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What is the purpose of the unique pairings and sequence of Allah's names in Surah Al-Hashr? How can it increase our knowledge of God and bring us closer to Him?
The modern world assaults the Muslim soul with tyranny, distraction, and the lure of luxury. Yet, Ramadan trains us in resistance—just as Gaza stands firm against oppression. As we fast, pray, and give, we confront the same battle: submit to modern Pharaohs or reclaim our souls.
The ummah has evolved since the inception of Yaqeen. What began as a dream, nurtured in a room of thinkers, has become a compass for millions.
Why Laylatul Qadr? The Significance & Virtues of the Most Important Night of the Year
Islam offers opportunities for intense spiritual experiences. Of the greatest of such opportunities are the last 10 days of Ramadan. By far however, there is no day or night that has been emphasized more than the night known as laylat al-qadr (the Night of Decree).
Why Did Prophet Muhammad ﷺ Marry Aisha? Dismantling the Controversy of Aisha's Age
Was Aisha (ra) a child when she married the Prophet ﷺ? What is an appropriate age to get married? Explore the legacy of Aisha (ra) - the youngest wife of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.
The Age of Aisha (ra): Rejecting Historical Revisionism and Modernist Presumptions
Are the claims that Aisha married while she was in her teens accurate? Are they strong enough to make us discard ʿĀʾisha’s ḥadīth? Why did this become an issue in modern times when it was not an issue at the time the marriage took place?
The Prophecies of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ: Proofs of Prophethood Series (Updated)
Some of the greatest and most convincing testimonies to the prophethood of Muhammad ﷺ are the multiple occasions on which he correctly predicted future events. Mohammad Elshinawy describe 30 of these predictions and how each and every one of them came to pass, just as he predicted.
Predestination vs. Free Will in Islam: Understanding Allah's Qadr
The concepts of divine decree and free will have troubled theologians and philosophers for centuries. What is the explanation in Islam?