Tag: SABR
Eid and the Potential of the Ummah
"There is a relationship between those who fail to subdue their desires and the fire," writes Dr Haroon Sidat. "The fire, when fed, becomes ever more ferocious..."
Qualities for Success: Self-Control
Contrary to our superficial understanding of patience, the origin of the Arabic word ṣabr actually relates to self-control, writes Sh Haitham.
Taqwa is the forgotten jewel of Ramadan
Shaykh Dr. Sajid Umar explains what is often easily overlooked: the core aim of fasting in Ramadan.
One God Many Names | Al-Halīm (The Forbearing)
“O Ḥalīm, you have been so forbearing towards me. Never deprive me of it, for my life cannot function for a single second without it.”
Three Lessons From 10 Caterpillars
Prevent Watch director Dr Layla Aitlhadj shares some important lessons from a touching story with her daughter.
Unscripted #4 | Sh Haitham al-Haddad speaks about battling cancer
Shaikh Dr Haitham al-Haddad talks about his battle with cancer, will power, self discipline, intelligence, and more.
A roadmap to paradise from one verse of the Qur’an
Focus on these ten qualities to get to Paradise
Ibn al-Qayyim on Sabr
Allāh, Glorious and Most High, made patience a racehorse that never falters or stumbles; a sword that never loses its sharpness; a vanquishing army that is never defeated, and a fortress that does not dilapidate and is never taken by force. Patience and divine help are like two blood-brothers that…
Ibn Rajab’s secret to Ramadan readiness
Ibn Rajab al-Ḥanbali’s Lata’if al Ma’arif is a detailed treatise on the merits, virtues and practices for the months of the Islamic calendar. His chapter on Ramaḍān is a masterful compilation of the narrations and āyāt related to preparing for, transforming through, and reflecting on Ramaḍān, alongside commentary that pulls it all…
