Hajj Central

The process of Hajj entails sacrifice of time, sacrifice of money, sacrifice of comfort, sacrifice of several worldly relations and sacrifice of many corporeal desires and pleasures. And all this simply for the sake of Allah, with no selfish end. Let's make sure we do this journey of a lifetime the way it should be done. Here are some great resources by experts on making the most of your Hajj!

FREE E-Book: A Handbook of Umra & Hajj

FREE E-Book: Diary of a Haji - 21 Days for the Holy Lands of Makkah and Madinah

When the Heart Longs for Hajj: Reflections from a Muslim Convert

Wendy Díaz

SUMMARY: As Muslims make the Hajj pilgrimage and commemorate these blessed days, let us celebrate the opportunity to visit Allah's House with sensitivity and compassion toward those who have not yet had the opportunity.

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Take the Initiative to Improve Yourself in the New Year

Uthman Guadalupe

Many people use the start of the new year to improve themselves. Some decide to work out and get healthy, others set goals to learn a new hobby or spend time with family. Using the New Year is a good way to feel like you are starting fresh and motivates you to pursue your goals.

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Eliminating Bias: Honoring the Unique Needs of Every Student

Wendy Díaz

Educators encounter students daily from a diverse range of ethnicities, cultural backgrounds, academic abilities, learning styles, and socioeconomic situations. From the very first day of school, teachers often make initial observations of their students as they enter the classroom.

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Making Going on Hajj Important Again

Mahasin D. Shamsid-Deen

As Muslims, we make intention for and perform the Hajj because it is the fifth pillar of Islam, making it obligatory.

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8 Tips On Preparing for Hajj Now

Samana Siddiqui

Any Muslim who can afford it and is in good health must perform Hajj. But this once-in-a-lifetime experience for most Muslims requires the utmost preparation and planning beforehand.