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Teaching the values of Muharram to the younger generation

Eman Sakina Every year, Muharram ushers in a new Islamic year. But for Muslims, it is far more than the first month of the calendar. Muharram is a time of reflection on faith, sacrifice, patience, justice, and moral courage. In an age when young people are constantly exposed to shifting trends, digital distractions, and competing influences, the values embodied in Muharram offer timeless guidance. Teaching these values to the next generati...

Great fathers in the Quran and Islamic tradition

Eman Sakina As per the Quran, a father is a guide, protector, mentor, teacher, and role model whose influence shapes generations. The Qur’an presents several remarkable father figures whose lives offer valuable lessons about responsibility, sacrifice, wisdom, patience, and unwavering faith in Allah. Their stories remind us that true fatherhood is measured not merely by what a man gives to his children, but by the values he instils in...

The Prophet's life is a lesson in handling emotions

Eman Sakina Emotional intelligence is often seen as a modern psychological discovery. Books, seminars, and leadership programs emphasise the importance of understanding emotions, controlling reactions, showing empathy, and maintaining healthy relationships. Yet more than 14 centuries ago, the life of Prophet Muhammad offered one of the most profound examples of emotional intelligence ever witnessed in human history. Friday Musings ...

Reviving Ummatic consciousness in a fragmented world

Eman Sakina Human beings were never meant to live in isolation. From the earliest days of civilisation, people have depended on one another for support, protection, learning, and growth. Islam recognises this reality and elevates it into a spiritual principle. It teaches that believers are not merely individuals practising the same faith; they are part of a larger family known as the Ummah. This collective identity, often referred to as um...

Hazrat Hajar's sacrifice is part of Eid al-Adha's fable

Eman Sakina The 'Woman of Hajj' is most commonly understood to be Hajar (also called Hagar), the wife of Prophet Ibrahim and the mother of Prophet Ismail. Her story is connected to the rituals of Hajj and the spirit of Eid al-Adha. Friday Musings Many of the sacred acts performed during Hajj today are linked to her sacrifice and faith. The ritual of Sa’i — walking between the hills of Safa and Marwah — com...

Tips for the devout on what to do during 10-day Dhul-Hijjah

Eman Sakina Every year, there comes a sacred season in the Islamic calendar that carries a unique atmosphere of devotion, sacrifice, remembrance, and mercy. These are the first ten days of Dhul-Hijjah — days that unite the hearts of Muslims across the world. Friday Musings These days, millions gather in the blessed lands of Makkah for Hajj, while Muslims elsewhere prepare for Eid-ul-Adha through prayer, fasting, charity, and ...

Women played significant role in Islamic history

Eman Sakina In many modern discussions, the subject of women in Islam is often reduced to questions about dress, roles, or social expectations. Yet one of the most remarkable chapters of Islamic civilisation is frequently ignored: the powerful tradition of female scholarship. Friday Musings Muslim women were not merely passive listeners in the history of Islam. They were teachers, jurists, narrators of Hadith, poets, intellectuals,...

Mothers are primary teachers for kids in Islam

The Role of Mothers and Spiritual Mothers in Islam Eman Sakina Islam elevates the status of mothers to an extraordinary level. The famous saying of the Prophet — “Paradise lies under the feet of mothers”—captures the essence of this honour. It is not a poetic exaggeration, but a moral reality: serving, respecting, and caring for one’s mother is a path to divine reward. Friday Musings The Qur’...

Where do Islamic values stand in the age of AI?

Eman Sakina We are living in a time when machines can write, speak, analyse, and even imitate human thought. Artificial Intelligence is no longer a distant concept—it is part of daily life. From education and healthcare to finance and communication, AI is quietly shaping how we live and think. But as its presence grows, so does a deeper question: just because we can create something, does it mean we should use it without limits...

The green Khilafah: Stewardship of the Earth in today's world

Eman Sakina A powerful idea embedded in Islamic thought is most relevanttoday. It is the concept of khilafah, the human role as a steward of the Earth. Not an owner, not a conqueror, but a caretaker entrusted with balance, justice, and responsibility. When we place this idea alongside the environmental challenges of our time—climate change, polluted rivers, shrinking forests—it gives rise to what can be called a “Green Kh...

Modern day jihad: Defending faith through writing, art, and media

Eman Sakina In the popular imagination, the word jihad is often reduced to a narrow and misunderstood meaning. Yet within the Islamic tradition, jihad is a far richer and more nuanced concept. At its heart, it signifies striving—an ongoing effort to live a life of truth, justice, and sincerity. Among its many forms, intellectual jihad stands out as a deeply relevant and urgent endeavour in today’s world: the struggle to seek kn...

In Islam, beauty is not skin deep; it emanates from soul

Eman Sakina In a world often captivated by outward appearances, Islam introduces a deeper, more meaningful understanding of beauty—one that goes beyond the surface and touches the soul. This concept is known as ‘ihsan’, a term rich in meaning, encompassing excellence, sincerity, and spiritual beauty. It is not merely about what is seen, but about what is felt, lived, and embodied in one’s relationship with Allah and...

In Islam, beauty is not skin deep; it emanates from soul

Eman Sakina In a world often captivated by outward appearances, Islam introduces a deeper, more meaningful understanding of beauty—one that goes beyond the surface and touches the soul. This concept is known as ‘ihsan’, a term rich in meaning, encompassing excellence, sincerity, and spiritual beauty. It is not merely about what is seen, but about what is felt, lived, and embodied in one’s relationship with Allah and...

Islamic teachings offer solutions to climate change and sustainability

Eman Sakina In a time marked by increasing temperatures, disappearing forests, contaminated oceans, and escalating disparities in access to natural resources, the worldwide dialogue on climate change and sustainability has intensified. While scientific innovation and policy reforms are essential, there is an equally important dimension that often goes underexplored: the role of faith and moral responsibility. Friday Musings Islami...

Qiyam al-Layl: The quiet strength of night prayer in Islam

Eman Sakina When the world falls silent, and the noise of daily life fades into stillness, a different kind of conversation begins—one that is intimate, sincere, and deeply personal. In Islam, this sacred time is known as Qiyam al-Layl, the standing in prayer during the night. It is a practice that reflects devotion beyond obligation, a spiritual retreat carved out of the darkness, where the believer stands before Allah in humil...

How to match tradition with modernity in Eid celebrations

Eman Sakina Eid ul-Fitr arrives like a gentle reward after a month of discipline, reflection, and spiritual growth. It is not merely a day of festivity, but a meaningful occasion that marks gratitude, renewal, and togetherness. Eid is a time when hearts soften, homes come alive, and faith finds expression in both quiet ‎worship‎ and joyful ‎meeting.‎ Yet in today’s rapidly changing world, many families find themse...

Balancing tradition and modernity in Eid celebrations

Eman Sakina Eid ul-Fitr arrives like a gentle reward after a month of discipline, reflection, and spiritual growth. It is not merely a day of festivity, but a meaningful occasion that marks gratitude, renewal, and togetherness. Eid is a time when hearts soften, homes come alive, and faith finds expression in both quiet ‎worship‎ and joyful ‎meeting.‎ Yet in today’s rapidly changing world, many families find themse...

How to make the most of the last ten nights of Ramzan

Eman Sakina As the month of Ramadan moves toward its final days, a special spiritual atmosphere begins to settle among Muslims around the world. The last ten nights of Ramadan hold a deep and unique significance in Islam. They are not merely the closing chapter of the fasting month but its most precious and spiritually rewarding moments. During these nights, believers increase their devotion, hoping to draw closer to Allah and seeking the ...

Women in the Qur’an are inspirational figures

Eman Sakina The Qur’an presents women not as silent figures standing on the margins of history, but as individuals of faith, strength, intelligence, and moral courage. Their stories are not merely historical narratives; they are living lessons meant to guide humanity till the end. Friday Musings Through the lives of remarkable women mentioned in the Qur’an, believers are shown that spiritual excellence is not defined by...

Ten tips for balancing ‘Deen’ and ‘Duniya’ during Ramzan

Eman Sakina Ramzan arrives each year like a guest of honour—gentle yet powerful, spiritual yet practical. It does not ask us to abandon the world, nor does it encourage us to drown in it. Instead, it teaches us how to live in the world while keeping our hearts firmly connected to Allah. Managing deen (faith) and dunya (worldly responsibilities) during Ramadan is not about choosing one over the other; it is about harmonising both ...

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