Istikhara Dua & Istikhara Prayer (Guide)
Istikhara is a prayer that Muslims perform when seeking guidance from Allah (SWT) regarding a decision or choice that they need to make. It is a way of asking for Allah’s help in making the right choice and seeking His guidance and blessings in the matter. The Prophet Muhammad (peace … [lire la suite]
Tabarakallah Meaning In Arabic & English
Tabarakallah meaning « Tabarakallah » (تبارك الله) is an Arabic phrase commonly used by Muslims to express admiration or appreciation for something that is considered to be a blessing or a good thing that comes from Allah (God). The word « tabarak » is derived from the root « baraka, » which means « blessing ». « Tabarakallah » is … [lire la suite]
Ayatul Kursi – English & Arabic Translation
One of the most cherished and revered verses in the Holy Quran is Ayatul Kursi. The second chapter of the Quran, Surah Al-Baqarah, contains 255 verses, the 255th of which is called the Throne Verse. It is said to be one of the most potent lines in the Quran and … [lire la suite]
Dua for Stress, Anxiety, and Depression
In Islam, anxiety is recognized as a normal human emotion that can arise from various sources, such as stress, fear, and uncertainty. However, excessive anxiety or worry that interferes with a person’s ability to function can be considered an illness or disorder, and Islam encourages people to seek professional help … [lire la suite]
Tawbah – Repentance – Astaghfaar – Salat-ul-Tawbah
Tawbah is an Arabic word that means repentance or turning back to Allah. In Islamic theology, tawbah refers to the act of recognizing and regretting one’s sins, seeking forgiveness from Allah, and having a firm intention to abstain from those sins in the future. The concept of tawbah is an … [lire la suite]
Rulings on Aqiqah for Baby Boys and Girls
Aqiqah is an Islamic tradition of sacrificing an animal, typically a sheep or a goat, in gratitude and celebration of a newborn baby. It is considered a Sunnah [tradition of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him)] and is considered a form of worship and charity in Islam. The meat … [lire la suite]
What Does MashaAllah Mean in Arabic?
As humans, specifically Muslims, we must remind ourselves of the countless blessings of Allah (SWT). In good or bad times, we should show patience and thank Him for protecting us. One way of being thankful is saying Alhamdulillah, whereas, to show gratitude, we must say MashaAllah more often. MashaAllah is … [lire la suite]
How to Pray During Travel: A Complete Guide
Muslim travelers must plan their journeys smoothly, from getting halal food to praying in places that may have constrained space and different time zones. Depending on our own preparations, these things can make the experience smooth or challenging. Alhamdulillah, one of the virtues of Islam is that it offers substitutes … [lire la suite]
Understanding the True Meaning of Bismillah
بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم The standard translation: « In the name of God, most Gracious, most Merciful. » Meaning of Bismillah Saying « Bismillah » before beginning something means you’re saying, « I start this activity with the name of Allah, or I’m asking for help from Allah, and I’m seeking blessings by doing so. » … [lire la suite]
The Five Pillars of Islam: A Guide to Understanding the Fundamental Practices
Islam is a monotheistic religion that originated in the Arabian Peninsula in the 7th century. It is based on the belief in one God (Allah) and the belief that Muhammad is the last prophet sent by God to guide humanity. The fundamental guidelines of Islamic behavior are the five pillars: … [lire la suite]
How a New Muslim Offers the Dhuhr, Asr and Isha Prayers
The Importance of Prayer One of the cornerstones of Islam is salah (prayer). It was the first act of worship that Allah SWT deemed necessary, and Islam will perish if it does. It was declared mandatory for every sane, adult Muslim during the Prophet’s ascent to heaven and was revealed … [lire la suite]
10 conseils pour parler d’islam avec des non-musulmans
Tout d’abord, il est important de préciser que parler d’islam ne veut pas dire chercher à convertir son interlocuteur. Quelqu’un peut très bien être intéressé à en savoir plus sur l’islam sans pourtant adhérer. Chacun sa religion et nous devons respecter celui qui n’a pas la même religion que nous. … [lire la suite]