Below is an article we get from turntoislam.com forum about a touching stroy of a muslim scholar. We should get a lesson or wisdom from this story. Shaykh Malik ibn Dinar (may Allah have mercy on him) was one of the renowned pious men of his time. It is said
Eid ul Adha has a very special meaning to muslims. It is not just days of celebration where animals are slaughtered and their meats are distributed and enjoyed. It has an inspiring story behind it: the story of love, when Ibrahim had to sacrifice his one-and-only beloved son for the
While in primary school, I came across the word jizya for the first time in my life. We were taught that great mughal ruler Akbar was tolerant for abolishing jizya and his successor Aurangzeb was less tolerant towards non Muslims for introducing it again. At a stage of my life
Man often makes mistakes and is forgetful. Therefore it is natural if we sometimes do sinful acts that transgress the limit that Allah has set up upon us. Then, from times to times our sins will accumulate, unless we remove or erase them. Thankfully, we have Allah who is so
love is an inherent part of ourselves. Love resides in our heart but manifests outwardly in various forms. Love can build our characters and dictate our actions. As a muslim, let see what Allah says about love in the Qur’an. Love to worldly enjoyment “It was made attractive to people,
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January 13, 2012
