The ruling of having a gravestone with the name of the deceased person written on there
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As you treat others…
It is said: you will be treated as you treat others…
Congregational Du’a in the Graveyard
Upon completion of burying the deceased, one of the people who is present raises his voice in supplication, whilst raising his hands; the people behind him say ‘Aameen’.
Twenty pieces of advice in preaching to non-Muslims
Twenty practical tips in giving da’wah to non-Muslims
Ebola, Corona Virus, MERS, bird flu – an Islamic Perspective
There is much broadcasted in the media regarding ever increasing global outbreaks, pandemics and epidemics. How should a Muslim react to such events?
The Sacred Month of Muharram
Friday Khutbah explaining the historical importance of Muharram, its virtues as well as the Sunnah of fasting on Aashoorah and some of the innovations people perform on this day
There is no honour except by Islaam
We hear nowadays those who champion the cause of ‘humanity’ and relate every type of goodness to it whilst forgetting, neglecting and even denying the effort Islaam has placed…
Severe winds in the UK: A blessing or a calamity?
Severe winds and rain has affected thousands of people throughout the UK, how should a Muslim respond to such occurrences?
Feeling a Weakness in Imaan
For this reason, you will see a common Muslim is better in his Aqeedah and sincerity than many among the students of knowledge
How does an ill person pray?
Shaykh Ibn Uthaymeen lists the various situations an ill person may face and how he should adapt his Prayer
The Day of ‘Arafah – The Day that Allah completed His favour Upon us
A day preferred over all other days; a day in which sins are forgiven and supplications are answered; a day in which Allaah descends from His throne…
How do we deal with the innovators we see and work with on a daily basis?
What do you advise us with in regards to how we deal with the innovators whom we see, speak and work with almost every day?
The Greatest Scholars of this Ummah Were Never Ash’aree
All of these virtuous scholars and great imams, there was never a single Ash’ari among them. Why not?
This is an era of gentleness, not harshness
He should advice his brothers, however, with gentlenessand kind speech, andnot with transgression upon the people, nor harming them, insulting them, or cursing them. Rather with kind speech and a beautiful approach.
From the manners of a caller
From the manners that is befitting for you to be upon, O dear Daa’ee, is to be tolerant in your Da’wah, gentle in it, and to be forbearing and very patient – just as the Messenger used to be.