Need a shot of energy to get through the evening? Why resort to artificial stimulants when you can do it naturally, Atefa Jamal explains. Feeling Continue reading
Atefa Jamal
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Atefa Jamal
Ammar Awais reflects on work life balance and shares tips for spending quality time with family, keeping in view the demanding nature of work these Continue reading
Ammar Awais
Rana Rais Khan dares us to discipline one of the most basic human instincts While discussing the trials of a lewd sight, our teacher once Continue reading
Rana Rais Khan
Rym Aoudia tells us about a Muslim thinker whose thoughts still echo today. “The goal of civilization is a settled life and the achievement of Continue reading
Rym Aoudia
“And (there will be) Houris (fair females) with wide, lovely eyes (as wives for the pious) like unto preserved pearls.” (Al-Waqiah 22-23) When we look around us, huge Continue reading
Uzma Jawed
Balzac described modesty as “the conscience of the body.” In Islam, the term Haya (modesty) means ‘to be alive.’ It has been derived from the Continue reading
Rana Rais Khan
Academics matter! But a teen's relationship with Allah and spiritual development is just as important. Aisha Idris narrates the story of how Allah-fearing parents guide Continue reading
Aisha Idris
Allah (swt) reciprocates, blesses and preserves the glorious deeds of His righteous slaves. Hence, Ibrahim (as), having triumphed over all of life's trials, received the Continue reading
Maryam Sakeenah
It is the day of forgiveness of sins and the day of freedom from Hellfire. Aisha (rtaf) has narrated that the Prophet (sa) said: “There Continue reading
Eman Al Obaid
When you sit down to plan your future, how far does your mind take you? A week, a month, a year or maybe ten years? Continue reading
Saadia Ahmed