In the Name of Allāh.
This is faith-shaking! Can someone pose this logical challenge? For those in Da’wah, this may be chiefly useful to you. A non-Muslim asked: “Why do women stay behind men in the Muslims’ prayer (i.e. Salah)? Uh! How do you answer that? As Muslims, our concern is evidence before doing anything in Islam – we hear and obey without necessarily having an interest in …
In the Name of Allāh.
When Sharī’ah (Islāmic Jurisprudence) is mentioned today, there is this preconceived notion by non-Muslims (even some Muslims); that it’s about killing, cutting hands, stoning, and terrorism. But, this is not true! That’s the propaganda of the West.
Islām is a religion whose Jurisprudence’s higher objectives always aim at the promotion of common goals and benefits and the prevention of harm. There is this awesome quote …
In the Name of Allāh.
Ṣalāt (prayer) is so important that Allāh prescribed it in a direct conversation with His Prophet (ﷺ) above the Heavens, having no one in between. But, how do Muslims treat it today? Many have abandoned it like it’s not important. Allāh says (in Sūrah Maryam [19] verse 59): “Then, there has succeeded them a posterity who have given up As-Ṣalāt (prayers) [i.e. made their Ṣalāt …
In the Name of Allāh.
As known, Khushū’ (humble reverence) is an integral aspect of Ṣalāt (prayer). It has to be present before it’s fully accepted by Allāh. Allāh says (in Sūrah Al-Mumenoon [23] verses 1-2): “Successful indeed are the believers: Those who offer their prayers with Khushoo’ (solemnity and full submissiveness)…” So, is your heart inclined towards Allāh or the worldly things whilst you pray?
Respected Brethren, we must …
In the Name of Allāh.
Have you seen how life gets grim for the one who rejects the Straight Way? I sometimes fall about over the heretic ways of the strayed. In Judaism, for instance, the Jews have total rejection for their women when in menses – so much that they even disallow their garments to touch theirs. Special thanks to Allāh for the blessing of Islam.
In Islām, there …
