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Articles surrounding Life.
Think Before you Comment – Nettiquettes for Netizens
Abu Hurairah (May Allah be pleased with him) reported:
The Prophetď·ş said,
“He who believes in Allah and the Last Day must either speak good or remain silent.”
[Muslim]
People consider their right to voice opinion but fail to think about how it would impact another. Just as words cut deep when spoken, they have the same effect when written … Continue Reading
Play and laugh.
He ď·ş played with children and made them laugh.
The Prophet of Allah ď·ş was the best of people to his family and the best at maintaining ties of kinship. This is clearly seen in the way he dealt, cared for, and provided for his children in the best possible way. The relationship of the Prophet of Allah ď·ş … Continue Reading
Etiquette to Employ when Communicating Online
You might have heard this before, “think before you speak” –It is a common phrase from our elders that we hear as we grow up. They also advise us to say “please” and “thank you”, irrespective of the circumstances. Although we may have murmured playful expletives under our breath, but deep down, we knew that they amounted to … Continue Reading
The third pillar of Islam: Zakah
Omar ibn Abdul-Aziz (May Allah be pleased with him) was a righteous Khalifa. It is said that during his time, people would give Zakah and he would distribute it so fair and just that the workers would return to him and say, “O Commander of the Believers, there is no poor person left in the Muslim land.”
Nobody likes to … Continue Reading
Luqman’s (alayhis salaam) advices to his son
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Raising children with disabilities
Introduction
Being a parent is tough. Being a parent of a child with special needs is especially tough. The spectrum of disability is very diverse. Simply stated, a disability is an impairment. It can be something as slight as vision impairment, or as severe as paralysis. Disabilities can be divided into cognitive, developmental, intellectual, physical, sensory or a combination of … Continue Reading