Four Quranic duas to learn this weekFour Quranic duas to learn this week
Four Quranic duas with meanings you can actually memorise this week — for both worlds, knowledge, parents, and a firm heart.
Category: Islamic Manners & Duas
The Importance of Modesty (Haya): A Branch of FaithThe Importance of Modesty (Haya): A Branch of Faith
Haya is modesty: a quality of the heart that shows on the body, the tongue, and the gaze. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said that haya is
The Power of Dua: Connecting with the CreatorThe Power of Dua: Connecting with the Creator
Dua is to call upon Allah. It is worship. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said that dua is worship, as recorded by al-Tirmidhi and others. He said
Brotherhood and Sisterhood in Islam: Strengthening the UmmahBrotherhood and Sisterhood in Islam: Strengthening the Ummah
The believers are brothers (Quran 49:10, meaning). Brotherhood and sisterhood in Islam are not a club of people who look like you. They are a contract of iman: to love
The Rights of Parents in Islam: A Path to ParadiseThe Rights of Parents in Islam: A Path to Paradise
Kindness to parents is among the greatest deeds after Tawhid. Allah places the rights of parents next to His own worship in more than one verse. A Muslim who prays
Essential Duas for Daily Life: Connecting with the CreatorEssential Duas for Daily Life: Connecting with the Creator
Daily prophetic duas are a way to walk through the day under Allah’s name: waking, dressing, eating, leaving the house, entering the mosque, facing fear, and sleeping. They are short.
Islamic Manners (Akhlaq): The Weightiest Matter on the ScalesIslamic Manners (Akhlaq): The Weightiest Matter on the Scales
Akhlaq means character: the settled way you treat Allah’s servants and the way you hold yourself when no one thanks you. In Islam, good character is not a side hobby