Regardless of whether one is religious or not, most of us agree that being generous or giving charity is an act of kindness that calls for being selfless.
Our beloved Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, was the most generous of all humankind. His generosity had no bounds and he would often give away even the last portion of the date (in his home) as sadaqah, and still fast himself.
Muslims all around the world consider salah, our five daily prayers, to be a foundational pillar of our faith and an integral act of worship that reaps magnanimous rewards in the form of Allah's mercy and blessings.
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.
As the auspicious and blessed month of Ramadan draws closer, most of us make an effort to finish up pending tasks and clear the backlog so we are able to focus single mindedly on our ibadah or worship, during this blessed month.
The recent turmoil in India's state of Karnataka over the banning of hijab or the headscarf in educational institutes, has drawn much attention to the topic of hijab and women’s rights over the past month.