Ramadan is around the corner, but for many people, this exciting time of the year is now full of anxiety and uncertainty due to COVID-19.

All praise and thanks are due to Allah, and peace and blessing be upon his Messenger.

The Qur’an (Surat Al-A’araf 7:160) recommends that we “eat of the good foods We have provided for you.”

Islam is the name of the religion that Muslims follow.

Reciting the Qur’an with correct tajweed (rules of recitation) fills the heart with solace, the soul with peace and the house with blessings.

We physicians now accept that healing is from God, and we’re just an instrument of the Healer.

Why Love for Allah is Part of the Muslim Faith? When we love Allah, that love draws us closer to Him and helps us build a strong relationship that can help us in this life and in hereafter. As Muslims, our faith requires that our love for Allah and his prophet supersedes any other type […]

To die a martyr in the Islamic faith is one of the greatest honors.

In Islam, martyrdom is one of the great ambitions of a true believer.

The term “Third World” was coined in 1952, in the wake of the Second World War,