Islamic Lifestyle

Both the Department of State Services (DSS) and the Nigeria Police Force have alerted the nation to planned attacks on places of worship and other public locations. In response, the Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC), an Islamic civil liberties organisation, has outlined precautionary measures for Muslim groups and individuals across the country.…

Lagos State Deputy Governor, Obafemi Hamzat, has visited the Arabic and Islamic Training Centre, Markaz Agege, led by Sheikh Muhammad Habibullah Adam Abdullah El-Ilory. During the visit, Hamzat spent time with members of the community and held discussions on the shared hopes and aspirations for Lagos. He stressed the importance of mutual…

An aerial attack warning has been issued by Saudi Arabia’s National Early Warning Platform for Emergency Cases in Makkah Al-Mukarramah, alerting residents and visitors to a potential danger. Authorities have urged everyone in the affected area to follow official safety instructions and directives immediately. Stay alert and rely…

Giving is one of the most beautiful qualities a Muslim can develop. We are encouraged to spend from what Allah has given us, care for those in difficulty and become people who bring benefit to others. But there is an important part of generosity that is rarely discussed: sometimes helping someone does not mean giving them exactly what…

When people hear the word sadaqah, they often think about money. They imagine giving cash to someone in need, donating to a mosque, supporting an orphanage or contributing to a charitable cause. These are all valuable forms of giving, but sadaqah is much bigger than the money that leaves your hand. Islam teaches a person to become…

Modern life has made rushing feel normal. People wake up already thinking about what needs to be done, move from one responsibility to another, answer messages while eating, make phone calls while travelling and constantly look ahead to the next thing. Even when there is nowhere urgent to go, many people still feel as though they are…

Money does not always reveal a person's character through the large amounts they earn. Sometimes, character is exposed through the smallest transactions: the change a cashier gives you, the money someone mistakenly sends to your account, the debt you promised to repay, the extra balance you receive from a driver, or the little amount you borrowed…

There is a kind of spiritual frustration that many Muslims experience but rarely talk about. You are praying. You are making wudu. You are standing, bowing and prostrating. You are fulfilling the outward actions of Salah, yet something feels missing. Your body is in the prayer, but your mind is somewhere else. You finish the…