How do I break bad habits during Ramadan?
To break bad habits during Ramadan, focus on one or two, replace them with good ones, change your surroundings and make dua. Small, steady steps last.
To break bad habits during Ramadan, focus on one or two, replace them with good ones, change your surroundings and make dua. Small, steady steps last.
The shortest surah in the Quran is al-Kawthar: three verses and about ten words. Learn what it means, why it was revealed and how to use it in prayer.
Yes, Ramadan is a lovely time to become Muslim, with community iftars and extra reward, but don't wait for it if you already believe.
No, most social media giveaways are not haram because entry is free. Paid entries, haram prizes or haram brands cross the line.
Yes, Muslim men can wear kohl. It's a sunnah the Prophet practised; keep it simple, avoid feminine eyeliner looks and use lead-free products.
Cope with winter depression as a Muslim by treating SAD as a real illness: daylight, routine, prayer, community and your doctor's advice.
Yes, avoiding customs duty you owe is haram for most scholars, since it usually means lying on a declaration. Duty-free allowances are fully halal.
It depends: the Quran lets zakat pay its collectors, but scholars differ on whether charities qualify, so many run a 100% zakat policy.
Yes, you can bring a prayer mat in your carry-on. Here's what airport security allows, which mat to pack, and where to pray while traveling.
Yes, street racing is haram: it risks your life and others' lives and breaks the law. Licensed track days and karting are halal alternatives.
Islam encourages starting a business if it is honest and halal: a halal product, fair dealing, no interest and clear contracts. Here's how.
Yes, you can wear hijab to a non-Muslim wedding. Outfit ideas, how to handle the ceremony, alcohol and dancing, and questions from family guests.