How to worship in Laylat-ul-Qadr (1)
9/01/10 •
Laylatul-Qadr is the most blessed night. A person who misses it has indeed missed a great amount of good. If a believing person is keen to obey his Lord and increase the good deeds in his record, he should strive to encounter this night and to pass it in worship and obedience. If this is facilitated for him, all of his previous sins will be forgiven.
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27 Beautiful Photos of Ramadan Around the World (0)
from Ramadan Articles»
9/01/10 •
These 27 wonderful photos show Muslims all over the world worshiping in Ramadan, reading Quran, cooking, breaking their fasts, and striving to get closer to Allah. These photos are courtesy of the Sacramento Bee and are from Ramadan 2008.
Marrying a girl against my parents’ will (0)
from Choosing a Spouse,Islamic Advice,Marriage Articles»
8/30/10 •
My parents did an engagement for me to their best friend’s daughter. After the engagement, I started talking with her on the Internet and on the phone. But now, after two years, my parents broke the engagement because of minor things.
18 More Lovely Ramadan Photos (0)
from Ramadan Articles»
8/25/10 •
These lovely Ramadan photos came from Time Magazine. They are actually from last year. Some of my favorites: the men resting in the masjid in Indonesia; people breaking their fast at the market in Bangladesh; the women praying in St. Louis, USA; the boys studying Quran in India; the woman leaving her shoes outside the masjid in Tehran; and the vendor selling Muslim caps in Karachi.
Ramadan fasting has a healing effect on peptic ulcers (0)
from Ramadan Articles»
8/24/10 •
I feel pity for the stomach. I really feel pity for the stomach, intestines and infact the whole gastro-intestinal system. And this is so because the whole year, we never let this system take rest. Except in Ramadan.
5 Ways to Reconnect with the Spirituality of Ramadan (1)
from Ramadan Articles»
8/22/10 •
Though it’s harder to fast and heighten spirituality when everyone around you isn’t joining in, it sure makes the inner striving more special. 18 years of fasting in this country have taught me valuable strategies for living a Muslim life in a non-Muslim society. Here are five practices I’ve found helpful in spiritualizing my Ramadan experience. And if you’re not a Muslim, these tips can be adapted to make your daily life a little more spiritual and uncomplicated.
Common health problems during fasting – preventing bad breath (0)
from Ramadan Articles»
8/20/10 •
The holy month of Ramadhan is once again around the corner, when Muslims all over the world will be fasting. One of the most common complaints during fasting is the bad breath that people experience. This condition, in medical terms, is called halitosis. The Central Health Board (CHB) of Africa Federation advices on what causes bad breath and how can it be prevented.
Ramadan Around the World: 35 Beautiful Ramadan Photos (1)
from Ramadan Articles»
8/16/10 •
These amazing Ramadan photos were published on Boston.com in 2008. I found some to be fun to look at, while others inspired me or touched me with sadness. What an amazing Ummah this is, what an amazing religion. May Allah grant us purification, forgiveness and guidance during Ramadan.
Why a Muslim Woman Is Not Allowed to Marry a Non-Muslim Man (0)
from Deviant Marriages,Interfaith Marriages,Marriage Articles»
8/13/10 •
“If a Muslim man can marry a Christian or Jewish woman, then why can’t a Muslim woman marry a non-Muslim man?” This question is often asked, and before we even get into any explanations of why this is allowed not not allowed, I want to say that for us Muslims, the bottom line is, are we willing to submit to Allah or not?
5 ways to make your Ramadan extraordinary (2)
from Islamic Editorials,Ramadan Articles»
8/12/10 •
Every one of us approaches Ramadan with a special excitement. Alas for many of us, however, the excitement is met with fear and dread instead: Will this Ramadan be like the previous ones where I failed to truly take full advantage and mend my ways? Will this Ramadan only demonstrate to me how far away from Allah I am? Will it be yet another month that passes by without my taking advantage of it?
Ramadan Mubarak! Blessed Ramadan 2010 / 1431 A.H. (0)
from Ramadan Articles»
8/10/10 •
The sacred month of Ramadan is upon us, Alhamdulillah. As I mentioned in a previous post, the Fiqh Council of North America (FCNA) and the European Council for Fatwa and Research (ECFR) have announced that the first day of Ramadan will be Wednesday, August 11, 2010, and Eid ul-Fitr on Friday, September 10, 2010, insha’Allah.
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How to worship in Laylat-ul-Qadr
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