faith

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.

In Islam, we do not restrict respect and love for our mothers to one occasion. Every day offers an opportunity to exhibit good behaviour towards our mothers. Truly, Islam has a big importance on their position and provides clear instructions on how to treat mothers well throughout our lives.

The transition from high school to college or trade school is an important chapter in a young Muslim’s life. Indeed, it is an opportunity for growth, however it also tests faith (eman), identity, and values.

Prophet Musa or Moses (Peace be Upon Him) is one of the mightiest prophets of Islam. His incredible story reflected how Allah assists those who remain strong in their faith. His courage and perseverance to Allah’s rules helped him lead his people through hard times.

Everyone has bad days, whether it’s a child feeling left out, a teen struggling with schoolwork, or a parent stressed with obligations. Hardships can make us feel sad, upset, or even hopeless.

If you were to ask a common person about the purpose of fasting in Ramadan, you would hear a variety of responses: