Author Archives: Ustādh Ali Hammuda

Ustādh Ali Ihsan Hammuda is a UK national of Palestinian origin. He gained bachelors and masters’ degrees in Architecture & Planning from the University of the West of England, before achieving a BA in Shari'ah from al-Azhar University in Egypt. He is currently based in Wales and is a visiting Imām at Al-Manar Centre in Cardiff, and also a senior researcher and lecturer for the Muslim Research & Development Foundation in London. Ustādh Ali is the author of several books including 'The Daily Revivals' and 'The Ten Lanterns", and continues to deliver sermons, lectures and regular classes across the country.

Dua For Dunya

Ustādh Ali Hammuda 22/09/2018 Islamic Thought, Latest, Latest Islamic, Propagation, Scripture, Spirituality Leave a comment

Sh Ali Hammuda's series on the best duas you can make

How to Make Powerful Du’a

Ustādh Ali Hammuda 04/09/2018 Islamic Thought, Latest, Latest Islamic, Propagation, Research, Scripture, Spirituality, Theology 1 Comment

Sh Ali Hammuda distils eight practical steps from the Sunnah for making powerful du'a

Conversing with Allāh

Ustādh Ali Hammuda 31/07/2018 Education, Islamic Thought, Latest, Latest Islamic, Opinion, Propagation, Research, Scripture, Spirituality, Theology 1 Comment

"In this series we do not offer a mere short-lived īmān boost, nor a mere encouragement to make duʿā’, but a life-changing experience where conversing with The King becomes a need that has no replacement..."

The True Servants of Allāh

Ustādh Ali Hammuda 19/07/2018 Islamic Thought, Latest, Latest Islamic, Month of Qur'ān, Propagation, Research, Scripture, Spirituality Leave a comment

What do we know about the “true servants of al-Rahmān”?

Within the Palace of Qārūn

Ustādh Ali Hammuda 20/06/2018 History, Islamic Thought, Latest, Latest Islamic, Non-News, Propagation, Scripture, Spirituality Leave a comment

Time and time again, life gives us examples of families producing individuals with completely different objectives in life; or rather, polar opposite personalities. The family of Mūsā was one such example, for it too produced some of the greatest prophets, ...