Jumadul-awwal 1443
№1 (2022-01-01)

Compete in doing good deeds

Compete in doing good deeds

Better to give

Better to give

Prayers to read when feel anxiety and stress

Prayers to read when feel anxiety and stress

On family matters

On family matters

Encourage your children to learn the Koran

Encourage your children to learn the Koran

The unique lost islamic landscapes of the west caucasus

On a fine calm day in late July 1836, at the order of Tsar Nicholas, the government steam-boat, “Peter the Great”, set out eastwards from Yalta on a...

Islam in the Russian armyIslam in the Russian army

In 1806-1807 the Russian army sent 20 Bashkir regiments to the European campaign. Eight more regiments fought in the Napoleonic war of 1812-1814....

Piety of imam Abu Hanifa

Better known as Imam A’dham (The Greatest Imam), or by his kunyah Abu Hanifah, Nu’man ibn Thabit was born in the city of Kufa (modern day Iraq) in...

Virtues of the righteous

Fear and hope Know that hope is present when there are grounds for salvation and ways for achievement, and vanity is when there are no grounds for...

These four questions will make your marriage happier

The beginning of a relationship between a man and a woman always goes hand in hand with an ocean of emotions and passions. But over time, the acuity...

Dress code of muslim women

Islam is a complete way of life, every aspect of which is designed by the Creator to advance happy, healthy communities and ease the path to eternal...

Birds are lying

Do birds lie like humankind? Of course! The Koran speaks about the similarities between humans and the creatures surrounding them. God the Almighty...

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Let the Soul Grow

Science surprisingly confirms the wisdom revealed 1,500 years ago in the hadith of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. I was given another reason to reflect on this when reading an excerpt from a lecture by Carl Gustav Jung, the founder of analytical psychology.   The psychologist asks a question that...


The Explorer of Natural Laws: Al-Jahiz

In every nation, there always appear a small number of individuals who are inexorably drawn to the understanding of nature and its laws. Abu Uthman Amr ibn Bakr al-Basri, better known as al-Jahiz, noted: “Nations that do not have such individuals are doomed to...


The Art of Wearing a Headscarf in the Arab World

The headscarf that Muslim women use to cover their hair and neck reflects their spiritual values, their desire for modesty and their personal connection to religion. Over the centuries, unique traditions have developed in various parts of the Islamic world, each with its own characteristics and...


Dialogue or Argument in the Family

Dialogue and argument are similar in meaning. Both involve an exchange of opinions on a specific topic.   However, dialogue is conducted politely, with careful listening and an exchange of knowledge, allowing each person to learn something new. An unworthy argument, however, is more like a...


The Echo of Feminism and the Voice of Faith

In our time, the loud voices of feminism echo even into the hearts of Muslim women.   This echo, rolling across the world, sounds loud and insistent, sometimes so powerful that it can knock down those who have not yet firmly established themselves on the path of truth. On social media, on...