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…
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The Principles of Prophetic Education (18): “Turn Your Closeness into…
In education and teaching, communicative closeness behaviors are categorized into two types: verbal and…
Principles of Prophetic Education (17): “MAKE YOUR CLOSENESS FELT!”
In education, teaching, and communication, there are various verbal and non-verbal ways to be close and to convey…
The Principles of Prophetic Education (16): “BE CLOSE!”
Be Close
One of the fundamental principles of Prophetic education and teaching is to be close to your audience,…
Principles of Prophetic Education (15): “See the Beauty, Think Positively!”
One of the fundamental principles of Prophetic education is always to see the positive side of people and…
The Principles of Prophetic Education (13): “Do Good!”
One of the fundamental principles of Prophetic education is the principle of doing good to others. Education is…
Pearls from the Qur’an (21)
The Story of the People of the Cave
18.9. Or do you reckon the People of the Cave and the Inscription as…
Principles of Prophetic Education (12): “Be Just!”
One of the fundamental principles of prophetic education is the principle of justice. Justice is the most…
A Believer Controls Their Tongue
“A believer neither criticizes, curses, speaks in an obscene or vulgar manner, nor behaves indecently.” 1
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Principles of Prophetic Education (11): “Don’t Call Out Mistakes!”
One of the common mishandlings in education and teaching is confronting someone with their mistakes directly and…