DailySunnah·Sep 13Sabr in Islam: How Long a Feeling Lasts When We Stop Feeding ItIn short: In a study of 27 emotions, sadness ran for days while shame and disgust were typically finished inside the hour, and the…
DailySunnah·Sep 12Fasting Monday and Thursday: The Week’s Built-In ResetThe Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم fasted Monday and Thursday and gave his reason plainly
DailySunnah·Sep 11Giving Gifts in Islam: Give Gifts and You Will Love One AnotherThe Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم said “Give gifts and you will love one another,” an instruction recorded in Al-Adab Al-Mufrad and graded…
DailySunnah·Sep 10Fig and Olive in the Quran: The Oath on the Breakfast TableSurah at-Tin opens with an oath sworn by two ordinary foods, a fig and an olive, then a mountain, then a city, and lands on a declaration…
DailySunnah·Sep 9Siblings in Islam: The First Thing Musa Ever Asked ForWe can still recite a sibling’s coffee order from 2009 and not know what street they park on now.A response icon1A response icon1
DailySunnah·Sep 8Qarun in the Quran: The Sentence We Still Say About Our SuccessQarun walked out in his finery and explained his fortune in ten words: it came from knowledge he had.A response icon1A response icon1
DailySunnah·Sep 7Morning and Evening Adhkar: The Two Bookends of a Muslim DayThe morning and evening adhkar are a transmitted set of remembrances that open and close a Muslim’s day
DailySunnah·Sep 1Hasad in Islam: The Ache When Someone Else’s Good News LoadsThe drop you feel in the half-second before you can name it has a name, and the tradition gave it that name fourteen centuries before a…
Voice Of Thoughts·Jun 30Ar-Raheem (ٱلرَّحِيم): The Most MercifulAmong the most beautiful names of Allah is Ar-Raheem (ٱلرَّحِيم) — The Most Merciful. While Ar-Rahman reflects Allah’s boundless mercy that…
