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START YOUR WEEK WITH TAQWA, NOT STRESS

Every new week is a gift from Allah. It is another opportunity to correct our mistakes, increase our good deeds, and draw closer to our Creator. While many people begin the week overwhelmed by deadlines, financial worries, and endless responsibilities, a Muslim is encouraged to begin with something greater than anxiety: taqwa. Taqwa, often…
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DON’T TAKE A WEEKEND OFF FROM YOUR WORSHIP

For many people, the weekend is a time to slow down. Offices close, schools are on break, and daily routines become more relaxed. While taking a break from work is healthy and necessary, a Muslim should never take a break from their relationship with Allah. Unfortunately, some people become less committed to worship during the…
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HOW TO MAKE YOUR WEEKEND COUNT AS A MUSLIM

For many people, the weekend is something to look forward to after a busy week. It is a time to rest, spend time with family, catch up on personal activities, or simply take a break from work and school. While rest is important, the weekend should not become a period of carelessness or wasted opportunities. Islam encourages…
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DON’T LET SIN BECOME NORMAL IN YOUR LIFE

One of the greatest dangers facing a believer is not merely committing a sin, but becoming comfortable with it. When a person repeatedly engages in wrongdoing without remorse, the heart gradually becomes less sensitive to the distinction between right and wrong. Islam teaches that every human being makes mistakes. No one is free from…
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ASHURA: LESSONS OF FAITH, SACRIFICE AND GRATITUDE

Today is the 10th of Muharram, the blessed day of Ashura, one of the most significant days in the Islamic calendar. It is a day filled with lessons of faith, patience, gratitude, and unwavering trust in Allah. The Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) attached great importance to this day. When he arrived in Madinah, he found…
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