Muslim Youth: How to Get Closer to Your Goals
How do we fulfill our goals and commitments in life as Muslim youth? How do we make use of our energy and potential set, achieve worldly and hereafter goals?
How to Create a Spiritually Fulfilling Workplace
‘At work we are spiritually disconnected,’ many complain. Is there no place for spirituality at work? Can we develop ourselves spiritually while working with others? How can we create a spiritually-fulfilling work environment?
Spirituality & Productivity: How the Prophet Made the Balance?
Do you see spirituality and productivity a hard-to-reach combination? How do they go together? Learn how the Prophet got that balance in daily life…
Prophet Muhammad’s Communication Skills
We communicate with each other on daily basis, and following Prophet Muhammad’s way of communication puts us on track on how to effectively get in touch with others. Read on for the recipe…
Instilling Morals and Improving Behavior: The Qur’anic Way
What part did the Qur’an played in correcting Muslims’ mistakes and admonishing behavior at the time of revelation? How did it take aim at instilling morals and improving behavioral norms?
Before Giving Advice…Watch Out For This
Before reaching out and giving advice to others or correcting their mistakes there’s something just as important as the good deed itself, even very critical. Read more to learn about it…
We Are Humans We Make Mistakes
Based on his knowledge of human nature which is subject to ignorance, negligence, shortcomings, whims, desires and forgetfulness, how should one deal with those making mistakes?
Speak a Word or Remain Silent
The Prophet (peace be upon him) said, “He who believes in Allah and the Last Day must either speak good or remain silent.” (Muslim)
Erring out of Ignorance and Erring Despite One’s Knowledge
We have to make a distinction between one who errs out of ignorance and one who errs despite his knowledge.
Mistakes Stemming from Ijtihad and Mistakes Done Deliberately
We need to make a distinction between mistakes stemming from an honest effort to find out what is right (ijtihad), and mistakes done deliberately, out of negligence or because of shortcomings.