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some tips to get the most out of the month of Ramadan

some pointers to help you choose a career that is compatible with Islam

comparison the killer of happiness, let's talk about it

death is something that is natural so why fear it?

often we hear from people that you should be more grateful, but what does it mean?

choosing the right person to love...

why do people Criticize us and what our response to them should be?

let's talk about the biggest decision that you are going to make in your life!

talking about how can we balance Islam and our daily life

this podcast is the extension of the Previous Podcast "Why we are getting Tested?" do listen to it then listen to this one insha Allah

This is a very common question from Muslims, people of other faiths, or no faith—so it’s important to reflect on it. Lack of answers can sometimes distance people from their faith—if a person doesn’t understand why trials happen they can start to feel life is unfair or even that God is being unfair. But Allah is Al-Adl, The Just, and He is Ar-Rahman, The Most Merciful; He never wants ill for His servants, He only wants the best for us. There is a lot of evidence in the Qur’an and hadith that helps us answer this question of why we are tested.

Reading horoscopes risks our emaan and breaks the foundation of our belief in Allah. Horoscopes claim to predict our future when a fundamental aspect of our belief is that no one knows the future except Allah.