unlawful for the one giving sadaqah to remind the recipient of his generosity, to reproach him, or to make a show with his sadaqah.
Give Sadaqah Even If You Have Nothing
Sadaqah is not restricted to any special deed of righteousness. The general rule is that all good deeds are sadaqah. Learn about some of them here..
Sadaqah: Its Virtues and Benefits in Qur’an and Sunnah
What is the difference between zakah and sadaqah? What are the benefits of sadaqah? How does it impact the giver and the whole society?
Zakah in Islam: Concepts and Rules
Why are we obliged to pay Zakah? What is the purpose of paying it? One of the five pillars of Islam, zakah is meant to purify one’s wealth and create harmony and compassion between members of society.
Zakah and Social Justice
Zakah spreads tranquility and peace in society because it secures the weak and their dependents with the guarantee of certain provision, shelter, and access to essential communal facilities.
Muslims & Non-Muslim Feasts
Islam places great importance on kind treatment and social ties, not to mention one’s family and friends. On what conditions can a Muslim join non-Muslims during holiday seasons?
Shura: The Meaning of Democracy in Islam
Are democracy and democratic practices something known to Islam? Is it compatible with Islamic principles? What style of leadership does Islam encourage?
American Muslim Poll: Muslim Community Is Both Pious & Patriotic
Muslims who regularly attend mosques are more likely to work with their neighbors to solve community problems, be registered to vote, and are more likely to plan to vote…