Safar 1443
№10 (25) (2021-10-01)

Virtues of the Righteous

And may the sincere worshipper be on guard against his own irascibility, which emanates from the inner darkness of ignorance and selfishness and...

How to praise a man correctly

One may think that praising a person is not a hard thing to do. It seems to be so simple on the one hand, but on the other, we can praise a person to...

Five woman’s qualities that make men fall in love with them

Slender legs, thin waist, luxurious hair ... There are many standards of female beauty that each of us aspires to in order to become the most beloved...

Want to be a mum? Make sure you take care of your teeth!

While fate determines some fertility factors, a new study has suggested that oral issues may play a key role. An Australian study compared rates of...

Honey kills bacteria that resist antibiotics

A scientific study assures us that God supplied honey with natural antibiotics that kills dangerous microbes. A new scientific study has shown that...

Hearts find rest in the remembrance of Allah

Recently scientists have claimed that faith in God can relieve pain and that religious people can rely on their religion to endure suffering with...

The prohibition of tattooing

Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings upon him, has prohibited tattooing for more than 1400 years and cursed who did it. And this prohibition was at...

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The “Someday” Syndrome: “I will Start on Monday”

Do you often catch yourself thinking, “Once I finish my tasks, I will finally do what I have been dreaming of”? Do you postpone meetings with friends, hobbies, travels and even simple joys until “better times”? If so, you are not alone. In the modern world, many people live...


The Digital Trap

Why do we keep using social media despite knowing the harm it causes?     The creators of the digital environment themselves recognise its destructive potential. However, since their business model relies on constant user engagement, they present the public with an image of a useful,...


Great Muslim Discoveries

We often view the Western world as the primary source of scientific progress, recalling great scientists such as Aristotle, da Vinci and Einstein. However, it is worth noting that scientific achievements are not limited to Western culture alone. Beginning in the 9th century AD, Muslim scholars from...


Al-Karaji’s Method of Calculation

Abu Bakr al-Karaji, a prominent Persian scholar, is one of the founders of algebra.   The full name of this 10th-century mathematician was Abu Bakr Muhammad ibn al-Husayn but he became famous under the name al-Karaji, as he hailed from the city of Karaj in present-day northern...


Eye and Neck Exercises for Computer Users

In today’s world, many of us spend a great deal of time in front of computers: whether desktop units, laptops, tablets or mobile phone screens.   This often leads to eye strain and the formation of an unsightly fat roll on the neck, which can become not only an aesthetic issue but also...