Posted inSunnah
DANGER OF TRIVIALIZING MATTERS OF ISLAAMIC APPEARANCE
I have heard a view saying there are more vital issues to discuss than the issues of nisfu saq, beards and hijab in Islaam. People who air this kind of view do so with so
Posted inAkhlaaq
PAINFUL REGRET
People whose refutations and corrections of fellow callers upon the Sunnah (even if they are upon the truth) are laced with insults, character assassination and innuendoes would later regret their speeches as
Posted inSunnah
PROHIBITION ON BOWING TO GREET IN ISLAAM
A few days ago, a brother wrote a post on Facebook saying: people who say 'sujuud' means bowing are ignorant. He also said: any Yoruba parent whose child refuses to bow to
Posted inSunnah
TEN (10) GOLDEN ADVICE TO NIGERIAN PILGRIMS IN SAUDI ARABIA
1. Pilgrims should dedicate the journey for the sake of Allaah alone. They must purify their intentions and have ikhlaas (sincerity). 2. Pilgrim should try to shun all sort of ikhtilaat (mixing
Posted inTawheed
ISLAAM AND DEMOCRACY
Who says we can't discuss democracy? We can discuss it and remind ourselves how devilish it is, even if any good at all comes out of it. The fact that alcohol has
Posted inTawheed
EVIL OF PRIORITIZING CUSTOMS IN RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS
Today, many Muslim parents/guardians in our society are making it difficult for their children and wards to practice the Sunnah of the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم. For instance, they don't want
Posted inSunnah
HASTEN TOWARDS THE SUNNAH: A STORY OF A SOCCER PUNDIT
Allah says in one of the verses of the Qur'an: "and in your persons, don't (you have eyes to) perceive" [Q51:21]. Yesterday, I was with my brother, Olabisi Mohammed and it was great moment
Posted inSunnah
EVIL OF MOVIE MAKERS AND THEIR LIKES
Virtually all the movie makers in our world are perfectly captured in the provision of Qur'an 31:6. That verse does not deal with music alone. It includes anyone who use vain talks
Posted inPoems
SHEIKH ADAM’S POEM ON THE TRUE MEANING OF SHYNESS, RESPECT AND HUMILITY
Blind Followership of Forefather's Traditions in our Society: *BOWING TO HONOUR OTHER THAN ALLAH We met our forefathers measuring respect and humility with the practice of inhinaa' (bending, bowing, kneeling or prostrating