Hadith: The Reward of Giving Sadaqah
Author: Islamic Reflections
Islamic Reflections (abbreviated IR), is a blog turned multifaceted Islamic enterprise run successfully by aspiring, talented Muslimahs from all corners of the globe. What started as one passionate Muslimah writing about Islam, trying to spread its true message has now turned into a well known brand which promotes Islamic values, food for the witty Muslim mind and knowledge for believers of all ages.
Hold on to your Salah
The most important element in achieving success in this world as well as the hereafter is Salah. The call to prayer says, “hayya ‘alas-salah, hayya ‘alal-falah” which means – “Come to prayer, come to success!” This is the simplest formula of success anyone would ever give you. Five times a day, Allah ﷻ calls you to Him because He ﷻ … Continue Reading
Fasting – the fourth pillar of Islam
Dear kids, this time we will learn about fasting in Ramadan-the fourth pillar of Islam.
Every child who fasted even one day of Ramadan or few hours of Ramadan has felt the happiness and joy of the Iftar, the gathering of families, prayers with friends, all the tasty food and many other things we experience just in Ramadan. Let us … Continue Reading
Hold onto your salah 12+
Assalamu Alaikum, kids!
Salah is the second pillar of Islam. It is the first thing we will be questioned about on the Day of Judgement.
Read this small story from the life of the second Caliph of Islam, and learn how important Salah was to him.
Written by: Shaf
Edited by: The Editorial Team
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Women Imams
In today’s world, everyone is fighting to claim their rights — the most prominent being women. This world has been dominated by men in all fields while women were expected to only manage households. However, the nature of work changed when women were drafted into factories after the industrial revolution, thus giving birth to “working women” and consequently leading to … Continue Reading
The Prophets of Allah ﷻ
Made by: Ghanyyah
Edited by: The Editorial Team
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Voluntary Prayers
Made by: Ayisha Nizamudeen
Edited by: The Editorial Team
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