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Shia and Sunni Muslims observe day of Ashura differently

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Quran to Youth: In life trials are expected and purposeful

Eman Sakina In every generation, young people face their own set of trials. Today’s youth encounter academic pressure, social expectations, digital distractions, identity confusion, and emotional struggles that often feel overwhelming. In such a climate, resilience—the ability to remain firm, hopeful, and balanced in the face of difficulty—has become an essential life skill. Islam, however, has long nurtured this quality ...

Seven points to follow to align social media with Islamic teachings

Eman Sakina In every age, human beings are tested by the tools they create. Today, social media and digital technology have become among the most powerful tools shaping how we think, speak, connect, and live. These platforms influence opinions, relationships, habits, and even faith. For Muslims, the question is not whether to accept or reject technology, but how to use it in a way that aligns with Islamic values, ethics, and purpose. F...

Shab-e-Barat: The night of hope, mercy and renewal

Eman Sakina Shab-e-Barat, translated as the night of forgiveness or the night of freedom from the fire, holds a special place in the spiritual life of many Muslims. Observed on the 15th night of Sha‘ban, the eighth month of the Islamic lunar calendar, this night is associated with reflection, repentance, and renewed hope in Allah’s mercy. While its observance varies across cultures, its essence remains deeply rooted in the ...

How to make the most of the month of Sha’ban

Eman Sakina Nestled between the sacred months of Rajab and Ramadan, Sha‘ban often passes unnoticed, but in reality, it is a bridge—one that prepares the heart, mind, and soul for the intense worship of Ramazan. The Prophet Muhammad gave special attention to Sha‘ban, and his example teaches us that this month is no ordinary month, but a time for renewal, preparation, and elevation. The word Sha‘ban comes from...

Islam, Family, and the question of women’s justice

Uzma Khatoon To understand Islam's vision of family and women’s rights, the Qur’anic message must be read with its original social context. This revelation addressed a society plagued by a tribal hierarchy, male dominance, and social inequality. In pre-Islamic Arabia (Jahiliyyah), women were often treated as property, and practices like female infanticide reflected a system that valued strength and lineage over human dignit...

Tips for Muslims to travel while adhering to the basics of faith

Eman Sakina Travelling has always held a meaningful place in Islamic tradition. Long before modern transport made journeys comfortable and quick, Muslims travelled vast distances for trade, knowledge, worship, and the spread of good values. Friday Musings In Islam, travelling is not merely a physical movement from one place to another; it is a purposeful act that can become a form of worship when guided by sincere intention and pro...

Tips for Muslims to travel while adhering to the basics of faith

Eman Sakina Travelling has always held a meaningful place in Islamic tradition. Long before modern transport made journeys comfortable and quick, Muslims travelled vast distances for trade, knowledge, worship, and the spread of good values. In Islam, travelling is not merely a physical movement from one place to another; it is a purposeful act that can become a form of worship when guided by sincere intention and proper conduct. T...

Tips for Muslim professionals to align their life with faith

Eman Sakina Human life is shaped not only by major decisions but by small actions repeated every day. These repeated actions slowly become habits, and habits eventually define a person’s character. Islam, as a complete way of life, places great emphasis on daily routines and consistent behaviour. For working professionals, building positive habits aligned with Islamic values is both practical and transformative. Through sincer...

Building positive habits, routines for professionals in the light of Islamic values

Eman Sakina Human life is shaped not only by major decisions but by small actions repeated every day. These repeated actions slowly become habits, and habits eventually define a person’s character. Islam, as a complete way of life, places great emphasis on daily routines and consistent behaviour. For working professionals, building positive habits aligned with Islamic values is both practical and transformative. Through sincere inten...

New Year goals must be aligned with Islamic teachings

Eman Sakina As a new year begins, many people pause to reflect on their lives—what has passed, what remains unfinished, and what lies ahead. In Islam, this moment of reflection finds deep meaning through the concept of niyyah (intention). Friday Musings Unlike superficial resolutions that fade with time, Islam teaches that true change begins within the heart. When intentions are sincere and directed toward Allah, even the sma...

Lesson for Muslims from lives of Prophets’ Companions

Eman Sakina Throughout history, Allah chose certain individuals not only to receive divine revelation but also to be supported by exceptional people, who believed in their message, stood firm during hardship, and helped shape communities based on faith, justice, and moral responsibility. These individuals, known as the Companions, played a crucial role in preserving, practising, and spreading divine guidance. While the term “Comp...

The concept of Fitrah or natural disposition, in Islam

Eman Sakina Among the profound teachings of Islam is the belief that every human being is born upon fitrah—a pure, innate disposition that inclines a person towards truth, goodness, and recognition of the Creator. This concept, deeply rooted in the Qur’an and the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad, forms the foundation of Islamic understanding of human nature, moral responsibility, and spiritual growth. Friday Musings ...

The concept of Fitrah or natural disposition, in Islam

Eman Sakina Among the profound teachings of Islam is the belief that every human being is born upon fitrah—a pure, innate disposition that inclines a person towards truth, goodness, and recognition of the Creator. This concept, deeply rooted in the Qur’an and the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad, forms the foundation of Islamic understanding of human nature, moral responsibility, and spiritual growth. In Islamic theology, ...

Trustworthiness touches all aspects of a Muslim's life

Eman Sakina Trustworthiness (Amanat in the Arabic language), is one of the most profound moral values emphasised in Islam. It is not merely a social virtue or a desirable trait; rather, it forms a foundational pillar of faith, character, and the spiritual integrity of a believer. Friday Musings From the Qur’an’s direct teachings to the exemplary life of the Prophet Muhammad, the concept of amanat permeate...

The Importance of Trustworthiness (Amānat) in Islam

Eman Sakina Trustworthiness (Amanat in the Arabic language), is one of the most profound moral values emphasised in Islam. It is not merely a social virtue or a desirable trait; rather, it forms a foundational pillar of faith, character, and the spiritual integrity of a believer. From the Qur’an’s direct teachings to the exemplary life of the Prophet Muhammad, the concept of amanat permeates every dimension of a Muslim'...

Rizq or sustenance has a deeper spiritual meaning in Islam

Eman Sakina Among the many profound themes that weave through the teachings of Islam, the concept of rizq—often translated as sustenance or provision—stands out as one of the most comforting yet spiritually powerful ideas. It is a concept that shapes a Muslim’s worldview, attitudes, ambitions, and daily struggles. More than simply referring to material wealth, rizq in Islam encompasses every blessing that sustains h...

The role of Islamic scholars in guiding the community

Eman Sakina Islamic scholars— ‘ulama, the heirs of the Prophets—have always held a central and sacred role in shaping, guiding, and preserving the moral, social, spiritual, and intellectual fabric of Muslim communities. Their responsibility is not limited to delivering sermons or issuing religious rulings; rather, it extends to nurturing hearts, cultivating ethical societies, safeguarding authentic knowledge, and offering...

The role of Islamic scholars in guiding the community

Eman Sakina Islamic scholars— ‘ulama, the heirs of the Prophets—have always held a central and sacred role in shaping, guiding, and preserving the moral, social, spiritual, and intellectual fabric of Muslim communities. Their responsibility is not limited to delivering sermons or issuing religious rulings; rather, it extends to nurturing hearts, cultivating ethical societies, safeguarding authentic knowledge, and offering...

In Islam, character building integrates faith, knowledge, ethics

Eman Sakina In Islam, Tarbiyat holds a central place in shaping the moral, spiritual, and intellectual character of an individual. The term ‘tarbiyat’ is derived from the Arabic root r-b-y, meaning “to nurture,” “to rear,” or “to cause to grow.” It refers to the process of developing a person’s personality in accordance with divine guidance so that they may li...

The character building in Islam

Eman Sakina In Islam, Tarbiyat holds a central place in shaping the moral, spiritual, and intellectual character of an individual. The term ‘tarbiyat’ is derived from the Arabic root r-b-y, meaning “to nurture,” “to rear,” or “to cause to grow.” It refers to the process of developing a person’s personality in accordance with divine guidance so that they may live ...

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