The reported prophetic sayings of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) are meant to help the believer navigate through life. The commentary is layered with significant meanings that are as relevant today as they were a millennium and a half in the past. Abdullah bin Amr bin Al-As was a companio
Muslim parents feel a deep responsibility to teach their children about Islam in a way that is both proper and respectful. In their effort to instill faith and discipline, they may unintentionally present the religion as overly rigid or strict.
Pregnancy is a memorable time in a woman’s life. While mothers tend to focus on their health and the baby’s growth, oral hygiene usually gets omitted. However, a smile that is usually perceived as an easy expression reflects deeper health and well-being.
I recently learned about an excellent program initiated by the Al-Rahmah College Preparatory Academy at the Islamic Society of Baltimore (ISB), in partnership with Bayaan Academy, to team up students and seniors.
Family vacations are an opportunity to connect, explore, and gain more experiences. When families travel with intent, even easy trips can provide life lessons. Children view new places, try different cuisines, and meet people from different ethnicities.
In the Holy Quran Surah 55, ayah 60 Allah instructs the believers “Is there any reward for goodness except goodness?” This simple yet profoundly relevant reflection is a reminder to Muslim families to be good to each other.
Eid ul-Adha or the “Feast of Sacrifice” is one the most significant Islamic holidays. It usually lasts 3-4 days. Majority of Muslim families will most likely attend special prayers at their local masjids. Muslims usually don new outfits and give gifts to families and friends.