We all recognize the blessings of this month, its miracles and its rewards, Alhamdulilah. Yet it’s also important to recognize that for mothers working inside and outside of the home, the added activity and expectations can often feel more like a blur than a magical time of year.

Ramadan is the month of Mercy. Surely Allah as Al-Rahman bestows His abundant benevolence, and as Al-Raheem His overflowing kindness upon the believers who fast with sincerity and pure intention during this month.

This uniquely flavorful Classic Middle Eastern dish, Fattet Batenjen or Eggplant Casserole is a must try for those looking to savor their taste buds this Ramadan. With its distinct flavors and hearty ingredients it makes for the perfect dish to bring to the table at iftar.

We are entering the first week of the most blessed month of the year! Many of us can attest that as parents we strive to seek ways to create a more Islamically- and culturally-nurturing environment for our children.

Recently in an online Muslim parenting forum, there was a mother who asked for recommendations on how to teach her 5-year-old the 99 names of Allah with an in-depth meaning of each name in a weekly lesson. She got lots of advice and links for activities, but it left me wondering.

The month of Ramadan (shahrul Ramadan) is upon us. It is the month of:

Do you have children in public school? Whether they are fasting or not, it is important for their school to be informed about Ramadan. While some districts and individual teachers may be savvy about different religious and cultural practices, it is not always the case.