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Great Cities of Islam Through History 3: Jerusalem — A City That Weeps for a Glory That Will Never Die
Great Cities of Islam Through History 3: Jerusalem — A City That Weeps for a Glory That Will Never Die
Lyla Hamdan
In For New Muslims.11/03/2026
The Blessing of Faith...
A friend of mine once said to me: “What if the person who created Google Maps were a Muslim? Imagine how much reward he could earn!”
To The Worlds Team
In The path of the believers.10/28/2026
“Great Cities of Islam Through History 2”: Madinah — Where the First Islamic State Was Born
If Makkah is the cradle of revelation and the direction toward which Muslims pray, then Madinah is the place where the Islamic mission took shape as a state, a society, and a civilization. It was here that Islam moved from a period of persecution and vulnerability to the building of an Ummah. Here, the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ spent the final years of his life; from here, armies, envoys, letters, and messages were dispatched; here, the Companions gathered around the Messenger of Allah ﷺ; and from here emerged a state that would soon expand beyond the Hijaz and reach far into the wider world.
Lyla Hamdan
In For New Muslims.10/28/2026
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Can “love is love” stand without limits, or does Islam offer a better moral compass for desire?
Can “love is love” stand without limits, or does Islam offer a better moral compass for desire?
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A Day in the Life of the Prophet ﷺ in Ramadan
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
04/03/2026
Friday
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
04/03/2026
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