The Vital Importance of Unity in the Muslim World
The Muslim world is a tapestry of diverse cultures, languages, and traditions that span continents and centuries. With over a billion followers, Islam is one of the world’s major religions, and yet, it is often characterized by fragmentation and disunity. In this blog article, we will explore the compelling reasons … [lire la suite]
The Evolving Landscape: Gen Z Muslims in America
Generation Z Muslims in America are forging their path in a society shaped by diversity, technology, and a quest for identity. With a unique blend of cultural heritage and progressive values, these young individuals leave an indelible mark on modern America. Let’s take a closer look at the state of … [lire la suite]
New York is home to a thriving Muslim community that observes their faith with dedication and devotion. Among the essential religious practices for Muslims is the performance of daily prayers, one of which is the Asr Namaz, or the afternoon prayer. In this guide, we will explore the Asr Namaz … [lire la suite]
Atlanta Prayer Time, Azaan, and the Serene Mosques: A Guide for Muslims
Atlanta, the bustling capital of Georgia, is known for its diverse culture and vibrant communities. Among these communities are the Muslim residents who have brought their faith, traditions, and places of worship to the city’s heart. In this guide, we explore the Atlanta prayer times, the melodious call to prayer … [lire la suite]
Islamic Dream Interpretation for Spiritual Growth
Dreams have fascinated humanity since immemorial, stirring curiosity about their meanings and significance. In the Islamic tradition, dreams hold a special place as they are believed to contain messages from Allah. Islamic dream interpretation is a profound art that offers spiritual insights, guidance, and personal growth. In this blog, we … [lire la suite]
Difference Between Hajj and Umrah_ A Comprehensive Guide
Hajj and Umrah are two significant pilgrimage journeys in Islam undertaken by millions of Muslims worldwide. While both hold immense religious significance, there are distinct differences between Hajj and Umrah regarding rituals, requirements, and purpose. This blog post will delve into the dissimilarities between Hajj and Umrah, providing a detailed … [lire la suite]
Why is Hajj Important in Islam?
Hajj, the annual pilgrimage to the holy city of Mecca, holds a significant place in Islam. It is one of the Five Pillars of Islam and is obligatory for all financially and physically able Muslims to perform at least once in their lifetime. Hajj is not just a journey to … [lire la suite]
Why did Islam spread so quickly?
Islam is one of the fastest-growing religions in the world. Its spread from Arabia to other parts of the world is remarkable. Islam started in Mecca and Medina, and within a century, it spread across the Middle East, North Africa, Spain, and India. The speed at which Islam spread is … [lire la suite]
16/8 Intermittent Fasting 7-day Meal Plan
Intermittent fasting has become the talk of the town, and for a good reason! This diet pattern involves alternating periods of fasting and eating and has been shown to have various health benefits that are sure to pique your interest. 16/8 Intermittent Fasting 7-day Meal Plan Who doesn’t want to … [lire la suite]
When to Expect Moon Sighting for Ramadan 2023 in Saudi Arabia
The expected date for the start of Ramadan 2023 in Saudi Arabia is Tuesday, April 4th, 2023, corresponding to the 1st day of Ramadan 1444 AH. However, the exact start date of Ramadan 2023 in Saudi Arabia and other countries are subject to the sighting of the moon. The moon … [lire la suite]
Women Behind Mawadda: a Hygienic Hijab for Muslim Healthcare Workers
To protect Muslim hospital staff and employees, healthcare specialists Yasmin Samatar and Faraoli Adam set out to create a specific variety of hygienic hijabs. TwinCities.com reports that the two ladies, who are both 29 years old, identified a gap in the market when they learned that Muslim women like themselves … [lire la suite]
A Muslim’s Guide to NewYork: Top 5 Things To Do
New York is the most popular city in the world that offers something for everyone. It is the city that never sleeps. Annually, New York hosts around 60 million tourists, with more than a sixth coming from the U.S. Organize your journey in advance. New York is a large city … [lire la suite]
Taliban bans women from universities in Afghanistan
Teachers in Kabul reported that Taliban security troops spread out to various universities and informal educational institutions on Wednesday, enforcing an order that appeared to bar most girls from continuing their education past the sixth grade. « Some students started verbal arguments with them, but they didn’t listen. My students left … [lire la suite]
Human Traffickers Capture Thousands of Refugee Children Across Europe
Hundreds and thousands of children who separated from their parents during migration towards Europe became victims of human trafficking in the countries they went to. The details of refugee children who left Ukraine due to the Russia-Ukraine war are still unclear. Human Traffickers Capture Thousands of Refugee Children Across Europe … [lire la suite]
Sharjah Museum showcases Rare Quran Manuscripts
Sharjah Museum Authority is showcasing several rare Quran manuscripts in Islamic calligraphy at the Sharjah Museum of Islamic Civilization. It is ready to host « Sacred Words, Timeless Calligraphy: Highlights of Exceptional Calligraphy from the Hamid Jafar Qur’an Collection. » Sharjah Museum showcases Rare Quran Manuscripts. A collection of 50 Quran manuscripts … [lire la suite]
US children born near fracking sites at risk of leukemia, study reveals
According to a recent study, exposure to fracking and its effects is a significant public health concern. New research published Wednesday found that children living near fracking and other unconventional drilling activities at birth are likely to be at higher risk of childhood leukemia. US children born near fracking sites … [lire la suite]
Climate Crisis: Heavy rain paralyzed Pakistan’s largest city
The monsoon season has become more of a hassle than a blessing for Pakistan. As the world experiences climate change and its aftermaths, the intense rain spells hit the country, creating destruction in urban and rural areas. The densely populated city in Pakistan, Karachi, has to witness a hopeless situation … [lire la suite]
WHO Chief Worried about New COVID-19 Wave
On Tuesday, July 12, the head of the World Head Organization expressed concern that coronavirus cases and deaths are climbing, while monkeypox is also rising. So far, there have been nine thousand two hundred cases of monkeypox reported in sixty-three countries. « New waves of the virus demonstrate that Covid-19 is … [lire la suite]
French court’s ban on burkini sparks a debate
French court’s ban on the burkini, a head-to-toe swimsuit, at public pools in the French city of Grenoble sparks a debate as it impacts all women, not just Muslim women, The Wall Street Journal reported. French Muslim women often experience obstacles accessing public places due to obligations to exhibit their … [lire la suite]
Deadly earthquake hits Afghanistan claiming more than 1000 lives, officials say
Officials said that a powerful earthquake jolted the southern provinces of Afghanistan near the border with Pakistan on Wednesday, topping 6.1 magnitudes and claiming more than 1000 lives. Helicopter evacuates injured after massive quake left people stranded and homeless. Afghans desperately need foreign aid and struggle to have necessities under … [lire la suite]
Islamophobia: a growing concern for the Muslim community worldwide
A recent survey revealed that Muslims worldwide experience anti-Muslim bigotry at their workplace. The survey, published lately and commissioned by Hyphen, showed that 70% of the working Muslims face indiscrimination. Hyphen, a recently opened digital publication, talks on matters crucial to Muslims in the UK and Europe. Almost 44 percent … [lire la suite]
Votre mouton de l’aid al Adha avec Kebchi
Pour les musulmans du monde entier, le jour de l’Aïd el Adha est un jour de fête. Il est célébré en l’honneur du prophète Ibrahim alayhi assalam, qui a accepté de sacrifier son fils Ismaël à la demande d’Allah Le Très Haut. L’histoire du prophète Ibrahim est un exemple pour … [lire la suite]
Ruwa Romman: An Inspiring Muslim woman ran for office in Georgia
Rowa Romman, Community leader and organizer, became the first Muslim woman that had run for office in Georgia. Not only did she run, but the proud Georgian woman won the primary for Georgia’s 97th State House District, The Story Exchange reported. She won both counties and held a 318 vote … [lire la suite]
Texas: Muslim Community Leaders addressed Mental Health at a Conference
Muslim community leaders addressed mental health at a conference in Sugarland, Texas, Houston Chronicle reported on May 14, 2022. This event turned out to be a one-of-its-kind conference as the often-tabooed topic of mental health received due highlights. Mental Health Awareness Week happened from 9 to 15 May 2022, with … [lire la suite]
Israeli court approves eviction of eight Palestinian villages
On Thursday, Israeli forces attacked the Al-Aqsa mosque compound in occupied East Jerusalem, leaving 16 Palestinians injured and dozens arrested, Al Jazeera reported. According to the Sama al-Quds medical center, injured Palestinians got 14 fractures due to rubber bullets and tear gas suffocation. The Red Crescent reported that two people … [lire la suite]
Iftar Meals Around the World – Pictorial View
Ramadan, the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar, is one of the most sacred months for Muslims worldwide. Allah Subhanahu wa’ ta’ala assigned this Holy month to His followers, so they practiced fasting, worshipping, and reflecting. This month has another significance as the Holy Quran was revealed to the … [lire la suite]
Which Muslim Prayer Apps are secretly harvesting your phone numbers?
Do you know which Muslim prayer apps are secretly harvesting your phone numbers? Not all, but there could be a few. Google has recently banned several mobile applications from its Play Store after researchers revealed they contained hidden code to collect private consumer data secretly. The personal user data included … [lire la suite]
Turkey’s Hagia Sophia holds the first Taraweeh prayers in 88 years
Istanbul’s iconic landmark opened its doors for Muslims as Hagia Sophia holds the first Taraweeh prayers in almost 88 years, TRT World reported. Muslims worldwide gathered to perform Ramadhan prayers after many decades since it became a museum in 1934. Pictures show heartwarming images of hundreds of Muslims gathered to … [lire la suite]
#LetAfghanGirlsLearn trending as Taliban closed down girls’ high schools
Schoolgirls in Afghanistan face extreme disappointment as Taliban orders to close down girls’ high schools after reopening, Al Jazeera reported. Schools had to reopen in the country after more than 180 days since they had shut down after the Taliban took control in August. However, the ministry of education announced … [lire la suite]
UN designates 15 March as International Day to Combat Islamophobia
A memorable event took place in the history of the United Nations as the United Nations General Assembly has declared March 15 as International Day to combat Islamophobia by consensus. Pakistan was the only country to initiate this resolution on behalf of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC). This day … [lire la suite]