How to Remain Steadfast after Ramadan?
Dear brother/sister, Let your example in Ramadan be like that of an infant who is put in an incubator to save his life and receive the necessary means of sustenance and survival. After ending the stay in the incubator, the baby comes out to the world to grow up,...
Making up for fast on behalf of a living person
Question: I wish that you answer my question. My mother is afflicted with a chronic illness and a Muslim physician has advised her not to fast. Is it permissible for me, her daughter, to observe the missed Ramadan fasts that must be made up on behalf of her on other days or is it necessary to expiate by giving food to indigent people? And how much should the expiation be? Answer: All perfect praise be to Allah, the Lord of the Worlds. I testify...
Account for Your Deeds before the Final Reckoning
The early generations of Islam are called the best generation because they competed in trying to come close to Allah The Almighty by performing good deeds, and they were equally swift in holding themselves to account for the mistakes they committed. They remained...
The Virtues of Charity
Charity has a great significance in Islam; it is one of the clearest indications and most truthful signs of the sincerity of one's faith, as souls were created to love money and strive to save it. If someone spends his money and contradicts his instinct, then this...