The best ten nights of the year are the last ten nights of Ramadan because they include the best and jewel of all nights, called laylatul qadr (night of decree and power), that is better than a thousand months and in which the entire Holy Quran was revealed. They start on the night of the 20th day of Ramadan (i.e., the night right before the start of the 21st day).
The Night Journey and Ascension of Prophet Muhammad (God Bless Him and Grant Him Peace) [...]
In the name of God, Most Gracious, Most Merciful. All praise is due to the Lord of the worlds. May God shower His peace and blessings upon our Master Muhammad, his family, his companions, his brothers, and his party.
In the name of God, Most Gracious, Most Merciful. All praise is due to the Lord of the worlds. May God shower His peace and blessings upon our Master Muhammad, his family, his companions, his brothers, and his party.
Specifically, this paper shows how to apply the ten attributes [al-Khiṣāl al-’Ashr] (Yassine, 1981) of the Prophetic Method to such pursuit of excellence. It reformulates these ten attributes as follows:...
By Kenneth Arrington and Imad Benjelloun Key Questions What are the top issues [...]
1. Islam is the truth you have been seeking, that has not been challenged by anyone, given its proven perfect authenticity...
Arafa is the 9th day of Dhul Hijja of the Islamic calendar, right before the major annual Islamic feast of sacrifice, Eid al-Adha. It is the day when pilgrims are required to gather in the place called the mountain of Arafa in the Holy City of Mecca... Arafa is important because Prophet Muhammad, God bless him and grant him peace, said: “The best of days is Arafa.” Its countless benefits and blessings include...
In Arabic, Zakat means that which purifies and causes growth; al-Fitr means to break the fast. In Islam, Zakat means obligatory charity. Al-Fitr here means breaking the fast of Ramadan. So, Zakat al-Fitr means the obligatory charity to be given when Ramadan is coming to an end.
What are the rewards of fasting in Ramadan? And what are the benefits of fasting in Ramadan for the Youth? The reward of fasting is an exceptionally great reward that is granted by God Almighty and fully known only to Him. All we know includes the following...
It is important for you, the youth, to learn about the Badr of Badr because it is the first major battle between truth and falsehood, as a result of which you are Muslim today and able to worship your Creator, God Almighty; otherwise, you would be misguided, lost, confused, hopeless, helpless, and worshipping anything, everything, or nothing! It is also important because of the many lessons you can learn from it to further guide you in your journey to God Almighty, especially in your early stages of life as a youth. Such lessons will incha’Allah be listed later.
