Let Islam be your ending, and ask Allah to make the last of your actions the best of your actions.

The end of Ramadan ushers in one of two major celebrations in the Islamic calendar. A day of festivities called Eid al-Fitr. In Arabic Eid means something which returns and is repeated every certai

The first morning after Ramadan is the beginning of a very unique, jolly day with religious and social rituals for all Muslims. So, what do we do on that day?

When someone gives you a gift, you cherish it. So how do you care for the ultimate gift from Allah – faith?

Sometimes the most detrimental thing to your iman is setting unrealistic expectations for yourself. Set reasonable, achievable goals to avoid crushing your faith.

There is nothing that can foster faith in Allah SWT like a meaningful relationship with the Qur’an.

Stabilize your faith in righteous company and environments that encourage you to grow closer to Allah.

The “tree of faith” is like a palm tree – deep firm roots, branches high in the sky, and constantly producing fruit.

Remembrance of Allah (dhikr) is a fortress for you from Satan. Remember Allah in the moments when Satan is most likely to threaten your faith.

Ramadan is coming to a close, but we still have a chance to make use of it during the last few nights and days….