Sincerity Nahid Ashari
Humility Nahid Ashari
Thankfulness Nahid Ashari
Spirituality in Modern Life Nahid Ashari
Patience Nahid Ashari
Prayer Nahid Ashari
Generosity Nahid Ashari
Knowledge Nahid Ashari
The Value of Family Nahid Ashari
The Value of Knowledge Nahid Ashari
For a Better Life Nahid Ashari
Hardships Nahid Ashari
After Divorce Nahid Ashari
Raising Kids Nahid Ashari
Respect to the Elderlies Sister Nahid
Kindness toward People Sister Nahid
Loyality Sister Nahid
Managing Money
Education of Islamic Upbringing
Being Truthful
Serving Others
Serving Others
Contentment
Contentment
Pure Intention
Humility
Patience
Trust in Allah
Self Improvement
Our Deeds
Night prayer
Orphans
Arrogance
The Opportunities
Kindness toward People
A Beautiful Character of a Muslim
spending Wealth
Slandering
Bulling Others
The Value of Social Life
Praying
Praying
Piety
Be Good to Others
The Month of Ramazan Helps me
The Month of Ramadhan
How Thankful We Are Towards Allah
Repentance and Praying
Fault Findings
Submission to Allah
Kindness toward People
Humbleness
Repenting
Being Generous
The Philosophy of Life
Satan's Temptation
Caring About Death
Dealing with The Youth
Dealing with The Youth
Dealing with The Youth
Dealing with Children
Dealing with Children
Dealing with Children
Dealing with Children
Respecting to Mojahid
Respecting to Mojahid
Being Poor and Needy Toward Allah
Live To Eat or Eat To Live
Caring about the Orphans in Boostan In Islamic Texts
Caring about the Orphans in Boostan In Islamic Texts
Caring about the Orphans in Boostan In Islamic Texts
Pride
The Value of Our youth age
Greed
Silence
Fault Finders
Being Arrogant
The Human being is at Loss
Our Death
Our Fate
Value of Being Silent
Slandering
Parents are tasked with instilling Islamic values in their children, including teaching the principles of faith, practicing the five pillars of Islam, and shaping character based on the examples of Prophet Muhammad. They are the primary role models for their children in practicing faith.
The Prophet said: “And no one humbles himself before Allah but Allah will raise him (in status).” This is understood in two ways: the first is that He will raise him (in status) in this world, and give him status in people's hearts because of his humility, and give him a high ...
Ghibah or backbiting means speaking about a Muslim in his absence and saying things that he would not like to have spread around or mentioned. Buhtan or slander means saying things about a Muslim that are not true, or in other words telling lies about him.
Islam takes a very holistic approach towards health, and it is believed that the physical, emotional, and spiritual health of an individual collectively, makes a healthy person. If any one of these three parts is unhealthy then the individual suffers.
In Islam, hypocrisy (nifaq) is one of the most despised traits a person can possess. The teachings of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) highlight its dangers and consequences, urging Muslims to remain sincere in faith and actions. By understanding hypocrisy through the lens of Islamic teachings, we can cultivate sincerity and moral integrity.
The Messenger of Allah (S) said: “Nothing will be placed on the scale of the Day of Judgment better than good character.” Once the Prophet was asked, “Who is the best in faith among the believers?” He replied, “The best among them in character.”
Among the qualities of the good believers is to emulate the noble character of Prophet Muhammad (S) whom the Almighty has described in His Book as follows: “And you verily are on a high level of noble character.” (Qur’an; 68: 4-6)
When love of Allah takes possession of the innermost being of Allah's bondsman, it empties him of every preoccupation except remembrance of Allah. The lover is the most inwardly sincere of all people for Allah. He is the most truthful in his words, the most faithful in his pledge, the most astute in his actions,[...]
He began to meander through Syria, Anatolia, Iraq, Egypt. He continued his journey to Azerbaijan, Pakistan, and India. He also had a pilgrimage to Mecca and Medina and visited Jerusalem. After thirty years of travelling, with the pack of various worthy experiences, he went back home.
Saadi encouraged kindness and charity in ''Bustan'' book. He believes that just giving advice is not enough. He depicts the results of good and bad actions
Ithar, or selflessness, is one of the noble qualities emphasized in Islam. One who is selfless places concern for others above concern for himself. The selfless person is generous with his time and freely lends aid and support to others.
If man is greedy in acquiring things, he shall not possess the proximity of Allah, since he has abandoned the attribute of tawakkul (trust in Allah), is not content with what Allah has appointed for him and has adopted hastiness, which is an attribute of Satan.
Allah, the Wise, has said: “Then they found in it a wall which was on the point of falling, so he put it into a right state” (18:77). The Holy Prophet (peace be upon him and his holy progeny) said: “One who fulfills the desire of his brother Mu’min, would be as if he has[...]
He who yields to the negative quality of arrogance thinks of himself as a person more important and higher than anybody else, and tries, in his speech, deeds and attitudes to degrade other people.
