Some places on earth bring a special peace, and Masajid are among the most special. Every visit to a Masjid, from entering to leaving, carries great benefit when done with intention. The dua-for-entering-and-leaving-the-masjid is part of the Sunnah taught by Nabi ﷺ. Taking time to spend in the Masjid helps us learn and grow spiritually. […]
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In Islam, eating is not just for growth or getting nutrients. It’s a holistic part of our faith and tradition. We say a Dua to remember that food is a gift from Allah. It should be lawful, good, and bring well-being to the consumer, both mentally and physically. As Muslims, we follow the prophetic way
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Success means different things to us, but I’ve learned to define it as being steady and spiritually connected. Making dua gave me a peaceful sense of guidance, especially when the path felt hard or unclear. You might face challenges, but combining effort with prayer brings true accomplishment. It’s not just about grades or fame, but
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The 6th Kalima, called Radde Kufr, is a powerful declaration in Islam where a Muslim seeks protection from associating partners with Allah (known as shirk) knowingly, and asks for forgiveness for any mistakes done unknowingly. It expresses a deep commitment to the oneness of Allah and acknowledges His knowledge of all unseen things.This Kalima and
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The 5th kalima, known as astaghfar, is a powerful way of seeking forgiveness. When a person truly feels bad about what they’ve done, it can bring peace of mind. A conscious, deliberate apology from the heart often relieves the emotional burden. I’ve felt that weight too—when the past mistakes quietly accumulate and cause stress, anxiety,
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The Quran in Surah Ikhlas clearly describes the true meaning of Tauheed as the Oneness of Allah. This is the central doctrine in Islam, emphasizing the unification of God as the One, also called Al-Ahad or Al-Wahid. Understanding Tauheed is key as it represents the first pillar of faith and other kalmas like kalima tauheed
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The 3rd Kalima in Islam is known as Kalima Tamjeed. It is one of the Six Kalimas taught to Muslims, especially in South Asian countries, as a way to learn fundamental Islamic beliefs and ways of glorifying Allah (God). Many Muslims, especially those in South Asian countries, grow up reciting and memorizing the six Kalimas,
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When I first came across the 1st Kalima, it was more than just a phrase to memorize — it became the base of my faith. Known as Kalima Tayyaba or كلمات الطيبة, it reflects the purity and truth of Islamic belief. This popular and foremost part of Islam is taught early to every Muslim as
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As someone who grew up learning the basics of Islam, the 2nd Kalima—Kalima Shahadat—was my first deep connection to faith. This statement is more than just memorization; it’s a powerful declaration and a personal pledge that we recited with devotion. It reminds us to uphold Islamic principles and live by a truth that centers around
