Instagramadan 10: Know How Much He Loved You
Do you know how much the Prophet loved you? Do we do our best to love him in return? This month, let’s work on learning and loving the man who loved us so much
Category Acts of Worship
This section gives details on the Islamic acts of worship (salah (prayer), zakah (charity), sawm (fasting), hajj (pilgrimage) and how they are performed.
Instagramadan 9: The Power of Making Istighfar
Seeking forgiveness from Allah is amazing. But it’s benefit is not limited only to granting us forgiveness of sins, but so much more.
Ramadan Exclusive: Approaching the Qur’an with Humility
When God says in the Qur’an, for example in Surat Al-Baqarah, “Alif. Lam. Meem.”, what do these letters say? What do they indicate? And for what purpose?
Instagramadan 11: Looking Down on Others
The disease of the heart known as arrogance (kibr) is no joke. Watch this episode to see how we can work to cure ourselves this Ramadan, through a beautiful hadith highlighting what I call “spiritual physics”.
Ramadan Exclusive: Giving Charity to Allah
Everything we have belongs to Allah, so when we give charity, we are actually giving back to Allah what He has gifted us. It is the intention and sacrifice behind the sadaqa
Capture the Spirit of Ramadan
Learn how to Capture the Spirit of Ramadan, the meaning of fasting, goals of fasting, and the two joys for the fasting person through …
Instagramadan 12: What We Love Will Leave Us
At the end of our lives, though, he says everything we devoted ourselves to chasing will leave us. Except for these.
Instagramadan 13: What Does Allah’s Mercy Feel Like?
Do you feel the difference between day 1 and day 10 of Ramadan? Watch this one-minute clip to find out what does Allah’s mercy feel like…
Instagramadan 14: Symptoms of Envy & How to Treat It
When we talk about the dangers of envy, we typically speak about the dangers impacting the one being envied. What about the one who is envying somebody else? What are some hidden symptoms?
Ramadan Exclusive: Verses in Context
The Qur’an is very sensitive to context, both historical and textual. Unlike the common understanding, Allah does not write off all disbelievers in the sixth verse of Surat Al-Baqarah. He refers to specific groups of people at a specific point in time.