
Etiquette, Morals and Heart-Softeners
How authentic are the hadiths which speak of the virtue of doing wudu before going to sleep?
SaveRuling on making a 3D model of a mosque for décor
SaveRuling on installing an awning that bothers the neighbours
SaveHe is complaining about his son going astray because of bad company
SaveOffering supplication whilst reciting Quran
SaveHis neighbour is sick and disturbs him with his screaming; what should he do?
SaveVirtues of Dhikr
Remembering Allah (Dhikr) brings great benefits, such as spiritual well-being, tranquility and softening of the heart. By Dhikr the Muslim attains great reward by doing a small deed, which is simply moving one’s lips and reciting a few words. Dhikr is required from everyone, and it is encouraged in all circumstances, apart from exceptional situations. The believer who loves Allah and His Messenger, and is certain of the truth of His religion, inevitably remembers Allah all the time. Even if he only recites a little Dhikr, he cannot be a hypocrite, but he is missing out on a great deal of reward.SaveVisiting relatives if it results in doing something prohibited
SaveIs it necessary to renew wudu in order to offer the prayer of repentance?
SaveReflections on the phrase “Islam is a religion of moderation”
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