Dr. Israr Ahmed, born on April 26, 1932, in the Hissar district of Haryana, is remembered for his profound contributions as a commentator and teacher of the Holy Quran. Throughout his life, he devoted himself to spreading the teachings of the Quran, aiming to share the divine wisdom with a wider audience. His passing on April 14, 2010, in Lahore marked the end of an era, but his legacy endures through his writings, speeches, and devoted followers. Dr. Israr Ahmed’s impact on the Muslim community and beyond is unparalleled. Upon hearing of his death, his followers mourned across the globe, with ..read more

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The fact remains that our religious perspective is often narrow, rooted in poor foundational understanding. Even the youngest among us may recite religious teachings yet comprehend little. We are drawn to grandiose gestures yet fail to grasp the essence. Overemphasis on external rituals has led to contempt, overshadowing the core values of love, service, sacrifice, and morality. In our pursuit of religious knowledge, we prioritize theory over practice, quantity over quality. Our discussions revolve around scriptures and doctrines, lacking depth in psychological and rational analysis. True reli ..read more

Throughout life’s journey, we encounter phases that profoundly shape our spiritual growth and understanding. Among these, the sacred practice of Itikaf stands as a beacon of spiritual connection and personal transformation. This Ramadan unfolded with special significance as I embarked on my first Itikaf experience. Blessed with the opportunity to spend a portion of Ramadan in devotion within Allah’s sacred house, I embraced the challenge despite initial apprehensions. Supported by my husband’s encouragement, I committed to observing the full 10 days of this spiritual retreat, determined to imm ..read more

Health and happiness are intertwined facets of childhood, each influencing the other profoundly. As parents, finding the equilibrium between nurturing physical well-being and fostering emotional joy is our responsibility. In the whirlwind of modern life, where time is scarce and demands are many, allocating quality time to our children becomes paramount. Understanding a child’s needs is paramount – they yearn for love, attention, and the space to explore their identity. Effective parenting thrives on a blend of compassion and firmness, guiding children through the stages of growth with confide ..read more

If you are mentally healthy, you will be in the best position to manage the challenges of pregnancy and life as a whole. About 15% of the women will have anxiety or depression during pregnancy and even larger in number during the postnatal period. Depression and anxiety are the most common conditions. Up to 1 in 10 women and 1 in 2 men experience antenatal depression. Baby blues are very common, affecting about 75% to 80% of new mothers. This is due to rapidly changing hormonal levels after birth. Preparing for a baby to come into your life is not only an exciting time but also a challenging o ..read more

First and foremost, I extend my heartfelt congratulations and gratitude to you for your unwavering dedication and sacrifices. Your role as a caregiver is undoubtedly demanding and arduous. May Allah SWT shower His highest rewards upon you for your patience and sincerity. Caring for a family member facing difficulties can often feel akin to tending to a young child with constant demands and tantrums. It’s essential to remember that this individual is a noble creation of Allah SWT deserving of compassion, love, and respect. By offering them understanding and kindness, you extend the same care yo ..read more

Forming habits takes time, with research suggesting it can range from 18 to 254 days for a new behavior to become ingrained. On average, it takes about 66 days for behaviors to become automatic. Last Ramadan provided Muslims with the opportunity to cultivate beneficial habits like regular prayer, controlling anger, and practicing patience. While Ramadan serves as a catalyst for change, the challenge lies in maintaining these habits beyond the month. The key question is: can we sustain these habits post-Ramadan? While the intensity of Ramadan may fade, it’s possible to uphold these practices wi ..read more

RABAT: Amidst the solemn observance of Ramadan, King Mohammed VI presided over the second religious Ramadan lecture on Monday, with renowned Indian scholar Bahaudheen Muhammed Nadwi leading the proceedings. The event, hosted today at the Royal Palace in Rabat, was broadcasted live on radio and television starting at 4:15 PM local time. Hailing from the state of Kerala, India, Bahaudheen Muhammed Nadwi currently serves as the Vice Chancellor of Darul Huda Islamic University. Recognized globally as one of the most influential Muslim scholars, Nadwi has authored and translated numerous books on I ..read more