Tajweed

Ramadan is a blessed month when Muslims fast from sunrise to sunset, refraining from eating, drinking, and intimacy for the sake of Allah (SWT). This holy time helps us reflect on our faith, become better, and grow spiritually. As a pillar of Islam, fasting is obligatory for every healthy Muslim, offering a challenging yet strengthening […]

In our daily lives, Muslims constantly face unseen dangers like shayateen, jinn, and the evil eye, which can hinder our health, work, and well-being. Reciting nazar ki dua, including buri nazar ki dua offers strong protection when done regularly. I’ve seen how Surah Yaseen and nazar ki dua in Arabic act as a spiritual shield.

In every Muslim neighborhood, the call to prayer — the adhan — is more than sound; it’s a reminder to leave behind worldly goals and turn our attention to Allah (SWT). These quiet periods hold deep spiritual meaning, where supplication becomes a profound way of connecting with the Divine.  I found comfort in making heartfelt

When we wake each morning, saying the dua for waking up, helps us remember Allah with gratitude and peace. The Prophet ﷺ included this in his daily Adhkars, understanding that sleep is like death, where the soul is separated from the body. As we rise, the Almighty has returned our soul, giving us life again

Dua for travelling by plane brings comfort when flying becomes unpredictable, no matter how much you plan your journey. As a Muslim, I always recite the dua for travelling by plane in Arabic, asking Allah (SWT) to protect me from accidents, crashes, and all dangerous hazards. Islam, as a complete religion, teaches us to live

The Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him) had a night ritual before sleep that’s recorded in hadith and varies in narration. Ending a long day with the remembrance of Allah (SWT) keeps faith at the forefront of our minds. His life is a model for us to follow in likeliness and practice. Words

Offering a heartfelt dua-for-sick-person can bring deep comfort and healing in times of illness. In Islamic tradition, making a dua for sick person in hospital shows strong faith and love for our loved ones. Whether it’s an Islamic dua for sick person, dua for sick person in English, or an Arabic dua for sick person,

During my journey as an Islamic student, one dua for pain deeply touched my heart. My Ustad, Mufti Rafi Usmani Sahib رحمه الله — a man of deep knowledge and faith — would often recite this prophetic dua whenever he felt any physical pain, especially pain in the knees. Inspired by him, I adopted this

Many Muslims work hard to perform a full Quran khatm, especially during Ramadan or once every month, but after the final recite, they often wonder what dua to make. I’ve felt that same pause myself—unsure, yet spiritually full. Over time, I came to discover that making a sincere dua right after completing the Quran is

We often enjoy sunny days but moan when it rains, forgetting it’s a blessing from Allah Ta’ala. Without rain, plants, trees, and drinking water would vanish, leaving the world dry and unpleasant. When it rains heavily or for long periods, it can destroy crops and cause floods, so we should recite the dua-when-it-rains. The dua