Witnessing God’s Bounty and Your Shortcomings: 23rd Stop of Your Spiritual Journey to God
If you want the doors of hope opened, recall what He offers you, and if the doors of awe opened, recall what you offer Him.
Category New Muslims’ Experiences
This section highlights New Muslims’ experiences before and after their conversion to Islam.
The Incredible Journey of “The Fortunate Slave: Ayuba Suleiman Diallo
“The Fortunate Slave” is a famous painting painted by William Hoare in 1734. What makes this painting extraordinary is that among all the paintings of the famous English men …
Telling People about Their Lord: 25th Stop of Your Spiritual Journey to God
Every speech comes out with a cover from the heart of the speaker. If God allows a speaker to express himself, people will understand his words and comprehend his gestures.
To Those Responsible for Christchurch Mosque Terror Attacks…
It is written to the killer who attacked Muslims in Christ Church, New Zealand. We appreciate that you learnt more about our religion to know that …
British Muslims find new ways to be together for Ramadan under lockdown
To meet the challenges of lockdown in Ramadan, Finsbury Park mosque will be streaming lectures and prayers and using platforms to host iftar parties.
“Jesus Fasted on Many Occasions”: This Christian Man Explains Why He Fasts During Ramadan
Craig Considine participates in fasting with Muslims and explains how it can be used to spread the message of peace, tolerance, integration, etc.
Jesus in the Quran
Muslims believe that Jesus (peace be upon him) is a Messenger from God but he is not God or son of God. They also believe that his birth was miraculous…
Learn the Qur’an in Arabic, Get Rewarded: How?
Have you thought of learning and reciting the Qur’an in Arabic? How often have you made the intention before seeing it a daunting task? Have you heard of the rewards and blessings are waiting for you from that effort?
Hijab Story
Tara Dahane shares her story about her journey to wear hijab in the hope that
some aspiring sisters will glean strength from it.
First Summer as a Muslim Woman
Summer is a time to feel a bit free and to have a chance to do all the things you didn’t have time to do during the year. For many people it is a time for sea, sun, and surf, or for bushwhacking, mountain climbing, canoeing, or hiking. But as a new Muslim woman what can you do in the summer?