Tattoos are very common in today’s world. Many people—especially those new to Islam—wonder if getting a tattoo is allowed. The Ruling on Tattoos in Islam According to many Islamic scholars, permanent tattoos are generally considered haram (forbidden). This is based on authentic hadith where the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said: “Allah has cursed […]
This is a common question: If Muslims believe in Jesus, do they believe in the Bible too? Let’s clarify what Islam says. What is the Injeel According to Islam? Islam teaches that Allah revealed a divine book called the Injeel to Prophet Isa (Jesus, peace be upon him). Muslims believe the original Injeel was a
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There’s a common idea that true faith means never feeling down. But is that really what Islam teaches? Yes, Muslims Can Feel Depressed Prophets experienced sadness and anxiety. For example, Prophet Yaqub (Jacob) cried so much over losing Yusuf that he went blind (Quran 12:84). Related article: Depression in Islam – How to Cure It
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Surah Yaseen is often called the “heart of the Quran.” Many Muslims believe it has unique blessings. But what does Islam actually say about its virtues? What is Surah Yaseen? It is the 36th chapter of the Quran, known for its poetic language and themes of resurrection, divine power, and warnings to disbelievers. Reported Benefits
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Easter is one of the most important holidays in Christianity, celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Many non-Muslims wonder: Why don’t Muslims celebrate Easter? Let’s explore what Islam says. What Does Easter Represent? Easter celebrates the belief that Jesus (peace be upon him) died and rose from the dead. This is a core Christian belief.
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With 206 verses, “the heights” is the seventh chapter of the Quran. In Arabic, it is called Surah Al-A’raf which is derived from verses number 46 and 48. It is also called “the Purgatory”. This Makki Surah contains a Sajdah (the performance of prostration) in its final verse and is one of the longest Surat
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The 56th chapter of the Quran is titled Surah Al-Waqi’ah. Containing 96 verses, Al-Waqi’ah is a Makki Surah. It is called “The Inevitable” or “The Event” in English. The word Al- Waqi’ah in the first verse is where the Surah derives its name from. Allah (SWT) says: “Izaa waqa’atil waaqi’ah” (Transliteration from Arabic) which translates
Having only 21 verses, Surah Al Layl is actually the ninth Surah revealed by God (SWT) to the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh). This Makki Surah is the ninety-second Surah in juz’ thirty of the current Quranic compilation, and is part of the Mufassalat Surat (a short Surah of the Quran with many breaks between them). This
Thursday March the 23rd marks the first day of the holy month of Ramadan in many countries around the world. The most sacred month of the year has finally come for Muslims to celebrate. It is the time to get closer to Allah (SWT), to repent, to pray, to read the Quran in ramadan, and
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Many people link fasting to Islam or Ramadan only. Although they generally are linked, it is not always the case. In fact, The Quran itself declares that other people fasted before it was prescribed on Muslims. God Almighty says: “O you who have believed, decreed upon you is fasting as it was decreed upon those
