Themes of the Quran : Stories of Prophets
The Quran, which was first revealed in the month of Ramadan, mentions 25 prophets by name, and relates their stories as a guidance for contemporary communities. Through these stories, we…
Owais Qarni and his love for Prophet
Abu Tariq Hijazi : Owais Qarni’s is a story that sets an example for all the Muslims as how even without meeting the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), one may…
Prophet’s (Pbuh) character was just (a reflection of) the Qur’an
The Prophet (Pbuh) used to make a number of supplications related to good character. “O Allah, guide me to good character, none guides to good character but You…” (Muslim). “O…
Beloved Prophet (Pbuh) was very kind to the poor
Our beloved Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (Pbuh) was always kind to the rich and poor alike, but was rather more kind to the poor because of their lack of wealth. Once…
Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) brought the rights and treatment of the poor
Sami Zaatari : One of the most widespread and dangerous problems faced by humanity is that of poverty, hunger and starvation. There is nothing more horrifying than the realization that as…
Anyone who turns away from Allah’s Messenger (Pbuh) is, not a believer
Our beloved Prophet (Pbuh) was a Messenger of Allah and at the same time he was a leader and legislator for the Muslim. The Holy Prophet was appointed by Allah…
Tolerance is Islam’s fundamental principle
Tolerance in Islam, is not a mere fairytale phrase, but Muslims live it in reality. Islam urges us to be tolerant and forgive others. This is indicated in both the…
Prophet (Pbuh) prohibited killing children in the battlefield
Children are great blessings from Allah. Our beloved Prophet (Pbuh) ensured the right of children. He gave children the rights to shelter, food, cloth, education, and other necessary supports to…
Prophet and his rare beginning
AISHA STACEY : When a person accepts Islam, reconfirms his or her faith, or prays any of the five daily prayers, they also affirm their belief in Muhammad (peace be upon…
Prophet (pbuh) regarded smiling is an act of charity
Abdullah ibn Harith said: “I never came across a person who smiled as much as Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) . Prophet Muhammad regarded smiling to a brother as an act of…
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