Islamic Lifestyle

After the beautiful journey of Ramadan, Allah gives us another opportunity to stay connected through the six days of Shawwal. The fast of Shawwal (often called Sitta Shawwal) refers to fasting any 6 days in the month of Shawwal after completing Ramadan. It is a highly recommended Sunnah of the Prophet ﷺ. Why is it…

The crescent moon marking the end of Ramadan has not been sighted in Saudi Arabia. Consequently, Eid Al-Fitr will be observed on Friday, 20th March 2026. May Allāh grant us the ability to make the most of the remaining moments of this blessed month. May He accept our siyām, qiyām, and all our a‘māl, and grant us the opportunity to…

Eid is a day of joy, gratitude, and celebration. After a full month of fasting, it is a blessing from Allah to eat, gather, and enjoy halal provisions with the people we love. Food becomes a central part of this celebration, but it should not become a source of stress, exhaustion, or excess. Many households enter Eid with pressure to cook…

Eid is one of the most joyful days in the life of a Muslim. After a full month of fasting, discipline, and عبادات, Allah grants us a day of celebration, relaxation, and connection with others. It is a day to smile, to gather, and to enjoy what Allah has made halal for us. However, many people enter Eid without a clear plan. The day…

Zakat is one of the pillars of Islam, yet many Muslims struggle to calculate it correctly. With Ramadan almost over, now is the perfect time to ensure your Zakat is accurate, fulfilling your obligation, and bringing barakah to your wealth. Here’s a clear, step-by-step guide: 1. Determine Your Zakatable Wealth Zakat is due on…

As Ramadan comes to a close, many Muslims rush to give charity but not all charity is the same. Understanding the difference between Zakat and Zakat al-Fitr is crucial, especially when the Eid prayer is just around the corner. Many people assume Zakat al-Fitr is just “another form of charity,” but it has a very specific purpose in Islam. It…

Ramadan has ended, and with it, a rhythm that many of us grew into fasting during the day, praying more at night, reciting Qur’an regularly, and being more conscious of Allah in our daily lives. Now the real question begins: what happens after Ramadan? For many people, worship drops suddenly. The energy fades, routines disappear, and…

Eid is a day of joy, celebration, and gratitude. After a month of fasting, prayer, and sacrifice, it is a gift from Allah a day to smile, gather with loved ones, and enjoy the blessings He has given. But for many people, something feels off after Eid begins. The discipline of Ramadan suddenly disappears. The…