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Tawheed (Oneness of Allah)
Sadaqah
Assalamu alaikum, kids.
Do you know what Sadaqah is?
It is voluntary charity, and it is one of the easiest ways to help those in need. It can be giving someone money as charity or any small act of kindness.
Come, let’s work on this interesting worksheet to learn a few acts that are considered as Sadaqah.
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On What Should I Give Zakah?
Assalamu Alaikum, kids!
Let us work on this interesting worksheet to teach Uncle Yusuf about the items on which Zakah is to be given and those which are exempted from Zakah.
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Inspiring Benefits of Giving Charity
In Islam, Zakat (charity) has a great significance being the third pillar of faith. One’s sincerity in the religion is shown by giving charity. A lot of people love their wealth and strive to save it. So, if one spends his wealth and contradicts his/her instincts, it shows that one has good faith and sound belief.
The Prophet ﷺ said:
… Continue Reading“Charity is a proof.
Doors of Jannah
Assalamu alaikum kids!
Do you know according to the hadith in Muslim and Bukhari, there are 8 doors to Jannah?
Unscramble the following words by using descriptions given below as hints to know them.
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Psychology Behind the Act of Generosity
“Who spend [in the cause of Allah ﷻ] during ease and hardship and who restrain anger and who pardon the people – and Allah ﷻ loves the doers of good”
[Aal-e-Imran: 134]
People who spend their hard-earned wealth in the way of Allah ﷻ, with the only aim of attaining His ﷻ pleasure, are loved by Allah ﷻ, and for sure, He ﷻ rewards them abundantly. But, do … Continue Reading
The Dissemblance
She stood with her head held high,
A shopper in hand among the bustling crowd;
Bargained with sales at the stall,
To not lose a penny in doubt.
A beggar came by asking her,
For a coin or two in his bowl to fill;
She opened her bag and pulled out,
Unhesitatingly, the largest bill.
Her eyes scanned the passing … Continue Reading
