Tag Archive for: Prophet Muhammad
Salawat: A Source of Joy for the Prophet – Shaykh Amin Buxton
Every year in the blessed month of Rabi al-Awwal, we should come…
Description of the Prophet – A Reader
This reader covers the Prophet Muhammad's physical and personal…
Our Lady Fatima al Zahra
She is Fatima al Batul, al Zahra, the radiant Lady of Paradise, the daughter of the Beloved, Allah bless him and give him peace. She is the mother of the prophetic progeny, Allah be pleased with her. She is also called al Siddiqa, the truthful; al Tahira, the pure; and al Zakiyya, the flawless.
Deaf, Mute, and Blind – Similitudes and Parables in the Qur’an I
The human faculties possess not only physical forms, but spiritual dimensions as well. And it is by using the external and internal meaning of vision, hearing, and the heart, that Allah Most High furnishes us with a similitude of those who reject faith.
Mercy, the Stamp of Creation
Dr Umar Faruq Abd Allah examines the role of mercy and eternal…
Adab 05: The Adab of the Mosque Pt I
Indeed, the greatest of places on the face of the earth in the sight of Allah Most High is the mosque. What does it mean for a place to beloved to Allah? It means that He inscribes tremendous good for the people therein. And why are they beloved? Because they are places where the most supreme form of worship occurs, namely, scores of believing men and women planting their faces humbly in the ground before their All-Powerful Lord.
Ghazali’s Science of the Soul – Shaykh Dr Asim Yusuf
What Imam Ghazali focuses on is the development of internal character traits. God talks about the soul that will eventually return to Him and He describes that soul as being the tranquil soul. The soul that is at peace with itself, as opposed to a struggling soul, which God describes as self-accusing.
Obituary: Shaykh Abd al Rahman Ba ‘Abbad
Shaykh Abd al Rahman ibn Abdullah Ba ‘Abbad hails from a tribe…
Obituary: Habib Abbas al Saqqaf
As the year 1439 came to a close, the Ummah lost one of its great…
Forgotten Sunnas: Greetings of Peace – Shaykh Jamir Meah
When we pass a fellow Muslim on the street, or sit next to each other on the train or bus, we are often hesitant to give salam. This could be for many reasons. However, it is important to try to overcome this barrier and be as free and generous with our greetings of peace with one another as possible, and ideally, stretch ourselves to even smile or look pleased to see another Muslim!