Tag: UNITY
How Can We Save Ghouta?
To #SaveGhouta needs a united ummah, writes Imam Ashraf Dabous
Lessons Learnt as a New Imam
"People are not in need of a beautiful voice in their community; they are in need of a person who can connect them to the words being recited."
The Liberation of al-Quds (Jerusalem) Requires Unity
"We should take the events taking place in al-Quds to be a milestone, a time in which we assess ourselves and change ourselves as individuals in order to move forward as a collective..."
Excelling through the Bond of Brotherhood
"It is evil enough for a man to hold his brother in contempt…”
Reversing the Decline of the Ummah
This impacts our lives from every angle. We are impacted in our homes. We are impacted in our workplaces. We are impacted in global politics...
Muslim countries are “spending billions fighting each other”
Turkey's Foreign Minister stressed that if a mere portion of this vast expense was dedicated to helping the poor and needy in the Muslim world, it would go a long way in reducing suffering...
Unprecedented Show of National Unity Remembering Turkey’s Failed Coup
Contrary to prominent western media narratives, hundreds of thousands of Turks from all over Turkey and from every political persuasion gathered in nationwide rallies marking one year since the failed coup, under a motto of National Unity...
Fighting over Moon-Sighting
Moon sighting does not have to be moon fighting. As Sh Dr Haitham al-Haddad explains, the topic should be a very relaxed and easy one for the majority of Muslims...
The Story of the Ummah’s Struggles. In Tweets
Concise principles to understand the crises the Ummah is going through If we understand the role that Allāh سبحانه وتعالى has created for the Ummah of Muhammad (sallAllāhu ‘alayhi wasallam), it will totally transform how we approach and react to the crises and conflicts that befall the Ummah. When Allāh and…
Finding our ‘tribe’ in a modern world
Finding our tribe in a modern world: Questions on belonging Growing up in London, I felt fairly proud that I knew the neighbour to our right. To this day though, I don’t know the name of the Italian chap to the left, but at least we exchange friendly nods! Nothing…