The elegance and beauty of men and women are valued in Islam. Yet, it has been reported that silk and gold are allowed to be worn by women only and not men.
Throughout history, many Islamic personalities and leaders have experienced injustice because of politics either through false charges or misunderstandings or falsified proofs.
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The Prophet Muhammad married to 9 women. As a result, he was accused by western writers of being a womanizer. In fact, he was not at all and there are valid reasons why he married 9 times.
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Sometimes we find ourselves stuck in between decisions with no idea what to do, especially decisions that have huge influences on our future. In Islam, Allah has put for us, the prayer of Istikhara in order to guide us to the right decision.
With the advent social media, people publicise their good times but often forget that other members of the audience may become envious of them and feel depressed as they cannot enjoy same.
Marital Privacy is important for all Muslim couples, as it is something which all the couples should do. As described by the Prophet Muhammad (p.b.u.h), marriage is “the completion of half of our deen,” which illustrates how beautiful this relationship is in Islam. Marriage is a gift of The Almighty and a lifetime adventurous commitment with ups and downs.
Muslim Women can learn a lot from these 12 pious women in the Islamic history and make them their role models and learn a lot from them.
It is now not uncommon to have relationships before marriage, due to most of the circumstances, cultures and lifestyles of many people across the globe. We have often met people that we wish to marry by, for example, studying in the same university or school or working in the same office. It is quite inevitable for men and women to be in direct and/or physical contact in modern times.
Quit Watching Adult Movies by following these six Islamic ways. Watch such explicit content leads to many bad habits, which is very common in youth.
Shirk In Islamic law, is an impermissible act involving the association of partners or rivals with Allah. There are three types of Shirk: the major “shirk”, the minor “shirk” and the hidden “shirk”.