Rabi-ul-awwal 1447
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Mentor from Dubai

Mentor from Dubai

How to help a child survive the loss of a mother

How to help a child survive the loss of a mother

The things teenagers fail to realise

The things teenagers fail to realise

From China to Kyrgyzstan: the fate of the Dungan people

From China to Kyrgyzstan: the fate of the Dungan people

How Muslims Protected Christian Shrines

How Muslims Protected Christian Shrines

How Christians helped the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ

In the history of interaction between various religious communities, there are many examples when representatives of different faiths supported each...

Love that replaces everything

“Oh! If you knew how much Allah ﷻ cares for you, you would never tire of praying to Him.” (Yahya ibn Muadh).   “It is said...

Minimalism according to Sunna: an alternative to the age of consumerism

In today’s world, economic progress is increasingly measured by the amount consumed rather than the quality of living. Overproduction,...

Aunt of the Messenger of Allah ﷺ

Arwa bint Abd ul-Muttalib  supported her nephew, when she was not yet a Muslim. However, while still in Mecca she accepted Islam and was...

“Tell me everything. I want to listen to you”

In our life, every spoken word has great significance. A carelessly thrown phrase can cause a serious quarrel. And a few warm sentences, sincerely...

Falling asleep and waking up without stress

Waking up: how to spend the day in a good mood Morning is an important stage of the day that can set the tone for the rest of the day. To spend the...

Al-Khwarizmi: An Islamic scholar, the founder of algebra

We all study algebra at school. What is it for anyway? I found the answer on the Internet: “it helps to develop logical and analytical...

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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...


Ways to Overcome Suspiciousness

Many of you have probably come across two excerpts from the personal diaries of a husband and wife covering the same short period of time online. The wife’s is a long, emotionally charged text about how her husband once responded sparingly to her greeting and then showed absentminded...


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 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,...