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The Forgotten Women Scholars of Early Islam The Forgotten Women Scholars of Early Islam Many people today assume that Islamic scholarship was always a male-dominated field. However, history tells a different story—early Islam had numerous female scholars, jurists, and teachers who played a vital role in preserving and spreading knowledge. These women were not just students; they … Read more

Feminism and Muslim Women Feminism and Muslim Women – A Heart-to-Heart Talk About the Truth Assalamu Alaikum, My Dear Sister, I want to talk to you—not as a scholar, not as a critic, but as someone who cares about you. I see so many Muslim women today being pulled into feminism, thinking it will give … Read more

How to Find the Right Spouse Choosing a spouse is one of the most important decisions in a Muslim’s life. A good marriage brings peace, love, and righteousness, while a wrong choice can lead to hardship. Islam provides clear guidance on how to select a righteous partner. This article will explain the Islamic way to … Read more

Dating vs. Islamic Courting In today’s world, relationships before marriage are often seen as normal. Many people believe that dating is the only way to find a life partner. But in Islam, the concept of marriage is different—it promotes a halal (permissible) approach called Islamic courting. So, what’s the difference between dating and Islamic courting? Why … Read more

Social Media Fitnah In today’s world, social media is like air—we can’t escape it. It’s where we chat, share memes, watch videos, and even learn about Islam. But just like anything else, it has a dark side: Fitnah (temptation, trials, and misinformation). From fake news to inappropriate content, from wasting time to damaging relationships, social media can … Read more

A Healing Guide In today’s fast-paced world, anxiety and depression are more common than ever. Many people struggle with overwhelming stress, loneliness, and emotional pain. While modern medicine and therapy can help, Islam offers timeless spiritual and practical solutions to ease the heart and mind. 1. Trust in Allah (Tawakkul) One of the biggest causes … Read more

Raising Responsible Sons In Part 1, we exposed the dangerous trend of raising boys to expect service rather than cultivate responsibility. Some misunderstood this as “feminism,” but truth needs no labels—justice isn’t gendered. This isn’t about Western ideologies; it’s about Islamic principles and common sense. A man who can’t manage his own life is no leader—he’s a … Read more

The Importance of Raising Responsible Sons In many societies, especially within traditional setups, there exists a troubling norm: boys are often exempt from household responsibilities, placed on a pedestal, and shielded from chores while girls are burdened with practical duties from a young age. When these boys grow up, they struggle with accountability, and the … Read more

Why Seeking Perfection in Dunya Leads to Regret Introduction In today’s world, many Muslim men dream of finding the “perfect” wife—someone beautiful, fashionable, educated, and pious all at once. But the truth is, no such person exists. The search for perfection in a spouse often leads to disappointment, broken engagements, and even failed marriages. Why? … Read more

“Be modern, be free!” We hear this slogan everywhere – in advertisements, movies, social media, and even from people we know. The Western world presents its way of life as the ultimate form of freedom, especially when it comes to fashion and lifestyle choices. But as Muslims, we need to ask ourselves: Is this really … Read more