Women

When the wife of the Pharaoh smiled in the face of death

Saʿīd b. Musayyib would say to his son: “By Allāh, I remember you at times which pushes me to pray extra prayers for the sake of your righteousness.”

It wasn’t until I experienced the mind-set transformation that I realised I was not emotionally intelligent at all. I was emotionally exhausted.

Mother-in-laws typically get bad press. Imagine: the archetypal villain, hell-bent on making the life of her daughter-in-law as miserable as possible. But what are we missing?

British Muslim parents fight to keep their children.

Short and simple—yet often overlooked—advice for a fruitful marriage

Do you want to raise children who grow into happy, connected, proud and strong Muslim adults?

Key essentials that husbands and wives need from each other

“Push” I yelled. My request was met with a stern glare. I needed a different tact. The Rocky theme tune started playing in my head, channeling the Italian Stallion with a dash of Mr Miyagi  I took my wife’s hand ...

Fatima Barkatulla distils five lessons from the Mother of History's Greatest Nation...