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Islamic Lifestyle
YOU CAN START AGAIN AFTER MAKING A TERRIBLE MISTAKE
Have you ever made a mistake so serious that you began to feel unworthy of turning to Allah?
Perhaps you committed a sin you had promised yourself you would never repeat. Perhaps you entered an inappropriate relationship, neglected your prayers, lied to someone you love, or returned to a habit you thought you had overcome.
You feel…
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WHAT WOULD THE PROPHET (SAW) WANT TODAY’S YOUTH TO BECOME?
YOUR YOUTH IS AN OPPORTUNITY, NOT SOMETHING TO WASTE
If you could ask yourself one important question today, let it be this:
*What kind of Muslim am I becoming?*
Are you becoming someone who remembers Allah regularly? Someone who treats people kindly? Someone who values knowledge, fulfils responsibilities and tries to improve when…
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THE PROPHET (SAW) AND THE DANGER OF FOLLOWING THE CROWD
EVERYONE IS DOING IT, BUT DOES THAT MAKE IT RIGHT?
Have you ever done something you knew was wrong simply because your friends were doing it?
Perhaps you laughed when someone was being mocked because you didn't want to look boring. Perhaps you joined a conversation full of gossip because everyone else was participating.
Or perhaps you were…
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WHEN YOUR PARENTS DON’T UNDERSTAND YOUR STRUGGLES
Growing up comes with challenges that are not always easy to explain. You may be struggling with school, financial pressure, career uncertainty, friendships, marriage expectations, or the emotional weight of trying to build a better future.
Sometimes, the people you hope will understand you most are the very people who seem unable to see…
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YOUR CHARACTER IS PART OF YOUR WORSHIP
When people think about being a good Muslim, they often think first about salah, fasting, Qur'an recitation, and other acts of worship.
These are essential parts of our relationship with Allah. But our faith should also be reflected in how we treat the people around us.
How do you speak to your parents? How do you treat someone…
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CHEATING IN EXAMS: A FIQH ISSUE EVERY STUDENT SHOULD KNOW
Examination season is approaching.
Some students are revising, others are attending extra lessons, and a few are already planning how to get answers during the examination.
Perhaps someone tells you, “Everybody cheats. If you don't do it, you will fail.”
But as a Muslim student, have you considered what Islam says about cheating?…
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GELATIN, FLAVOURINGS AND FOOD ADDITIVES: WHAT SHOULD MUSLIM YOUTH KNOW?
Have you ever bought sweets, yoghurt, marshmallows, biscuits or another packaged snack without checking the ingredients?
Many foods contain additives that help improve their texture, flavour, colour or shelf life.
For Muslims, this raises an important question:
*How can we know whether the ingredients in our food are halal?*…
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THE DANGER OF BECOMING TOO PROUD OF YOUR GOOD DEEDS
Imagine helping someone in need, giving charity, or spending time learning the Qur’an. You feel happy because you have done something good. But gradually, that happiness changes. You begin to think you are more righteous than people who do not do as much as you.
You start noticing other people's mistakes while overlooking your own. You…
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