Ayesha bint Abu Bakr — the woman who taught a nation
Among the most influential women in Islamic history is Ayesha bint Abu Bakr, the beloved wife of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) and daughter of Umm
When the home becomes a garden of Jannah
In every language and culture, there is a word that melts the hardest of hearts and that is family. It evokes warmth, safety, and a
Lady Sawdah bint Zam’ah: The steadfast wife of the Prophet (SAW)
When we speak of the Mother of the Believers, names like Ayesha, Khadijah, and Fatima often dominate our memory. But among the early and most
Why every Muslim should know the story of Khadijah bint Khuwaylid
When we speak of the beginning of Islam, our minds often go to the cave of Hira, the trembling voice of the Prophet (SAW), the
Why are the first 10 days of Dhul Hijjah the best in the year?
All praise is due to Allah (SWT), the Lord of the Worlds, who created time and made some periods more virtuous than others. In His
The importance of sustainability in The Quran and the Prophet (SAW)’s Sunnah
Among the many noble responsibilities Allah (SWT) has placed upon the human being, one of the most profound is that of khalifah–a deputy who guides
to me, 15 years ago
To me, 15 years ago, I know you’re getting ready for your first Ramadhan when you will fast for the entire month. You’ve spent years
how Ramadhan reminds me there’s beauty even in the waiting
Just like the beautiful clouds above hold the heaviest of rains, and just as the brightest smile of any given person can cover your deepest
a journey of faith and patience: reflections on my first Ramadhan
Dear future Mike, As I sit here during my first Ramadhan, I want to capture this moment, the lessons, the struggles, and the beauty of
letter to myself
Dear Sahir, Allah (SWT) has been the most Merciful. Just two years ago, we were not in the mindset we currently possess. We were fragile,
