“Such lovely weather!
Lemme take a good picture.”
“Hey, can you stop your banter?
Huh, you don’t even bother!”
“I’ll take a picture of your glower
And post it on Gram and Twitter!
What a sensational meme face!
Dear sisso, I look forward to your fame!”
“Hahaha!” the sisters chuckled,
Keeping the atmosphere amicable.
“I saw the meme on Ryan’s … Continue Reading
Inviting others to the way of Allah ﷻ is one of the noblest acts a Muslim can undertake in pursuit of His eternal rewards. It is a responsibility that brings immense spiritual value, as guiding someone to Islam is more precious than the greatest worldly treasures. The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ highlighted this when he said to Ali (may Allah … Continue Reading
Islam is a religion that instructs harmony,
Among all nations and tribes of humanity,
None better than the other except in piety,
From Adam and Hawwa, we’re all progeny.
We each come from a tribe or a nation,
To which we belong and trace our origin.
It gives us a sense of who we are,
And through it, we recognize … Continue Reading
My beloved Palestine,
Assalamualaikum, how are you? Even though I already know the answer to that question. This letter is long overdue, but I thought—better late than never.
You know, I have always wanted to visit you–to pray in the Masjid al-Aqsa, sit in the circles of the Masjid, and sip some coffee at the underground café. It is my … Continue Reading
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Edited by: The Editorial Team
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Emotional intelligence (EI), introduced by Peter Salovey and John D. Mayer, is a type of social
intelligence that enables individuals to understand and manage their emotions and those of
others. For Muslims, EI is not merely a tool for personal development; it is a key to effective
Dawah—helping us convey Islam’s message with compassion, wisdom, and understanding while reflecting the … Continue Reading
