Islamic Lifestyle

Islam has made us known that there is no disease that Allah has not provided a cure for. All ailments can be taken care of using natural medicine that has been provided by nature. One of the greatest benefit of nature is the honey gotten from bees which infact was mentioned in the holy Quran as a source of healing for humans. The evidence was…

After leaving the house to purse our daily activities, we left the house unto no one but the most mighty and powers who can protect all things. No one can safeguard our house in our absence, which surmounts to us giving praise all the time to the creator that gave us the shelter. The best of mankind has prescribed the supplication below to…

Part of Allah's Rahma is providing for us shelter over our head to spend the night after a long day. Not everyone has a roof over their head which those that have should be grateful for. It will be an act of showing gratitude and putting our trust in Allah that we put our house in Allah's care when we are away. So, the prophet, peace and…

  Dignity of labour means that all occupations, whether involving intellect or physical labour, deserve equal respect and dignity. A person should never be discriminated on the basis of his occupation. Labour is either intellectual or manual labour. The Holy Prophet(SAW) worked for Khadija manually for years. When the Prophet's mosque was being…

Islam encourages us to respect and honour our neighbours which is to foster peace and unity in the society. Our neighbours have some rights over us which we are expected to fulfill our duty as Muslims. Our beloved Prophet (S.A.W) also enjoins us to be kind and generous to our neighbours even if we they do not practice the same religion with us.…

In Qur'an 17 verse 23-24, Allah the exalted says “Thy Lord hath decreed that you worship none but Him and that you be kind to parents. Whether one or both of them attain old age in life and say not to them a word of contempt nor repel them but address them in terms of honour. And out of kindness lower to them the wing of humility and say 'My lord…

Surah Al Kahf contains four main stories: Musa (AS) and Al Khidr; the The People of the Cave; the Companion of the Two Gardens, and Dhul-Qarnain. Each story is rich in meaning, and we are encouraged to recite Surah Al Kahf every Friday to remind ourselves of its message. There were two friends (and some accounts suggest that they were…

  QUESTION: Please can you explain in detail, what is a woman’s awra (satar) in front of her mahrams, Muslim & non-Muslim women? If you can cover all the different situations, it would be beneficial as many people are confused.   ANSWER: In the name of Allah, Most Compassionate, Most Merciful The covering of one’s nakedness (awra) is of…