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The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ
Night of Qadr Prayer
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The respected Aisha was deeply devoted to the Qur’an and the Sunnah. She was very conscientious about fulfilling the rights of what God and His Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him) commanded and evaluating the!-->!-->!-->…
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 something, refers to a Muslim who has reached the age of reason, maturity, or discretion, spending time in a place where!-->…
The Principles of Prophetic Education (18): “Turn Your Closeness into Action!”
In education and teaching, communicative closeness behaviors are categorized into two types: verbal and non-verbal. Two previously published articles focused on verbal closeness behaviors. 1 In this article, "non-verbal closeness!-->…
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 your closeness to the other person. These methods are among the fundamental principles upon which the life of learning and!-->…
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, to interact with them warmly, and to show a sense of closeness. Many parents and teachers keep a significant distance from!-->!-->!-->…
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 highlight their admirable qualities. This principle serves as a vital dynamic in doing good to others, introducing them to virtues,!-->…
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 essentially an act of kindness. It is the practice of living, spreading, cultivating, and strengthening goodness while!-->…
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The Principles of Prophetic Education (8): “Speak Beautifully!”
One of the principles of prophetic education is to speak beautifully. A crucial aspect of instruction and upbringing is the manner and style in which the audience is addressed, including the chosen words and expressions. It is through!-->…
The Principles of Prophetic Education (7): “Value Them!”
One of the fundamental principles of prophetic education is the principle of “valuing” the person being addressed. Those who genuinely care about and prioritize education show value and respect to the people they are engaging with. As a!-->…