Zakat purifies wealth and strengthens the heart. This guide for givers explains the key principles—humility, quality, and sincerity—that elevate Zakat to a powerful act of devotion and gratitude.

Riba, or interest, is prohibited in Islam for its exploitative nature. This Q&A guide explains what Riba is, why it’s forbidden, and how Muslims can avoid it in today’s financial world.

Pre-pregnancy is not just about physical preparation but also spiritual readiness. By turning to Allah, remaining patient, and making dua, couples can prepare themselves for the gift of parenthood.

As we begin the Islamic lunar year, it is crucial to focus on the months highlighted by Islamic teachings for their unique significance.  Here, we focus on those months that are specifically mentioned in the authentic texts for their distinct observances and teachings.

The narrative of Prophet Musa (Moses) and his people’s struggle against Pharaoh’s tyranny is a timeless tale that resonates with themes of liberation and divine justice. This story, deeply ingrained in both the Torah and the Quran, not only recounts the brutal oppression faced by the Israelites but also celebrates their miraculous escape and the subsequent divine retribution against their oppressors.

Eid Prayers:

On the morning of Eid al-Adha, Muslims gather in large groups for the Eid prayer, which is followed by a sermon that often emphasises themes of sacrifice, faith, and community service. This congregational prayer is a demonstration of Muslim unity and their collective devotion to Allah.