When the heart feels heavy and the noise becomes loud, long words are no more needed — we need but soft words. Munajat are those quiet whispers to the soul that soothe. This piece explores how to bring simple and healing Munajat into daily life.
Truly, desperation, fear and suffocation, while they are the time when a person is in the most need for prayers, just being in a deadly need for praying, are themselves aments the most elements leading your prayers to be answered.
In this Editorial Piece we shall attempt at exploring the life of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and discover lessons from his character, leadership, and kindness.”
Leadership is a heavy load of responsibility that entails both, trust and tactics- and studying history shows how Muhammad (PBUH) was not only just a spiritual leader for the Muslim Community and his followers, but also a brilliant political strategist who safeguarded the well-fare of the Ummah (the Muslim Community). His leadership combined wisdom, ethics,…
The celebration of the Prophet’s birthday (PBUH) known as Mawlid, is an occasion for Muslims to reflect on and emulate the profound qualities of the elevated personality of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and his seamless life! Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) stands as one of the most influential figures in history. Beyond his spiritual guidance,…
Welcome to the new launch of The Muslim Tribune — a space for quiet reflection, thoughtful inquiry, and sincere expression.
The notion discussed in Rhonda Byrne’s best-seller The Secret, one of the books that sparked heated debate worldwide since its release over three or four years ago, is quite an old concept that was revived in modern times, capturing the interest and the amazement of simply everybody, proponents and critics alike.
The reasons are many, but to make a long story short, one should not go about some work or task, big or small, without perfecting it and availing the needed means for it.
The notion discussed in Rhonda Byrne’s best-seller The Secret, one of the books that sparked heated debate worldwide since its release over three or four years ago, is quite an old concept that was revived in modern times, capturing the interest and the amazement of simply everybody, proponents and critics alike.
Surah Al- Kahf is the 18th chapter of the Holy Quran that comprises of 110 verses (Ayat), and it is highly recommended that Muslims recite it on the Night before Friday or on Friday itself, preferably during the morning so as to not forget.
Ibn Ataa’ Allah Al Sakandary is a Jurist from Alexandria, Egypt, who followed the Maliki School of Jurisprudence. It is also said that he followed and represented the Shadhili Sufi order as he took part in documenting the biographies of the order’s founders. Ibn Ataa is most famous and acknowledged for his compilation of aphorisms, Al Ḥikam al Ataiyya, named after him, as well as The Key to Salvation (Miftāḥ al-Falāḥ), a compilation of systematic treatise on dhikr.
About 2 billion Muslims all over the world are now celebration the month of Ramadan and are engaged, together, in observing the obligation of fasting, with all different acts of piety and obedience to God that are connected to fasting, such as self discipline as well as giving in charity, engaging in supererogatory prayers and supplication.
The Night Journey of our beloved Prophet form the Holy Mosque in Mecca to Al-Aqsa Mosque in Palestine and the Ascending through the Heavens was meant to show the Prophet a bit of Allah’s signs, amongst which are His Power, His Mercy, His Unfathomable Creation, His Might, making the impossible quite possible.
As Warsan Shire once put it; “No one leaves home unless / home is the mouth of a shark,” sometimes migration is a solution to many turmoils, calamities, and a change to an unwanted reality. Migration of Muslims was perhaps divinely inspired, but it was also timely and much needs, given the unbearable circumstances Muslims…
There are days when I’m so lost and confused, upset and disheartened, overwhelmed with all sorts of emotions none of which, however, I am really acquainted with.