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Inheritance is one of the areas of Islam where faith, family responsibility and justice come together in a very practical way. When a person dies, Islam does not leave the distribution of their wealth entirely to family preference,…

Marriage is a serious covenant in Islam, but Islam also recognises that not every marriage will continue successfully. When serious problems arise and reconciliation is no longer possible, Islamic law provides a structured process for…

Marriage in Islam is more than a celebration, a social arrangement or the beginning of living together. It is a serious contract that carries rights, responsibilities and accountability before Allah. Because marriage affects the lives of…

Money is part of almost every Muslim's daily life. People save, borrow, invest, buy homes, run businesses, use bank accounts and enter into financial agreements. With modern finance becoming increasingly complicated, one question…

Money is an important part of everyday life. We need it to provide food, pay rent, educate our children, support our families and meet our responsibilities. Islam does not tell Muslims to reject wealth or avoid business.…

Zakah is one of the five pillars of Islam, yet many Muslims know it mainly as an obligation to give money to the poor without fully understanding how it works. In reality, Zakah is a detailed act of worship with rules concerning who must…