Salat al-Istisqa’ (prayer for rain) is a recommended act of worship which Muslims observe during times of drought or when they are in need of rain.

British Hanan and John converted to Islam and found happiness and the true meaning of life in it. Islam has all answers to their questions.

This is a documentary on Zamzam water, the best water on earth. It is mentioned in the hadith of Prophet Muhammad as a blessing and food that satisfies.

Prayer is one of the righteous deeds people is recommended to perform when there is an eclipse. This sign is a warning to people to repent, pray, etc.

Christmas may be a good chance that Muslims should seize to let others learn what the Quran teaches about Jesus and that he is a revered messenger of God.

Muslims believe that Jesus (peace be upon him) is a Messenger from God but he is not God or son of God. They also believe that his birth was miraculous…

Muslims believe in all the heavenly Books including the Torah, the Psalms, the Injil, the Scrolls of Abraham, the Books of Yahya and of course the Quran.

There are certain circumstances that allow you to combine prayers. They include travel in the first place, heavy rain, snow, strong wind, etc.

Scholars and righteous people pay more attention to the Minor Shirk because it is hidden and this is what makes it more dangerous.

Have a legal excuse such as illness, disability, fear, travel etc. and do not know how to perform Prayer? You can find the answer in this article.