The Muslim Woman

Are You Hurt? #Iforgive

As-salaamu alaykum my beloved brothers and respected sisters,Every letter in this article is written from the bottom of my heart and I ask Allah to have it reach your heart. I also ask Allah to accept the time spent writing this article and the time you would spend reading it.When …

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Should Muslim Females attend University?

Opinion Piece (Written by a university graduate who personally experienced campus life)   With the imminent onset of the university year, there is currently a vibrant debate regarding Muslim females attending university to pursue tertiary studies.   Those who support the idea of women studying at university argue that Muslims …

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Mars VS Venus

    Islaam is a very strong advocate of marriage. We view marriage as the foundation of society, family, and life. This is because through marriage families are established and the family is the fundamental unit of our society. In the Qur’aan and Sunnah, marriage is the only Halaal and legitimate way in indulging in …

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Is Separate Accommodation Enough Without Privacy?

  Nasihah (Advice): The Rights and Responsibilities of Husband and Wife   Sayyiduna Amr ibn al-Ahwas radiyallahu anhu reported that Rasulullah (sallallahu alayhi wa sallam) said during his farewell sermon, “Verily, I enjoin you to treat women well, for surely, they are your dependents. You do not have any right to …

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Entertained to Death

How modern entertainment keeps us distracted from discomfort, deeper questions, and the purpose for which Allah created us  2 Oct 26 Imagine a prison where people don’t want to escape. A society where control doesn’t come from force, but from pleasure, where the future tyrant doesn’t shout orders at you, …

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Sabr (Patience)

Imam Ibn al-Qayyim The Definition of Patience ‘Sabr’ is an Arabic word which comes from a root meaning to detain, refrain and stop. There is an expression in Arabic, “so-and-so was killed sabran,” which means that he was captured and detained until he died. In the spiritual sense, patience means …

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Wedding of Fātimah radiyallahu anha

  Fātimah radiyallahu anha is the youngest daughter of our beloved Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam. Out of all the children, she was the most beloved to him. He said, ‘The queen of the ladies in Jannah is Fātimah.’ He also said, ‘Fātimah is part of my body. Whoever grieves her, …

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The Courage to Correct

In a time when many parents are deeply concerned about their children’s happiness, confidence and emotional well-being, an important responsibility of parenting is increasingly being overlooked: the responsibility of correcting them. While love, affection and encouragement are essential in raising a child, so too is teaching him right from wrong, …

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