Habib bin Hilal

Habib bin Hilal is Editor in Chief of this blog and manager of the website: Alhabib - Coloring with Islam.

LED Ticker with Calligraphic Message

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Alhamdulillaah, all praise be to Allah, the best Creator. Today I announce the release of another welcome message or banner widget titled: LED Ticker with Islamic Calligraphic Message. This adds to the islamic widget category of the main site. The widget displays framed message ticker alongside an arabic calligraphy of islamic phrase of your choice. … Read more

New: Hajj Mubarak Greeting Cards

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Today, thousands of muslims from all over the world start preparing and traveling to Makkah, Saudi Arabia, to perform the hajj ritual which is the fifth pillars of Islam. At the peak of the ritual, millions of pilgrimage will be circumbulating the Ka’bah, the sacred house of Allah while enchanting the words of praise and … Read more

Virtual Tour to Masjid-al-Aqsa in Jerusalem

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I have just stumbled upon a website providing a great service allowing the visitors to be on a virtual tour to several islamic sites such as the Al Haram Ash Sharif in the old city of Jerusalem. This place hosts the holy mosque: Masjid Al Aqsa and the infamous Dome of the Rock. For those … Read more

New, Ornamental Salam Message Ticker

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Alhamdulillah, all praise be to Allah, the Lord of the seven Heavens and the mighty Throne. Today I have a chance to refine and release a new islamic widget titled: Ornamental Salam Message Ticker. It is actually a cosmetic change of the previous salam message ticker already in the Alhabib Islamic Widget collection. The main … Read more

Islamic Quote Collection Updated

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All praise be to Allah. The recently released Daily Islamic Quote Widget has been so popular that until now, it hase been more than 1000 times installed. So as not to disappoint these many users, I have added more islamic quotes available for the widget. The initial release has access to about 60 english quotes … Read more

Islamic Calendar 2010 Available for Download

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In about two months from now, the islamic hijri year of 1430 will come to an end. Some of you may have wondered what would be the corresponding christian dates for islamic events of the year 1431 AH (anno hegira, after hijrah). Some of you might have been wondering when Ramadan starts next year, at what dates would the eid ul fitr and eid ul adha come, or when will be the next islamic year. All these you can find out with the newly released printable islamic calendar 2010 from Alhabib Islamic Web Service.

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