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Allah, the Exalted, says: [b]"And say: `My Rubb! Increase me in knowledge.''[/b] (20:114) [color=red]"Are those who know equal to those who know not?''' [/b](39:9) [color=red]"Allah will exalt in degree those of you who believe, and t...
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Worship requires knowledge; good intentions are not enough. If good intentions were enough, then there would be no need for prophets to teach Islam. In fact, someone who commits a sin out of ignorance has two sins: one for committing it and one for not having learned. When s...
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The Final Return A police officer in a Muslim country wrote the following letter to a Shaykh describing the events that led to his return to Allah. He recalls: Seeing accidents and crash v...
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Story of Wanda and how she became a Muslim - very inspiring for all. I was raised in a Christian environment, but from about the age of 7 or 8 I openly refused to accept the...
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It is related in a Hadith that the one who will practice on his knowledge, Allah will grant him knowledge which he does not know. (Hulyatul Awliyaa) That is, he will be given the knowledge of unknown things and thereby progress even further with his knowledge. It i...
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When every Single person around a young mother wants to tell her what to do & what not to do, ~ why her child is crying and how she is feeding it inadequately, then more confusion and hurt is caused than education or solution to the matter. Babies will cry just like we ...
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5M4eyyMQLY A truly inspiring analogy of a Light house, which holds many lessons for us: -Indeed just as a lighthouse keeps blinking guidance, we Muslims should keep blinking righteousness and carry on delivering the message whether...
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