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Muslims must rediscover gender justice within faith and follow it

Eman Sakina The question of women's rights in Islam is often trapped between two opposing narratives. One portrays Muslim women as victims who need liberation from their religion. At the same time, the other suggests that preserving religious traditions requires women to remain silent, dependent and confined to limited social roles. Both narratives overlook an important reality: Islam has its own intellectual and spiritual foundations ...

How to revive ‘Adab-ul-Ikhtilaf’ in an age of online outrage

Eman Sakina We live in an age where everyone has a voice, but very few people seem willing to listen. Social media has made expressing opinions easier than ever, yet respectful conversation is becoming increasingly difficult. A difference of opinion, which should be an opportunity to learn, often turns into an argument, personal attacks or public humiliation. People are quick to judge, label and cancel others, sometimes without even unders...

Islam teaches unity, brotherhood and national harmony

Eman Sakina Unity is one of the most beautiful teachings of Islam. It is not merely about standing together; it is about keeping our hearts free from hatred, respecting one another, and working for the welfare of society. Islam teaches that people may differ in language, culture, colour, tribe and traditions, but these differences should never become a reason for hatred or division. The same principle is important for national unity, espec...

Islam considers marriage a bond of love, trust and protection

Eman Sakina Marriage in Islam is not merely a social arrangement or a relationship built on responsibilities. It is a bond of love, mercy, trust, and companionship. The Quran describes this relationship through a beautiful and meaningful word: ‘libas’, which means clothing or a garment. By comparing husband and wife to garments for one another, the Quran presents a picture of marriage that goes far beyond physical closeness. It...

Maqsad e Shariah: Five key goals of Shariah

Eman Sakina Islam is not merely a religion of rules, regulations and restrictions; it is a way of life that guides human beings towards goodness, justice, peace, and responsibility. Every Islamic teaching carries wisdom, whether it concerns prayer, family relationships, business dealings, or social justice. Friday Musings To understand this wisdom, it is important to learn about ‘Maqsad al-Shariah’, which means the goal...

Can AI guide us in Quran study, fatwa, and daily dua?

Eman Sakina Artificial intelligence has quietly entered almost every part of modern life. We use it to write emails, translate languages, search for information, plan our day and even learn new skills. It was only a matter of time before Muslims began asking an important question: “Can AI also help us understand and practise Islam?” Friday Musings The answer is neither a simple yes nor a complete no. Islam does not ...

Mothers can avoid burnout by finding small moments of joy

Eman Sakina A mother can be surrounded by people all day and still feel completely alone. There are meals to prepare, children to care for, work to finish, homes to manage, messages to answer and countless small decisions that nobody else notices. For many Muslim mothers, there is also the desire to do everything while staying spiritually strong. Pray on time, read the Quran, raise good children, be available for family, and somehow remain...

Muslims have a responsibility towards climate refugees

Eman Sakina When people hear the word refugee, they often imagine someone escaping war, persecution, or political violence. But there is another growing group of displaced people whose homes are being taken away by something less visible but equally devastating: climate change. Rising seas, prolonged droughts, devastating floods, extreme heat, and disappearing sources of livelihood are forcing families to leave places where their ancestors...

Mosque is a place where communities come alive

Eman Sakina When we hear the word mosque, the first picture that usually comes to mind is prayer: rows of people standing shoulder to shoulder, the call to prayer, Quran recitation, and the quiet atmosphere of worship. And rightly so. The mosque is a house of worship and a place where Muslims turn towards Allah. Friday Musings But perhaps we sometimes forget that a mosque can be much more than a place we enter for a few minutes to ...

Muslims can be religious and still have fun

Eman Sakina There is a common idea that being religious means living a serious, restricted, and joyless life. Some people imagine that the more religious a person becomes, the more they must distance themselves from laughter, friendship, travel, sports, celebrations, and the simple pleasures of life. But is that really what Islam teaches? Friday Musings Can you pray five times a day and still enjoy a football match? Can you observe...

Prophets’ trade practices hold clue to ethical ways of business

Eman Sakina Business is often described in terms of profit, competition, investment, and growth. But in Islam, business is more than a way of making money. It is also a test of character. Friday Musings Every transaction involves two human beings placing some degree of trust in one another. A customer trusts that the seller will not deceive him. A partner trusts that the other person will honour an agreement. An employee trusts tha...

Islam's perspective on brother-sister relationship

Eman Sakina In Islam, the relationship between a brother and sister does not end with the latter's marriage. Marriage changes her circumstances, responsibilities and household, but it does not erase the bond of family. Their relationship may naturally change with time, but the responsibilities of kindness, respect, support and family ties remain. Friday Musings Islam gave women rights at a time when many societies treated daugh...

Prophet Muhammad's arrival rid the world of darkness

Eman Sakina There are moments in history that change the direction of humanity forever. Some arrive with the sound of armies, some with the rise and fall of kingdoms, and some begin quietly, in a simple home, far away from the centres of power. The birth of Prophet Muhammad was one such moment. On 12 Rabi-ul-Awwal, Muslims around the world remember the arrival of the one whom Allah sent as a mercy to all worlds—a man whose message tr...

Celebrating Independence Day is fine, but preserving it is ammanah

Eman Sakina Independence is often remembered as the moment when a nation breaks free from foreign rule. Streets are decorated, flags are raised, speeches are delivered, and the sacrifices of those who struggled for freedom are remembered. But from an Islamic perspective, independence should never be seen merely as freedom from someone. It is also a responsibility towards someone—towards Allah, towards society, and towards future gene...

Islam says caring for elderly parents is test of one's character

Eman Sakina There is a stage in life when the hands that once held ours begin to tremble, the voices that once called us home become softer, and the people who spent their lives caring for us begin to need care themselves. Old age is not merely a biological stage; in Islam it is a reminder of the changing roles within a family and of the responsibility children carry towards their parents. Friday Musings Today, many elderly parents...

Women pilgrims of Arbaeen commemorate the legacy of Karbala

Eman Sakina Every year, as millions of pilgrims walk toward Karbala to commemorate Arbaeen, one image quietly stands out amid the sea of humanity—the countless women who walk, serve, comfort, and preserve the spirit of Imam Hussain's sacrifice. Their presence is not merely symbolic. It is a continuation of a legacy that began on the burning sands of Karbala over 13 centuries ago. Friday Musings The tragedy of Karbal...

Giving that multiplies: The power of sadaqah in Islam

Eman Sakina There is a beautiful paradox in Islam: the more we give, the richer we become. At first glance, this seems to contradict the logic of the world. We are taught that wealth grows by saving, protecting, and accumulating. Yet Islam teaches a different mathematics—one where what leaves our hands often returns in ways we never imagined. Sometimes it comes back as wealth, sometimes as health, sometimes as peace, and sometime...

Sunnah habits: Small acts that can transform our lives

Eman Sakina Modern life is fast. Many Muslims wake up to social media notifications, rush through meals, stay up too late, and feel constantly distracted. In the midst of all this, we often forget that the Prophet Muhammad already taught us a balanced way of life. Friday Musings The Sunnah is not only about prayer and worship; it also includes the small daily habits that shape our health, character, and connection with Allah. O...

How do Muslim astronauts find Qibla in space?

Eman Sakina For centuries, Muslims have looked at the heavens as signs of Allah’s power and wisdom. The Qur’an repeatedly invites believers to reflect on the stars, the moon, the alternation of night and day, and the vast order of creation. Today, humanity has gone beyond observation and entered space itself. This raises fresh questions for Muslim astronauts: How do they pray in zero gravity? How do they fast during Ramazan whe...

For Muslims climate change action is obligation to humanity

Eman Sakina When discussions about climate change arise, they are often framed in scientific, political, or economic terms. We hear about rising global temperatures, melting glaciers, extreme weather events, and international agreements. While these conversations are important, Muslims must also recognise another dimension of the climate crisis—its moral and spiritual dimension. Climate change is not merely an environmental issue; it...

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