Lessons from Sura Al A’raf
By Omar Galal
“Beware of egotistical Sheikhs who are quick to issue fatwas. The really wise Sheikhs are modest, careful and quick to say “I don’t know the answer, but let’s find out…”
Ma sha Allah: Acknowledge Allah with gratitude (Sura Al Kahf)
By Osman Latif (Uthman Lateef)
“We should always humbly attribute our success and our wealth to Allah. Sura Al Kahf shows us the example of a man so puffed up with self-importance that he humiliated his poorer neighbour and forgot to thank Allah. His wealth was destroyed overnight, and his neighbour gently reminded him to acknowledge the Will of Allah; not to massage his own ego…
The Verse of Light: Ayatul Nur
By Dr Husni Hammuda
“Light upon light means, Allah’s light of Guidance falling on your Fitra, your unblemished soul, your pure, natural disposition…”
Perfecting our Salaah
By Dr Hossam Roushdi
“Presence of the heart and mind, as well as our physlical presence, is vital during Salaah. Our prayers will have little value if our minds and our hearts are elsewhere…”
The jewel in your heart, Ayatul Kursi
By Dr Hossam Roushdi
“With only nine sentences containing just fifty words, Ayatul Kursi has been described as the greatest ayat [verse] in the Holy Quran. It’s so important that we all know and understand this verse, so that we too can benefit from it…”
The value of Sabr, – (patient perseverance, endurance)
By Dr Hossam Roushdi
“The true Believer accepts everything that Allah has decreed for him, with the firm conviction that even if things look bad, it is ultimately good for him…”
Quran Gems: Sura’s al Fatiha
By Nouman Ali Khan
In this short video, Ustad Nouman Ali Khan draws attention to the remarkable structure of the first chapter of the Holy Quran.
This is a one of a series of interesting videos dealing with different chapters and verses in Islam’s Holy Book
Allah is sufficient for true Believers…
By Dr Husni Hammuda
“In Gaza today as in 7th Century Arabia during the time of Prophet Muhammad sws, the true believers put their trust in Allah and continue to strive in doing good and forbidding evil. They depended not on their numbers, but on their nearness to Allah…”