Do you know that during his lifetime, Prophet Muhammad took counsel with and encouraged over 600 female scholars, warriors, nurses, businesswomen, teachers and students?
Ramadan in a non-Muslim country can be challenging. But, what challenges does it pose? How can we overcome them, mange time effectively and make best use of the Holy Month?
Are there certain goals, beliefs, or reasons behind what we do every day? What are the real habits? Are there ‘real’ habits and others ‘guilty’? The answer to this lies behind the goals and priorities you set for your life…
Have become a Muslim? How do you see yourself? How do others see you? What do you expect of yourself? Learn here about what you need to see not in the mirror or in others’ eyes, rather on the inside.
How could a person who has just become Muslim to achieve inner peace and still be in accord with society? Is it their responsibility or the Muslim community’s?
How often do you feel lonely and cut off? What do you usually do when you are trapped in such feeling? How do you find the way out of the wilderness?
Does Islam suffocate women’s freedom and rights to live properly or does it help them reclaim their true feminism? Here’s the answer from their own lips…
Because the Prophet’s intervention women were treated as equals, given rights. Learn how the Prophet’s significant contribution to women’s rights inspired Shaista Aziz, a writer and journalist,…
Finding peace and acceptance with a non-Muslim family is a real test for the new Muslim, not to tell during Ramadan. So, what should be done?
Born Catholic Angelina learned about Islam after interacting with Muslims here and there. She converted two months after 9/11…Why did she choose Islam and at that critical time?
Between the demands of daily life and religious issues how does moderation work? What does Islam say about that? How does Islam prioritize life’s demands? What is more relevant for a Muslim?
