Shawwal 1445
№5. (2024-05-01)

‘IT’S ARABIC’

TRAFALGAR Trafalgar is where Admiral Nelson won the most famous sea battle in British history, off Cape Trafalgar which sticks into the Atlantic...

The one who was brought up in the house of the Prophet ﷺ

“How can people, among whom is one like al-Hasan al-Basri, be misled?” Maslama ibn Abd al-Malik. The messenger brought the wife of the...

TREASURY OF BLESSED KNOWLEDGE

Is it necessary to perform the midday prayer additionally after the collective Friday prayer (salat ul-juma’a)?   In his last decision,...

Make friends quickly!

Having quarreled with a loved one, many of us become isolated and put off the process of reconciliation.   Unpleasant emotions weigh heavily...

How to cook a tastier porridge?

It would seem, who does not know how to cook porridge? But everything has its own peculiarities.   Buckwheat. If time permits, add water to...

Five serious mistakes in self-care

Despite the huge amount of information about skin, nails, and hair care available to everyone, many people continue to make serious mistakes when...

Secrets of Quran & Sunnah

Drought and ancient Egypt Archeologists say that one of the most serious events that affected ancient Egypt was a drought which happened 4200 years...

2026-08-01 (Safar 1448) №8.


An Illness or a New Way of Perceiving Information

The problem of parent-child relationships has always existed but nowadays it is especially acute, as we find it increasingly difficult to understand each other.   The new generation is growing up in an overwhelming flood of information and this inevitably affects young people. Most videos on...


The Man Who Never Felt Hunger

Generation after generation, people strive to arrange their lives so as to want for nothing and certainly never go hungry. However, hunger is absolutely essential for us.   Never to feel hungry. It sounds like a punishment. I am sure many would disagree, especially those who have experienced...


The Soul is Like a Garden, Blooming or Fading

“Have you ever stepped out into the garden on a gloomy, rainy morning in late autumn? The trees are almost bare, drafty and swaying, fallen leaves are rotting on the paths, death and desolation are everywhere. Not only in the flowerbeds, above the drooping, yellowed stems of other flowers,...


Al-Dinawari: The Muslim Polymath

Abu Hanifa Ahmad ibn Dawud Dinawari, known as al-Dinawari, was born in 828 in Dinawar (near Kirmashan) and died in 895.   He was a Kurdish scholar of the Islamic Golden Age who made significant contributions to astronomy, botany, geography, agriculture, metallurgy, mathe-matics and history....


Salim, Grandson of Umar ibn al-Khattаb

Let us fast forward to the reign of Umar ibn al-Khattab. The richest spoils of war, which had fallen to the Muslims after the death of Yazdegerd, the last Persian king, were brought to Medina – the city of the Messenger of God ﷺ. Among the riches they acquired were the crowns of the Persian...