The Principles of Prophetic Education (4): “Make It Easy; Don’t Make It Hard!”
The Principles of Prophetic Education (4)
One of the fundamental principles of Prophetic education is the…
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A Believer Protects the Rights of His Brothers
“Beware of suspicion, for suspicion is the most deceptive of speech. Do not spy on one another, do not seek out…
The Principles of Prophetic Education (3): “Be Tolerant!”
One of the reflections of love and compassion on education, humane treatment, relationships, and ultimately life…
Pearls from the Qur’an (18)
Moses’ Forty Nights With God on Mt. Sinai
And (so that you would be favored with the Torah to order your…
The Birth of Muhammad ﷺ (The Happy Birth)
Abdul Muttalib’s trust in Allah and what had happened to Abraha’s army had become tales that people would tell each…
Pearls from the Qur’an (17)Moses Goes to the Pharaoh
Moses Goes to the Pharaoh and His Wishes from God
20.19. (God) said: “Throw it down, O Moses!”
20.20. So he…
Pearls from the Qur’an (16) Moses and Aaron
Moses and Aaron
The Wife of the Pharaoh
And God presents the wife of the Pharaoh as an example for those who…
The Principles of Prophetic Education (1): “Stay Calm!”
The Messenger of God (peace and blessings be upon him) followed many principles in the education of children and…
Pearls from the Qur’an (15): Job and Moses
Job and Moses
Job
Job’s Healing
And remember Our servant, Job, when he called out to his Lord: “Surely…
The Role and Importance of i’tikaf in the Life of the Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ)
In Islamic terminology, i’tikaf, which means staying in one place, pausing, and dedicating or devoting oneself to…