Is it ok to visit the ruins of nations who were destroyed?

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We should not visit places where nations were destroyed, such as Petra, al Ula, the Dead Sea with the intention of tourism or entertainment, as these people incurred Allah's wrath and destruction for their unrelenting disobedience and corruption. They were preached to by their prophets, Hud, Salih, Shuayb and Lut but refused to listen or to accept the truth, despite their best efforts to convey God's message to them over years and in different styles. They were warned of the punishment and still ignored all the warnings.

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Don’t be a yo-yo. Build a rational attachment to your good deeds, not an emotional one.

A’isha (may Allah be pleased with her) reported that the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) had a mat and he used it for making an apartment ...

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Is it obligatory (wajib) to reply to salam?

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Salam means “Peace”, Assalamualaikum means “Peace be upon you.” And Assalamualaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh means “Peace be upon you and God’s mercy and blessings.” One of ...

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What should I do if I forgot to pay zakat al fitr?

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Zakat ul Fitr covers any shortcomings in your fasting during Ramadan Abdullah ibn Abbas narrated May Allah be pleased with him said: The Messenger of ...

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What happens if Eid falls on Jumu’ah?

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Two Eids! Abu Hurayrah (may Allah be pleased with him) reported that the Prophet (peace be on him) said: The best day on which the ...

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Why Do Muslims Celebrate Eid al-Fitr

A resource for schools on how and why Muslims celebrate Eid al-Fitr. Download the powerpoint presentation here:

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We can all be miracles

Surat al-Qalam was one of the earliest revelations to the Prophet Muhammad (peace be on him). Of course, it wasn’t the whole surah: as with ...

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Ramadan: A Time of Giving

Assembly for primary school children on being kind and generous during Ramdan. Download the powerpoint presentation here:

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Rulings around divorce

The Prophet Muhammad (peace be on him) described divorce as ‘the most hated of permissible acts' to Allah [Abu Dawood] It’s disliked, but it’s still permissible: if you hit a dead end, you have an exit, and this is out of Allah’s mercy. If two people came together with right intention, but then discover that they have personality clash, or cultural clash, or whatever it may be, talaq is the way to leave with ihsan. In Jahiliyya times, they used to divorce their wives and then take them back, and go through cycles over and over again. This just caused extra pain, so in Surat al-Baqarah Allah places a limit of three talaqs, and in this surah He explains the valid forms.

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Deal fairly with disbelievers

Be careful who you let in to your community Surat al-Mumtahinah is another Madani surah, all about who to take as your allies, and where ...

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