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When the Prophet peace be upon him migrated to Madinah he noticed that its inhabitants held festivities during two days. He informed his companions that Allah gave them two better days in which to celebrate: Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha. ...

This Ramadān has been full of ups and downs for our community. Sh Haitham discusses the victories and challenges this Ramadān in his 1438 Eid al-Fitr Khutba...

We all say because it is expected of us that we will miss Ramadan or are sad it is ending. But if we truly reflect on this and are honest with our own souls, were we really happy this Ramadan and are we really sad it is ending?

We are always told to "feed the needy", but Charity Right's Azim Kidwai asks this Ramadān: who is really in need?

Shaikh Sajid Umar delivers a pertinent reminder on the final push in these last few days of the blessed month of Ramadān...

The Prophet Muhammad (Peace and salutations be upon him) said: The people of Paradise are one hundred and twenty rows, of which eighty are from this ummah (nation) and the other forty are from all the other nations.[1] It is ...

When praying tarāwīh or tahajjud in the Masjid, a trend that I have noticed is that many people cry during the du’ā in witr. Crying when asking Allāh for something is virtuous and is one of the methods that helps ...

We are nearly half way through the blessed month of Ramadān and many of us are unfortunately still only warming up in our worship and righteous acts. A common excuse for this is that due to the long hours of fasting ...

  “Allāh is Subtle with His Slaves…” [1] One of the deeper intents and aims of fasting is for us to learn the art of self-restraint. When Allāh `azza wa jall revealed the verse of fasting [2], He concluded that ...

The fasting person has a golden moment when their every request will be accepted. A moment which is so precious that the invocation of any one of us can be elevated to the invocation of the just ruler. The same ...