We are not a nation whose victories are measured by the result of a match. Nations do not build their glory around an inflated piece of leather, nor is their dignity measured by a fleeting kick or the whistle of a referee.
Lamees Elwenni
07/08/2026
There is a question that frequently arises: Why do you not acknowledge the merits of these works just as you highlight their flaws?
Arwa Jehad
In Questions & Doubts.07/05/2026
Can “love is love” stand without limits, or does Islam offer a better moral compass for desire?
This verse is an independent proof of the prophethood of Muhammad ﷺ — namely, the references to him in previous scriptures, with detailed descriptions that no human, after such a long time, could have contrived to fit himself into just to claim, “I am the one described.”
Lyla Hamdan
In Questions & Doubts.04/03/2026
All praise is due to Allah. We praise Him, seek His help, and ask for His forgiveness. We seek refuge in Allah from the evils within ourselves and from our wrong deeds. Whomever Allah guides, none can mislead; and whomever He allows to go astray, none can guide. I bear witness that there is no deity worthy of worship except Allah alone, without partners, and I bear witness that Muhammad is His servant and Messenger.
Lyla Hamdan
In Articles.04/03/2026
Behind the cheerful façade of celebration and gift-giving on December 24 lies a deeply contested historical and theological reality. The celebration of the birth of Christ—peace be upon him—on this date is not merely a calendrical disagreement; rather, it stands as a stark example of the extent to which Christianity has drifted into textual manipulation, submission to pagan influences, and separation from its original essence. This raises profound questions about the internal coherence and consistency of the religion as it exists today.
Arwa Jehad
In Articles.04/03/2026
In a world where events accelerate and crowd upon one another, and where the Muslim lives the bitterness of weakness and blatant collective assault (the rallying of nations against him), we arrive at the end of another Gregorian year. A painful scene repeats itself—documenting an era of weakness and heavy subjugation—where stadiums compete to capture attention, and people rush toward the celebrations of disbelievers. One stands before a scene of confusion and loss, distancing him from the reality of his identity and the dignity of his faith. One witnesses crowds gathering around trivial matters and misleading temptations—football portrayed as a virtue and a field of excellence, and festivals of disbelief and shirk treated lightly, while those who warn against being drawn into them are criticized and opposed.
Lyla Hamdan
In Articles.04/03/2026
If a servant were described a black, round celestial body, great in size, in which light appears like a glowing thread, then increases every night until its light becomes complete, becoming the brightest, most beautiful, and most perfect, then gradually decreases until it returns to its original state, this would enable the knowledge of months and years, the calculation of the world’s durations—from the times of Hajj, prayers, rental periods, debts, and transactions upon which worldly and religious interests depend. Indeed, the interests of this world and the religion are linked to the lunar phases.
Lyla Hamdan
In Articles.04/03/2026
Ramadan in the life of the Prophet ﷺ was not merely a month passing on the calendar; it was a complete spiritual school in which the meanings of sincere servitude were manifested. It reflected a remarkable balance between worship and mercy, between fulfilling the rights of Allah and fulfilling the rights of family and people. Whoever reflects on just one day of his ﷺ life in Ramadan realizes that this month was for him a season of spiritual elevation, purification of the soul, and refinement of the heart.
Lyla Hamdan
In Articles.04/03/2026
Friday is a festival for Muslims. Abu Dawud narrated from Abu Hurayrah that the Messenger of Allah ﷺ said: “Two ‘Eids have coincided on this day of yours; whoever wishes, it suffices him in place of Jumu‘ah, but we will still perform it.” (Authentic hadith – Sahih Abi Dawud, Al-Albani, no. 948).
Lyla Hamdan
In Articles.04/03/2026
Fasting six days of Shawwal after the obligatory fast of Ramadan is Sunnah Mustahabbah, not wajib. It is recommended for the Muslim to fast six days of Shawwal , and in this there is great virtue and an immense reward.
Lyla Hamdan
In Articles.04/03/2026
Ramadan is a blessed and great month, distinguished by Allah Almighty from all other months with its virtues and special characteristics. In this month, Allah revealed the Qur’an as guidance for people, mercy, and healing for the believers, as He said: “The month of Ramadan [is that] in which the Qur’an was revealed as guidance for the people and clear proofs of guidance and criterion.” [Al-Baqarah: 185]
Lyla Hamdan
In Articles.04/03/2026
The Prophet ﷺ: A Role Model for All Mankind
Lyla Hamdan
In For New Muslims.11/09/2025
The Return of Women to Their Proper Roles—with a Correct Understanding of Those Roles—is a Complex and Costly Process
Lyla Hamdan
In Articles.11/09/2025
Faith is not a single, fixed state that, once attained, guarantees a person immunity from decline or collapse. Rather, it increases and decreases; it grows stronger in certain circumstances and may weaken in others.
Arwa Jehad
In For New Muslims.06/30/2026