Raising good Muslim children
By Dr Husni Hammuda
“We cannot teach children by just telling them and not showing them by example. Our children look up to us and they model themselves on our behaviour….”
Our elusive search for Unity
By Arshad Gamiet
“There are two kinds of unity, which we must try to understand and distinguish clearly:
There is a unity of purpose, and unity of opinion. As Muslims we should always be united in our purpose. That means, seeking to please Alláh, and serving the advancement of Islam. But we must not be distressed by minor differences of opinion. It is humanly impossible to always have unity of opinion. As long as we keep our purpose clearly in view, there can be many opinions as to the best ways of achieving our goal….”
Allah’s Amazing Mercy
By Khalil Moya
“We all commit sins, but we must never despair of Allah’s Mercy. Never think that you’re beyond forgiveness. Never despair. Despair is a great sin. Allah forgives as long as we repent sincerely and turn back towards Him…”
How to deal with anger and bad manners
By Dr Hossam Roushdi
“When someone insults you or provokes you, keep calm. Don’t retaliate. Be forbearing and generous .Allah will love you for it. Return hate with a loving and Trust Allah and your enemy may become your loving friend……
Islam and Ego
By Nouman Ali Khan
“If you’re listening to this and thinking: “Ah, I must get so-and-so to hear this. It’s for them!” … then you have a problem. This talk isn’t meant for others. It’s for you! You may think you’re OK, that other people have a problem with their egos. No, It’s you! Start with yourself first….”
You’re a V.I.P!
By Khalil Moya
“Rasool Allah sws told his Companions that the most special Believers are those who will come after them … Believers who are firm in their faith, even though they have never seen Prophet Muhammad sws. personally….
Sincere repentance purifies the heart
By Dr Hossam Roushdi “Isn’t Allah wonderful? Isn’t Allah generous? Whenever we stop our sinful behaviour and seek sincere repentance, Allah converts our bad deeds into good ones, so that we earn even bigger rewards…”
Understanding the Madh-habs (Schools of thought in Islamic law)
By Dr Hossam Roushdi
“The great scholars who founded the 4 major schools of Islamic Jurisprudence showed exemplary respect and deference towards each other. They weren’t arrogant or dogmatic. They taught us the classic rule of respectful disagreement: “I think I’m right, but I may be wrong. I think you’re wrong, but you may be right…” This way we can weigh up arguments without losing face and without humiliating each other…