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The Principles of Prophetic Education (5): “Instill Love and Compassion!”
In the perspective of the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him) towards life and existence, love and compassion are very prominent and defining principles. As he was sent as a mercy to the worlds, especially to humanity, he!-->…
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 guideline: “Make it easy; do not make it hard!” The Messenger of God (peace and blessings be upon him) repeatedly emphasized and!-->!-->!-->…
The Principles of Prophetic Education (3): “Be Tolerant!”
One of the reflections of love and compassion on education, humane treatment, relationships, and ultimately life itself is tolerance. Tolerance means not looking down on anyone, not blaming or belittling them for their mistakes, but rather!-->…
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 youth, as well as in the training of his companions. One of these principles is the approach of not magnifying mistakes,!-->…
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!-->…
A Believer Possesses Noble Character
The Most Perfect Of Believers
Many hadiths, such as “The most perfect of believers in terms of faith are those who have the best character. The best among you is the one who is most beneficial to his family.”1
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“A Believers in God Are Strong Both Materially and Spiritually”
A strong believer
A strong believer, in terms of physical health, is more beneficial and beloved in the sight of God than a weak believer, but there is goodness in both. Strive for what benefits you, seek help from God, and do not be!-->!-->!-->!-->…
The Sunnah of Supporting Knowledge and Education
Supporting Knowledge in Islam
Individuals and societies attain excellence through knowledge, experiencing progress both materially and spiritually. This is only achievable through education and learning. However, not everyone may have!-->!-->!-->…
Balancing the Sunnah of Embracing Innovation with the Challenge of Cultural Assimilation
When encountering different beliefs and cultures in geographies where migration takes place, there may be certain concerns and fears within us about not being able to preserve our own beliefs and values and becoming assimilated. Therefore,!-->…
The Sunnah of Starting the day early
Rather than sleeping after the Morning Prayer, as his Sunnah, the Messenger of God ﷺ engaged in dhikr (remembering and mentioning the Names of Allah) and spent time by conversing with his Companions. He ﷺ said, “Performing the morning!-->…