Islamic Lifestyle

By: Ajape Sefiu A., Adedeji Monsurat A. Alhamdulillah, we have so far discussed key aspects of Hajj preparation, documentation, traveling, and entering the sacred land of Saudi Arabia. Now that you have arrived in Makkah and have donned your Ihram, the next important step—especially for those performing Hajj Tamattu—is to complete your Umrah…

Travel is an essential part of human life. Whether for daily errands, seeking livelihood, or visiting loved ones, people are always on the move. But have you ever reflected on the deep spiritual dimension of travel? In a world of packed airports and busy highways, it’s easy to forget that Islam offers profound guidance for our journeys—through…

Time is among the most valuable blessings Allah (SWT) has bestowed upon us. In Islam, managing time effectively is not merely a productivity tactic—it is a spiritual obligation. Time management is about making each moment meaningful, balancing our duties to Allah, to ourselves, and to others, while preparing for success in both this…

Financial hardship is one of life’s most intense tests. It shakes our material stability, challenges our emotional endurance, and deeply tests our spiritual faith. In the midst of such trials, Sabr—the Islamic concept of patience—emerges as a powerful, transformative tool. It’s not passive waiting; rather, it is…

Dua (supplication) is one of the most powerful and intimate forms of worship in Islam. It is a moment when a believer directly communicates with Allah, seeking His help, forgiveness, mercy, or blessings. The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ taught not only the importance of making dua but also the proper etiquettes that…

Du’a is a direct line of communication between a believer and Allah. It is an intimate and personal act of worship. For all Muslims—whether lifelong followers or new to the faith—understanding the power of Du’a is a crucial aspect of spiritual growth. In this article, we explore the divine power of Du’a, its…

In Islam, few experiences are as spiritually moving and profound as the Adhan, the Islamic call to prayer. Heard five times a day from mosques across the globe, this sacred chant is more than a summoning for obligatory worship—it is a timeless reminder of unity, devotion, and the connection between individuals and…

In Islam, the morning is a precious and spiritually charged time. Beginning the day with duas (supplications) not only brings barakah (blessings) but also helps align our hearts and minds toward Allah. The time after Fajr, leading up to sunrise, is a golden window for acts of worship, including recitation of the Quran,…