Ramadan Central

As parents, we know that having a peaceful home is nearly impossible with busy children plowing through our living space. In any location that houses little people, noise, toys, crumbs, crayons, and messes abound. However, this does not mean that we cannot have a peace-filled home.

Regardless of whether one is religious or not, most of us agree that being generous or giving charity is an act of kindness that calls for being selfless.

As Muslims all around the world enter the third week of the holiest month of the year, we have no doubt that adjustments have been made to daily schedules to incorporate more opportunities for worship and strengthen the bond with Allah subhanahu wa talla, the Most Glorified, The Most Hig

It’s that time of the year again where lazing on the couch, taking inadvertent naps, and slow movement are commonplace during the day.

Our beloved Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, was the most generous of all humankind. His generosity had no bounds and he would often give away even the last portion of the date (in his home) as sadaqah, and still fast himself.

Ramadan Mubarak. This statement is as much a greeting as it is a supplication. The inner dimensions and significance is found through reflection.

Ramadan, the month of blessings and the season of fasting and prayer offers us Muslims the chance to reflect on our relationship with Allah.