October 2025

By: Sefiu Ajape  The Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) has cautioned Yoruba traditionalists against encroaching on the rights of Muslim traditional rulers, emphasizing their freedom to live and be buried according to Islamic rites. In a…

For years you’ve imagined it  the Ka’bah, the black-draped House of Allah you’ve only seen in pictures or through a screen. You’ve heard stories from those who returned, describing how it felt, but…

Before every Umrah, people prepare a long list of du’as  for family, success, healing, forgiveness, and all the dreams buried deep in their hearts. It’s beautiful. Each line written with hope, each name with love. But something…

Islam is a religion that honors every human being. It teaches humility, respect, and compassion. No matter someone’s status, wealth, tribe, background, or level of knowledge no Muslim has the right to belittle another person. Arrogance is…

When people think about Umrah, they often focus on the packing lists ihram, travel-sized toiletries, documents, and essentials. But the most important thing to pack isn’t something that fits in your…

Another year is ending. Some will close it with parties, others with travel plans or resolutions. But for a believer, there’s a deeper yearning  to close the year not in noise, but in sujood. To begin the next one not with…

He hadn’t prayed in years. Life had pulled him far from the masjid  from Allah, from anything that reminded him of faith. Work, friends, and distractions filled every silence his heart once used for remembrance. Then came…

In today’s hyperconnected world, social media has become a daily part of our lives   a tool we use to connect, learn, and express ourselves. But beneath the convenience and constant engagement lies a subtle danger   one that quietly eats…

When Sister Layla walked into her classroom that morning, she noticed the whispering. A few students giggled as she passed by, one of them mimicking the way she adjusted her hijab. The sound was small, but the sting was deep. She…

Eid morning felt quieter than it used to. The house still smelled of freshly baked bread, but the laughter that once filled it was missing. This was Amina’s first Eid without her husband. For thirty years, he had been the…