This Ramadan, you have a true chance to revive your faith. Join Sh. Omar Suleiman each day as he covers different verses, duaa`s (supplication), hadiths, and sayings on protecting, renewing, and strengthening faith.
Before exploring different methods of reviving and protecting our faith, it’s important to understand the meaning of faith itself.
Think of your favorite shirt. It fades slightly each time you wash it, and will eventually wear out if you don’t take proper care of it. Faith is the same way – but unlike a piece of clothing, it’s the most valuable asset you have. …
There is a direct correlation between the actions of the tongue with the condition of the heart. If you want to receive faith, you must first settle your heart – and if you wish to settle your heart, you must settle your tongue.
There are certain actions that are so unbefitting of a believer, that belief departs from the doer of those deeds. We may have low points in faith, but we should never allow that to push us to major sins.
There is hope for the major sinners, as long as they turn back to their Creator. Allah doesn’t want you to be weighed down by your past in a way that you can’t meaningfully progress in the future.
Faith is supposed to increase and decrease, but how dramatic are your fluctuations? The Prophet emphasized that both your peak and your base line should be reasonable, otherwise it may all disappear.
Even the greatest companions of the Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him) were vigilant about their faith. No matter how confident you are in your iman, you’re no angel. Be protective of it.
There is nothing more inconsistent than the heart, yet no vessel more important. Therefore the Prophet (peace be upon him) taught us two supplications to keep it firm. Learn them from the today’s episode…
What did the Prophet say about `Ammar ibn Yasir’s heart and faith? What’s the story of the dream that the Prophet saw about `Umar?
Allah sends you reminders night and day, and sometimes those reminders are major wake up calls. What happens if you don’t make use of that wake up call right away?
As human beings, we will never stop sinning. But remembering your place in front of Allah before committing the sin can deter you from it.
Place your heart “In The Zone” with the intention of seeking from every moment that which will cause your faith to blossom.
We’re always asking God for guidance. But what comes first – guidance or faith?
Satan is always going to whisper. But refusing to allow yourself to turn that whisper into action is a sign of clear and pristine faith. Learn about this from today’s episode…
Everyone’s faith is occasionally challenged by doubt. Even the prophets had their moments. By immediately reminding ourselves that God is sufficient for us and is the best disposer of our affairs
What are the biggest threats to our faith and how can we overcome them? The answer is in today’s episode “The Faith Revival (16): Two Hungry Wolves”.
How does poverty lead to disbelief? Poverty is a difficult test to a person’s faith. Seek refuge from poverty with this supplication….
Envy and stinginess cannot coexist with faith in the heart. Guard your iman by disconnecting yourself from the love of this world and taking advantage of opportunities to be generous.
The firm belief that what has come to you is decreed by Allah (Exalted be He) can keep you steadfast during times of hardship.
Once you’ve tasted the sweetness of faith in your heart, you will do anything to protect it. Learn more….
How do we get to the point where we can taste the sweetness of faith? The journey involves humbling oneself and submitting fully to Allah.
Once faith enters into the hearts, there is no way a person would easily give that up. So why would someone leave their faith? The answers are complex.
Sometimes the most detrimental thing to your iman is setting unrealistic expectations for yourself. Set reasonable, achievable goals to avoid crushing your faith.
There is nothing that can foster faith in Allah SWT like a meaningful relationship with the Qur’an.
Stabilize your faith in righteous company and environments that encourage you to grow closer to Allah.
The “tree of faith” is like a palm tree – deep firm roots, branches high in the sky, and constantly producing fruit.
When someone gives you a gift, you cherish it. So how do you care for the ultimate gift from Allah – faith?
Ask Allah for everlasting faith to obtain your biggest fulfillment in this life.
Let Islam be your ending, and ask Allah to make the last of your actions the best of your actions.
