Millions of students graduate each year, whether from high school or by earning a college degree. Graduations are celebrated and regarded as one of the biggest moments in a person’s life. During graduations, alumni wear the traditional cap and gown to represent their achievement.
The transition from high school to college or trade school is an important chapter in a young Muslim’s life. Indeed, it is an opportunity for growth, however it also tests faith (eman), identity, and values.
Graduations are some of the most significant milestones in a person’s life. They represent the successful completion of a long-term goal and signal the beginning of a new chapter in life.
Trees are powerful symbols in Islam and are often presented in the Holy Quran as metaphors of good and bad. For example, the Tūbā or Blessed Tree mentioned in Surah Ar-Ra'd refers to a tree that grows in paradise – Jannah. Whereas the tree of Zaq’qum is mentioned in at least fiv
Allah gives mankind what we need even before we know that we need it. The Holy Quran which was revealed to the Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) a millennium and a half ago teaches us of a tree that Allah has created that is beneficial to humanity – the olive tree. In Chapter 24 Surah An-Nur ayah
Planting a tree as a family activity is a marvelous and memorable experience. It connects family members, teaches important lessons, and creates a positive impact.
Prophet Musa (AS) is the most mentioned prophet in the Holy Quran. In fact, his name and experiences are recounted 136 times. These stories range from his divine birth and protection from Allah, his life experiences, his call to prophethood and most importantly his struggle against Ph