Prophet Musa, or Moses, is one of the most important prophets in Islam. Many of his stories are told in the Quran, some of them more than once. One of these stories is the story of his birth, which teaches us the importance of trusting Allah (SWT) over anything else.
Fasting is one of the tasks assigned to Muslims during the month of Ramadan. Millions of Muslims fast from sunrise to sundown for an entire month. After Ramadan, not many Muslims fast often, as it is not required.
Muslims are encouraged to visit the mosque at least once a week. It is a special place regarded as Allah’s house, and millions of Muslims come together to pray every day. In My Mosque, by M. O. Yuksel and Hatem Aly, is a children’s book that depicts the experience of visiting a mosque.
After months of anticipation, Ramadan is here. Muslims worldwide recognize this special month and make it a goal to fulfill their religious duties. However, it may be difficult for parents to teach their children about Ramadan and make it more entertaining.
Ramadan has been the Islamic holy month for over a thousand years. Millions of Muslims participate in this month by attending Taraweeh at their local mosques or hosting community Iftars. However, some Muslims do not know the history of Ramadan or why it is so important in Islam.
As we near the blessed month of Ramadan, we must focus on what we can improve physically and spiritually. Ramadan provides a great opportunity to get closer to Allah and to build good habits that will increase our deen and make us better people.
Frustration in relationships can be tough to handle. Whether it is friends or family, disagreements bring negative emotions such as anxiety and stress. However, arguments are inevitable and completely normal.