Inspirational Islamic Stories for Adults
This year, Fatimah’s college had decided to take them to an orphanage. She wasn’t sure about the experiences she would have, but because her best friend was going, she agreed.
For a week, she wondered what she should buy for the kids at the orphanage, and then she decided to ask her father about it.
Her father suggested, “You can … Continue Reading
“An imbalance between rich and poor is the oldest and most fatal ailment of all republics.” – Plutarch
The girls are late. They were supposed to be here at half-past four. That’s what we all had decided on. We meet every month, or at least we try to, rotating who would host each time. With everybody getting married and having their … Continue Reading
We all experience difficulties in our lives. We acknowledge that Allah ﷻ is the One who is always there for us. But, when we are tested, do we really feel the same way?
Charity is a great blessing given to us by Allah ﷻ to ward off our difficulties. This is what our Prophet ﷺ has taught us. We never … Continue Reading
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
Assalamu alaikum, kids! Here we come with a new story for you. Click the following link to read about the story of Prophet Isa (peace be upon him).
We all enjoy stories which are true by nature. So, today I decided to narrate a true incident which has not only an interesting lesson but also a warning in it which we should definitely pay heed to.
Although many of us are aware of the numerous rights on our parents, very few consider it seriously and the rest don’t … Continue Reading
It is a beautiful summer morning in Aara, a dreamy village in the middle of a mighty mountain range that fences it from a dense forest on one side and a gushing river on the other. Two teenage girls are seen crossing the valley by the river, carrying water to their homes for their day’s chores. The center of the … Continue Reading
