Dhul-Hijjah 1446
№6. (2025-06-01)

Let’s go to Mecca!

Let’s go to Mecca!

Long live criticism?

Long live criticism?

Raising Children: 10 Most Dangerous Mistakes Parents Make

Raising Children: 10 Most Dangerous Mistakes Parents Make

What should hospitality be like in Islam?

What should hospitality be like in Islam?

The very first house on Earth

The very first house on Earth

How many times did Prophet Muhammad ﷺ perform Hajj and Umrah?

Hajj is one of the pillars of Islam. Every believer who has the opportunity is obliged to perform Hajj and Umrah at least once in his life. However,...

Correct your hidden state and Allah will correct your external

Virtue includes the manifestation of good character by the believer in relation to everyone and everything around him and even in relation to...

Islam and Tasawwuf

In the minds not only of Russians but also of many people in the world, Dagestan is firmly associated with Islam, because Islam has a long history...

The first woman to enter Paradise

Once the beloved daughter of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, Fatima, asked her father, “O my beloved father, which woman will enter Paradise...

Mom, Dad and a Broken World

A life together without conflicts and disputes, complete agreement between spouses, the ability to compromise and make concessions... Having created...

Achievements of Arab scientists

In trying to recall who were the great European scientists, engineers, artists and navigators who lived in the 8th-15th centuries, we find out that...

Quantum Physics through the eyes of Imam al-Shaarani

Until relatively recently, science was not divided into secular and religious: knowledge was transmitted in its entirety without division into the...

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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....


The Darkened Gardens of the Sabeans

We all know what the word “kafir” means in Arabic. It is so widely used by the masses that it has become part of our national languages. But not everyone knows that this word has another meaning: “ungrateful”, “denying” and “not recognizing the gifts of...


The Predecessor of Mendeleev: Jabir ibn Hayyan

Chemistry as a science studies the structure of substances, their characteristics and the reactions that occur under various conditions.     For centuries, scientists have sought to expand their knowledge in this area and Muslim researchers have made significant contributions to the...


A Modern Disease: Constant Anxiety

In an age when negative news bombards us from all sides, social media dominates, life becomes more complex than ever and the pursuit of luxury and worldly temptations intensifies, anxiety has become a constant companion for many.   This invisible feeling tightens the chest, disrupts peace of...


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,...