Daily Muslim Prayers Our Holy Prophet PBUH teaches us to perform daily prayers. In Islam, it is obligatory on Muslims to perform their prayers. So, Here are some prayers that a Muslim should perform in his daily life routine. It will remove our sins and rewards us. 5 Times Prayer: …
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Hijab In Islam Introduction: The word “Women” means “Something to hide”. The Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, said that a woman is a thing to be hidden. When she comes out, the devil looks at her. I mean, looking at a woman is evil …
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SIX KALIMA There is six kalima in Islam. It is obligatory for every Muslim to remember these 6 Six Kalima. Kalima has an appreciation of Allah. When we recite any of Kalima Allah SWT will remove our all major and minor sins. This six kalima are very rewarded and forgiving. …
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DRESS IN ISLAM There are five types of clothing. • Forbidden for every obligee • Halal for some, haraam for others • Disgusting • Permissible • Mustahab al-Turk 1) Snatched clothes are haraam for everyone. 2) Silk clothing is good for women and haraam for adult men. There are two …
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RIGHTS OF PARENTS It is obligatory to treat parents well. Allah said: Translation: “If one or both of your parents reach old age in your life, don’t even call them ‘Ufff’ or any other words”. (Surah Bani Israel Verse 23). In another verse. “Let the two of them be good …
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10 Hygiene Awareness Five things are related to the face and five things are related to the rest of the body. The first five are: Cleaning Under Legs Hair Cleaning Under Arms Hair Cutting nails Submerging with water Circumcision Evidence of shortening the lips is found in the hadeeth narrated …
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Taqwa In Islam Taqwa Definition: When the rights of slaves are violated and if you are busy in worship with happiness, then you are on the path of taqwa, Due to piety, in this world and in the hereafter, the servant is saved from the punishment of Allah by the …
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Wearing Ring In Islam Abu Dawud has written from his own evidence that Anas bin Malik said: The Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, intended to send a letter to the non-Arabs. It was suggested that they not read the letter without a seal. At …
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