Hijaz Before Prophethood
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Blue Light, Daytime Sleep, and the Prophetic Tradition
Sleep is a blessing from God. Humans spend around one third of their lives sleeping. Sleep is essential for the…
Benefits of Black Cumin
In a hadith narrated by Abu Hurayrah, the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him) stated as…
Exemplary Youth Nurtured by the Messenger of God (pbuh)-2 The Respected Muadh ibn…
The twelve Companions from Medina who participated in the First Pledge of Aqaba requested a guide and teacher who…
Prayers to Those Who Are Worried
When the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ was worried (due to either calamities or bad events) he would recite the following…
What Did the Messenger of God Typically Wear?
The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ would not wear mono-type clothing all the time. In general, He would wear a…
What Was the Pre-Islamic Period Like in Mecca?
Was the city of Mecca sacred even before Islam? Yes. Mecca was deemed sacred by many tribes all over Arabia…
The Protection of Uncle Abu Talib and the Damascus Trip
When Abu Muttalib passed away, Abu Talib took his nephew Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, to his side…
The Protection of Grandfather Abdul Muttalib
The death of Amina and the orphaned state of our beloved Prophet had grieved Abdul Muttalib just as everybody…
Years with the Foster Mother, Halima
It was the custom in Mecca to send children to wet nurses in the villages so that they may grow up to be strong…