Generosity was among the countless good qualities of Prophet Muhammad. He was the most generous of people.

The Day of `Āshūrā’, the tenth of Muharram, is an auspicious day. It has been narrated that it was the day on which Allah forgave our father Ādam, the day on which the Ark of Nūh came to rest on the mountain known as al-Jūdī after six months at sea, and the day on which […]

THE SACRED MONTHS From among the months of the Islamic year, the “Ashurul Hurum” (Sacred Months) enjoy a greater significance. Hafiz Ibn Katheer (Allah be pleased with him) has quoted the saying of Hadhrat Qatadah (Allah be pleased with him) in his famous tafseer. He writes:

The early Muslims suffered a lot before they were ordered to leave Makkah and go to Madinah.

The prophet Mohammad, peace & blessings be upon him, has enjoined us to imitate his sacred Sunnah and the way of his Guided Caliphs.

God gave Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) perfect moral values.

During the months following Ramadān, Muslims the world over remember the life of the great Prophet, the Friend of Allāh, Most High, Sayyidunā Ibrāhīm (peace be upon him); a life full of sacrifice and submission to the will of Allāh, Most High,.

MV Editor’s Note: The first of Zulhijjah was announced by Saudi authorities as the 12th of August 2018 though other countries may differ by a day depending on the sighting/start method.

On Eid-ul-Adha, Muslims commemorate the Prophet Ibrahim’s willingness to sacrifice his first-born son at the command of Allah, and how Allah spared his son and made him a Prophet.

New Muslims face various challenges after converting or reverting to Islam.