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THE MUSLIM AND SOCIAL MEDIA — PROTECTING YOUR IMAN IN THE DIGITAL AGE
Social media has become part of everyday life. We wake up and check our phones, communicate with people through…
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THE MUSLIM AND SOCIAL MEDIA — PROTECTING YOUR IMAN IN THE DIGITAL AGE
Social media has become part of everyday life. We wake up and check our phones, communicate with people through…
Recent Posts
THE MUSLIM AND SOCIAL MEDIA — PROTECTING YOUR IMAN IN THE DIGITAL AGE
Social media has become part of everyday life. We wake up and check our phones, communicate with people through different platforms, follow news, watch videos, promote businesses, learn new things and spend our free time scrolling through…
THE MUSLIM AND WORK — HOW YOUR CAREER CAN BECOME PART OF YOUR IBADAH
Work occupies a major part of a person’s life. From the moment people begin building their careers, learning a trade, running a business or searching for employment, work becomes closely connected to their daily routine,…
THE MUSLIM AND FRIENDSHIP — CHOOSING COMPANIONS WHO PROTECT YOUR DEEN
Friendship is one of the most influential relationships in a person's life. The people we spend time with can influence the way we speak, the things we value, the decisions we make and even the way we understand our…
THE MUSLIM AND MONEY — EARNING, SPENDING AND SEEKING BARAKAH
Money is part of everyday life. We need it to provide food, pay rent, support our families, pursue education, build businesses and take care of our responsibilities. Islam does not tell Muslims to reject wealth or consider having money a…
THE MUSLIM AND TIME — HOW ISLAM TEACHES US TO VALUE OUR DAYS
Time is one of the greatest blessings Allah has given human beings, yet it is also one of the blessings people waste most easily. Money can sometimes be earned again. Possessions can be replaced. Opportunities can return. But…
WARA’ — LEARNING TO STAY AWAY FROM WHAT MAY LEAD YOU INTO SIN
Islam teaches Muslims to be careful not only about what they clearly know to be halal or haram, but also about the doubtful matters that can place a person in a difficult position. This principle is known as wara’.
Wara’ means…
