Some people ask: Why do I need Islam? In his explanation of the concept of “istighna'” (feeling self-sufficient and in no need of anything) Ustadh Nouman teaches that deep down inside us there is some ...

There are certain actions that are so unbefitting of a believer, that belief departs from the doer of those deeds. We may have low points in faith, but we should never allow that to push us to major s

Ramadan with the Qur’an – Day 4: Surat At-Takwir (the 18th chapter of the Qur’an) On Judgment Day we are not only accountable for what we know we did in this life, but also for the consequ ...

When we stand before Allah on the Day of Reckoning, we will know what we had “sent ahead”: the good deeds we did in this life that will be waiting to vouch for us when we most need them. Every decisio ...

There is hope for the major sinners, as long as they turn back to their Creator. Allah doesn’t want you to be weighed down by your past in a way that you can’t meaningfully progress in the future. ...

Before exploring different methods of reviving and protecting our faith, it's important to understand the meaning of faith itself.

There are some common mistakes made during Ramadan that could ruin our month of blessings, so do your best to avoid them.

What virtues does the first night of Ramadan have? At whom will Allah look in that blessed night? Why? What did the Prophet say about it?

Islam aims to transform the whole life of man into a life of worship. Fasting is the second act of worship that Allah enjoins upon the Muslim that help us come to that life of total worship.

Worship is obligatory upon every Muslim who is mentally sane and has reached the age of puberty. What are the individual and social effects of worship?