FILED UNDER: Charity, Social challenges, Social Issues, Support, Sustainability
TAGGED WITH:: Bangladesh, buddhist, Burma, ethnic cleansing, genocide, injustice, ISLAMOPHOBIA, monk, murder, Myanmar, Rakhine, Rohingya, Sheikh Hasina
/by Content TeamIn times of human devastation and horror, like the situation faced by the Rohingya community in Myanmar, it is absolutely vital that our compassion translates to effective solutions and not just volun-tourism, writes Rahima Begum. It’s crucial that what we do is also useful, directed and managed properly and comes with the right intention and […]
FILED UNDER: Beneficial Knowledge, Community Building, Featured Articles, Good Character, Prophetic Guidance, Social challenges, Social Issues
TAGGED WITH:: anger, injustice, justice, killing, law, loss, murder, perpetrator, retribution, rights of others, rumours, Shaykh Salim Mauladdawila, sin
/by Content TeamRemaining faithful and strategic when confronted with brutal injustice is perhaps one of the most challenging tests of this life. However, it is the right thing to do and it pays off, explains Shaykh Salim Mauladdawila. The tale of the first murder committed in human history and the ripples of sin that would emanate therefrom is […]
FILED UNDER: Belief, Community Building, Prophetic Guidance, Social Issues
TAGGED WITH:: chaos, honour, hurt, injustice, jihad, justice, oppress, oppressed, peace, Shaykh Hamdi Ben Aissa, Shaykh Hamdi Benaissa, victim, victimhood, war
/by Content TeamMuslims have sadly become a people who are focused on the idea of justice, and justice above all, writes Shaykh Hamdi Ben Aissa. Our actions and concerns are governed by the mentality: no justice, no peace. Thus, we have become known to the world as fighters for our rights, demanding justice from all those who would […]
FILED UNDER: Health & Wellbeing, Parenting, Prophetic Guidance, Ramadan, The Prophet's Companions, women, Worship
TAGGED WITH:: couples, family, fathers, home, housework, i`tikaf, ibadah, injustice, khidmah, marriage, mosque, Night Worship, oppression, Ramadan, rights and responsibilities, rights of others, sacrifice, service, wives, women, women in islam, worship
/by Content Team[cwa id=’cta’] I’tikaf is intended to be a blessed time for those who have the opportunity to engage in it so why is it causing so much marital discord between couples who Jazmin Begum-Kennedy is counselling? Iʿtikāf (Arabic: اعتكاف, also i’tikaaf or e’tikaaf) is an Islamic practice consisting of a period of staying in a mosque for a […]
FILED UNDER: PC Belief, PC Family & Society, PC Qur'an & Hadith Shaykh Faraz Rabbani
TAGGED WITH:: adam, Allah, angels, bloodshed, corruption, creation, divine decree, divine wisdom, eve, evil, hawa, hikma, humans, injustice, mankind, Prophet Adam, shed blood, the first human, war, wisdom
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When Allah first told the angels that He was going to place Adam as a Khalifa (vicegerent) on earth, the angels asked Him, “Would you place in it one who spreads corruption and who sheds blood?” Given the state of humanity, this is a profound question. How did the angels know? And why was it […]
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