Islamic Lifestyle

Have you ever felt embarrassed because you could not afford something your friends owned? Perhaps your phone is older than theirs, your clothes are less expensive, or you cannot afford to visit the places they post about online. If you have experienced this feeling, you are not alone. Many young people feel pressured to look successful,…

ONE MISTAKE SHOULD NOT BECOME THE END OF YOUR STORY Have you ever made a mistake and wished you could turn back time? Perhaps you ignored good advice, trusted the wrong person or made a decision that brought painful consequences. Mistakes can be difficult to accept, especially when we realise that things might have turned out differently…

Money is an important part of everyday life. We need it for food, education, transportation, housing, and many other responsibilities. As young Muslims grow older, they begin to make more financial decisions, from managing their first allowance to earning their first salary or starting a small business. But earning money is only one part of…

YOU CAN FEEL AFRAID AND STILL DO WHAT IS RIGHT Many young people believe that being courageous means never feeling afraid. They think a brave person must always appear strong, confident and fearless. But that is not what courage means. Courage is not necessarily the absence of fear. It can mean doing what is right despite the fear you…

Have you ever promised someone something and failed to do it? Perhaps you promised a friend that you would help with an assignment, told your parents you would complete a task, or assured someone that you would keep a secret, only to disappoint them later. Sometimes, we make promises without thinking carefully about them. Other times, we…

COURAGE MEANS STANDING FIRM WHEN IT IS DIFFICULT Imagine being asked to sleep in someone's bed when you know that the person's enemies are looking for him and may harm whoever they find. Would you have the courage to do it? This is part of the remarkable story of Ali ibn Abi Talib (RA)during the Hijrah of Prophet Muhammad (SAW) from Makkah…

Self-control is one of the qualities every young Muslim should strive to develop. In a world where people are encouraged to express every emotion, respond to every insult, and satisfy every desire, choosing restraint can seem difficult. Some people may even mistake self-control for weakness. However, Islam teaches us that true strength is…

Islam does not only teach workers to fulfil their responsibilities. It also teaches employers to treat their workers fairly. Whether someone manages a large company, owns a small business or employs a domestic worker, the relationship should be built on justice, honesty and respect. WHAT DOES ISLAM SAY ABOUT WORKERS' RIGHTS?…