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Hijrah– The Meaning Intended Here Hijrah has several meanings[1]. Amongst them is ‘to leave’ as Al-Fairoozabadi mentioned in ‘Al-Qaamoos Al-Muheet Al-Jaami’ limaa Dhahaba min Kalaam Al-‘Arab Shamaateet’, page 637. And Ar-Raaghib Al-Asfahaanee said in Mufradaat Al-Faadh Al-Qur’an, page 833: “Al-Hajr and Al-Hijraan is the person separating himself from someone else either by the body orContinue reading “Some Virtues of Hijrah (Migrating For The Sake of Allah)”

99% of the Indian Muslim parents are very particular about the race/culture and language of the boy their girls are marrying. They’ll not get their daughter married to their neighbors son with whom they lived for around 15 years because he may/may-not be Urdu/Beary/Malayali/Nawayti etc. (1/2) This racial profiling comes to an end when theirContinue reading “Some People Learn The Importance of Being A Muslim Over Racism The Hard Way…”

Whenever you’re searching for an appropriate match for your son/daughter, do remember that every guy/girl you reject is also someone’s child, above all he/she is also a Muslim. So it doesn’t allow you to spread the faults of the opposite party by gossiping about them, backbiting them and nitpicking small mistakes they may have andContinue reading “An Advice To Desi (Indian) Parents!”

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته I will be penning down some virtues of Seeking Islamic Knowledge and how it is superior to other forms of worship, and how an ‘Aalim of the religion is held in high esteem with Allah سبحانه وتعالى. In-Sha-Allah! I will jot down verses from The Quran and Ahadith, plus someContinue reading “A Reminder On- Virtues of Seeking Islamic Knowledge”

We’re the sons of Abu Bakr,The apostate slayer! Our hearts have Umar,Shredded Rome and Persia like paper! We emulate Ibn Affan and his blessed wealth,who held on to the Sunnah till his death! We fight like Ali Al-Hayder,Who was braver than a tiger! Each of these is a gem…Our children we pray become like them!Continue reading “Emulating Our Heroes! (A short poem)”