At a time when Muslim names are stinking in corruption and scandals, it is time for serious reflection…
Covering the head
Nabi (Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) would always cover his head when eating.
Nabi (Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) would always cover his head when eating.
“The most detestable of lawful acts in the sight of Allah is Talaaq” (Abu Dawud)
(10 companions given glad (R)idings of Jannah in (R)his world)
Allah Ta'ala has given the husband a degree of ‘authority’ as a responsibility over the wife to create a harmonious balance in the marriage. It is unimaginable that Allah Ta'ala would afford the husband a position of authority for him to oppress his spouse. Surely the purpose of such a position is to give him a sense of responsibility to guide and steer the relationship in the right direction.
Allah Ta'ala perfected the Deenul Islam by the revelation of the Noble Quran and the beautiful Sunnah of Nabi r. In this way, the life of this world and the Hereafter has been fully explained to us.
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As Muslims we need to turn to Allah Ta'ala at all times for His help and guidance. Nabi (Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) has graced us with many supplications (Duas) as a constant reminder of Allah Ta'ala and the hereafter.
What is Hijamah?
It is commonly believed that the inception of diseases is due to toxic blood flowing through the body, which when removed eliminates toxins from the bloodstream thereby enhancing the formation of new, healthy blood cells which reinvigorate and rejuvenate the body and overall health.
Period of waiting and mourning for a Muslim wife
Iddat literally means to count. In Islam, iddat refers to a waiting period that a woman is obliged to observe in the event of her husband's demise or a divorce. She is required to stay within the confines of her home for a specified duration and cannot marry someone else in the iddat.
