This piece highlights the honoured place of learning in a Muslim woman’s life. It explains that knowledge enriches worship, character, and family life, while also recognising the importance of balance. Guidance from Islamic scholarship encourages women to study with sincere intention and with the support of guardians or husbands where needed. If study begins to cause strain at home, it is advisable to adjust pace or method rather than abandon learning altogether. With cooperation and moderation, education and family life can support one another, bringing benefit to both the woman and her household.

Ten timeless principles of Islamic character and conduct: guarding the tongue, honoring promises, uplifting others, and cultivating integrity, patience, and wisdom.

A practical guide to raising children in today’s digital age: insights from Dr. Leonard Sax on self-control, heritage, screen time, and fostering character and purpose.

A guide to the Sunnah practices during a solar or lunar eclipse—dhikr, duʿāʾ, charity, and the special ṣalāh al-khusūf, as taught by the Prophet ﷺ.

A reflection on the patience, mercy, and resilience required of a dāʿī (caller to Islam), drawing on Qur’anic guidance, Prophetic example, and the wisdom of Imām Aḥmad ibn Ḥanbal.

Exploring the Qur’anic distinction between males (dhukūr) and men (rijāl), and how true manhood is defined by faith, courage, and sacrifice—not age or wealth.

Not all good decisions look good on paper. Islam teaches us that barakah, sincerity, and long-term vision outweigh the neat equations of chalkboard logic.

Explore the Islamic principle of Ummah and learn how prioritising community over self can guide our decisions, foster responsibility, and create a balanced, ethical life.

Discover the profound and heartfelt supplication of the Bedouins, praised by Umar ibn ʿAbd al-ʿAzīz, reflecting deep humility, reliance on Allah, and devotion to His mercy.

Explore the history, characteristics, and fiqh rulings of money in Islam, from the dinār and dirham to fiat currency, gold, and silver, and their role in trade and society.

Discover the Islamic perspective on the concealment of sins, mercy, and the ethical responsibility to protect both the sinner and the Ummah. Learn how Fiqh guides our actions in dealing with private and public transgressions.

Guidance and encouragement for Muslims performing Hajj without a group or guide, highlighting reliance on Allah, patience, and the spiritual lessons of hardship.