When to be selfish!
By Khalil Moya
“Don’t step back when it comes to earning your place in Allah’s garden. Don’t allow others to pass you on the way to winning Allah’s good pleasure. Be selfish in earning your share of the afterlife…”
Good advice to new Graduates
By Dr Husni Hammuda
“Failure can often be a springboard to success. Never give up . Try harder. Don’t settle for mediocrity. Become an expert in your field…
Remember your success in this life ultimately depends on your success in the life fo come.. Set your goal on pleasing Allah through your work in serving His creation…”
Leave a Legacy
By Khalil Moya
“The Quran asks: Who will loan to Allah a beautiful loan, that will be repaid many times over? Building a Masjid, a Mosque here on earth means that Allah will build you a paradise in Al-Jannah (heaven)…
The end of Ramadan
By Dr Hossam Roushdi
“Ramadan is all about purifying the heart and taming the lower Self. This helps to expand the higher Self, …”
Invest in your Jannah
By Khalil Moya
Mother of the Believers, Aisha R.A. said: “None of you will Believe until you trust in Allah more than you trust what is within your hand.” The Holy Quran asks you and me: ” Who is there who will loan to Allah a beautiful loan?” Allah promises us rewards as big as the heavens and the earth…
Ramadan – Mission Impossible?!
By Khalil Moya “If you described the full list of things a believing Muslim does in Ramadan, the average non-Muslim in the street would say that they couldn’t do it. It’s ‘Mission Impossible,’ but you and I know that with Faith and Taqwa, Allah makes the impossible possible…”
Death of Muhammad Ali
By Arshad Gamiet
“As Ali was leaving the hospital, he found some very poor people waiting in the corridor. Ali pulled out his wallet and gave each one a $100 bill. In the 1960s, that was a lot of money. Ali thought nothing of it. He just gave the money and without waiting for thanks, he walked away. He never ignored the poor, the sick and the destitute. Ali must have known that he would find Allah there with them, just as the Hadith says…”
Become a trustworthy Muslim
By Arshad Gamiet
“When we sell fruit, do we put the rotten ones under the good ones? When we sell our car, do we mention that the gears are faulty and the brake pads are worn? When we sell a house, do we cover up the damp walls and crumbling brickwork and we don’t tell the new buyer? When we write our exams, as some students are doing right now, do we cheat? Do we claim someone else’s hard work as our own? Do we bribe examiners or do buy our degrees and qualifications from dodgy institutions? Dear Brothers and Sisters, halaal isn’t only about the food we eat. Halaal is also about how we do business, and how we earn our livelihood…”