Acting Upon One’s Knowledge Masters And Millennials (thirteen) by Shaykh Abdurragmaan Khan This is the thirteenth part of a series of articles that are based on al-Fawa’id al-Mukhtarah, one of the seminal works of the great scholar al-Habib Zayn bin Sumayt. The book focuses on a range of topics relevant to daily life and modern […]

“How blunt are all the arrows of thy quiver in comparison with those of guilt”. -Robert Blair The following article was published on Mental Health 4 Muslims. Guilt is one of the most powerful of human emotions. It can motivate one to seek redemption or it can leave one feeling hopeless; it can set one […]

Living Simply Part Seven: Spreading Muck   In order to get through life with ease, the early Muslims (salaf) focused on certain key ways of living that would make it spiritually and practically easier and more fruitful. They coined a term for the variegated rules that they lived by, a term that summarized the system […]

Hadiths to Revive the Heart Part  One: The Reality of This World by Shaykh Abdullah Misra   Our world can be viewed from the lens of a trial; in both good times and bad, the potential to develop cynicism and callousness exists. It is our duty as Muslims to always remain vigilant such that we […]