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Eid mubarak - blessed eid!

Eid mubarak - blessed eid!

Muslims around the world celebrate the feast of the fasting holiday, Eid alFitr - Uraza Bayram. This day marks the end of the month of Ramadan - the month of mercy and forgiveness.

The management and editorial staff of “Islam.ru” congratulates all believers on this blessed day. We wish brothers and sisters to be cleansed of all unworthy traits and to celebrate this great holiday with sincere faith in the Creator.

May the Almighty bestow on us His blessings in both worlds, strengthen fraternal ties between people and unite us all in virtue.

The unity of our ummah is the key to its prosperity. So let us hold on to the rope of Allah and not be divided!

2026-11-01 (Jumad-ul-awwal 1448) №11.


Facing Rudeness: How to Survive in a World of Toxic Interaction

In the office, where dozens of people cross paths daily, in queues, on public transport, and especially across the vast expanse of the internet, we encounter them everywhere.     These are the people whose presence turns every interaction into a test of one’s endurance. In...


Aggression in Children: Causes and Proactive Approaches

All children are born with aggressive impulses; this is a natural part of being human, serving to help them protect themselves and explore the world. As they grow, most people learn to manage these impulses.   Research from the University of Montreal, which tracked 35,000 children from the...


It is Faith That Transforms Character and One’s Outlook on the World

When a person embraces Islam or begins to practice his faith with depth and conscious intent, something far more profound occurs than a mere external change in lifestyle. He embarks on a path of fundamental transformation of his inner essence: a process known in religious tradition as tazkiyat...


The Contribution of Abu al-Hasan Thabit ibn Qurra to Science

The Golden Age of Islam was an era of remarkable scientific minds, among whom Abu al-Hasan Thabit ibn Qurra (836–901 AD) stands out for his profound influence on the fields of mathematics, astronomy and physics.   He was a key scholar at the renowned “House of Wisdom” in...


The Great Scholar Ibn Khaldun

About ten years ago, while in Tunisia, I used the local currency, dinars. My attention was caught by a striking portrait of a man wearing a Muslim turban on a 10-dinar banknote. Who was this man? I became curious. The portrait was labeled in both Arabic and French: “Ibn Khaldun,” along with the...