In Surat Az-Zumar, Allah calls upon us in a very unique way – not by our belief, but by our mistakes and sins – and then endearingly reminds us of such a beautiful truth: that every sin that anyone has ever committed
Trying to discover the flaws within you is better than trying to discover the worlds hidden from you.
In Surat Az-Zumar, Allah calls upon us in a very unique way – not by our belief, but by our mistakes and sins – and then endearingly reminds us of such a beautiful truth: that every sin that anyone has ever committed
What does fasting Ramadan implant in us? How does Ramadan shape our behavioral traits? What virtues do we gain? How are we rewarded for that?
Do you feel the difference between day 1 and day 10 of Ramadan? Watch this one-minute clip to find out what does Allah’s mercy feel like…
In Surat Az-Zumar, Allah calls upon us in a very unique way – not by our belief, but by our mistakes and sins – and then endearingly reminds us of such a beautiful truth: that every sin that anyone has ever committed
Imagine for a moment that it’s raining. It is pouring, in fact. And imagine that you are inside your house, watching as it falls. But imagine that there is something very different about this rain. It is unlike any other you’ve ever seen. On this day, it is not raining water. It is raining something much more precious to you. Imagine that on this day it is raining hundred dollar bills.
In Ramadan we feel so much more attached to Allah and are so careful in our relations with others. What about you? Do you feel this spirit?
While the Paradise dwellers will be enjoying the blessings of Allah; they will recline on thrones encrusted with gold and precious stones facing each other. Learn more…
