Prophet Musa, or Moses, is one of the most important prophets in Islam. Many of his stories are told in the Quran, some of them more than once. One of these stories is the story of his birth, which teaches us the importance of trusting Allah (SWT) over anything else.

We have reached the finish line of Ramadan, hopeful that Allah will accept our fasting, good deeds, and forgive our sins.

Fasting is one of the tasks assigned to Muslims during the month of Ramadan. Millions of Muslims fast from sunrise to sundown for an entire month. After Ramadan, not many Muslims fast often, as it is not required.

One of the most common complaints that Muslim parents have is that they feel that their teen aged child is not interested in learning the religion or involving himself in community life.  In response, many parents rush to put their teen in a youth group or  in a Quran class or halaqa in

Fasting during Ramadan is one of the five pillars of Islam, making it a main part of a Muslim’s belief and practice.

“Truly We sent it down on the Night of Power.
And what will convey to you what the Night of Power is?
The Night of Power is better than a thousand months.
In it the angels and the Ruh descend by their Lord’s authority with every ordinance.

Ramadan is a sacred month for Muslims worldwide, known by fasting, increased prayer, and deep spiritual contemplation. The Quran was revealed during Ramadan, showing its special bond during this holy month.