It was quarter to twelve.
Street lights dimmed by the cold mist,
Worn out sock on one foot and a ripped leather shoe on the other,
Compassion folded the two dollar notes in his hands,
And with a frail smile, hid them away in his pockets.
Compassion had begun closing down the food stall,
Before Greed, a well-dressed man,
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“Indeed, it is [promised] for you not to be hungry therein or be unclothed.”
[Surah Taha, verse: 118]
It is a fact universally acknowledged that the Earth’s resources, although finite, exceed its demand. There is enough wealth to cater to every human being. It is the system of distribution of this wealth that leads to a distressed economy.
There was … Continue Reading
Assalamu Alaikum, kids!
Today, let’s read an interesting story about a boy and his strong faith in Allah ﷻ. No matter how hard the trials became, he unwaveringly affirmed the Oneness of Allah ﷻ until he met his successful end.
Written by: Umm Maryam
Edited by: The Editorial Team
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Made by: Aishah Egberinola
Edited by: The Editorial Team
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Back in India, we lived in a flat which had about seven floors, and we were on the fifth floor. One night, around half-past ten, our bell rang. I rushed to answer the door. I peeped through the peep-hole and saw a middle-aged woman standing behind the door. Since it’s of no shock that nobody can be trusted these days, … Continue Reading
More than just a charitable act, Zakah is a fundamental pillar of Islam right next to Salah (prayer). Its linguistic meaning is to purify or cleanse one’s wealth, but it does not end there. Zakah is also an act of protection (of property from corruption) and a means of worship, as well as a reminder to the believer that the … Continue Reading
Made by: Zainish Shamsi
Edited by: The Editorial Team
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