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The Quran is the ultimate guide for Muslims, providing spiritual guidance, wisdom, and structure for daily life. For many, understanding how the Quran is organized is essential to maximize the benefits of recitation, memorization, and reflection. One such division that helps Muslims engage systematically with the Quran is the Sipara. In this guide, we will…

Dreams have fascinated humanity for centuries, and in Islam, they hold a special spiritual significance. While science may explain some dreams as reflections of our subconscious mind, the Qur’an and Hadith teach that dreams can also carry messages from Allah ﷻ. Understanding dreams through an Islamic lens helps believers interpret them correctly and avoid superstition,…

Teaching is one of the most honoured and rewarding professions in both the modern world and Islam. A good teacher shapes minds, builds character, and plants the seeds of lifelong learning. From an Islamic perspective, a teacher’s role goes beyond academics — it is a sacred duty that impacts hearts and souls. Whether you are…

In Islam, reciting and reflecting upon the Quran is one of the greatest acts of worship. Many Muslim women often wonder about the proper etiquette — especially whether wearing a hijab is mandatory when reading the Quran. Is it acceptable to read the Quran without covering the head, especially at home or when learning online?…

Finding a qualified Quran teacher in the UK is essential for anyone seeking to learn the Quran with proper guidance. Whether you are a parent looking for lessons for your children, an adult wanting to improve your recitation, or a student preparing for memorization (Hifz), having the right tutor can make a significant difference in…

In our increasingly diverse societies, it’s common for Muslims to be surrounded by Easter festivities — from colorful eggs and chocolate bunnies to church celebrations and family gatherings. This often leads to a curious question: Do Muslims celebrate Easter? The short answer is no, Muslims do not celebrate Easter. But the reasoning goes much deeper…

Eid ul‑Fitr, often called the “Festival of Breaking the Fast,” marks the end of the blessed month of Ramadan. It is a moment of deep spiritual significance for Muslims around the world, symbolizing gratitude, renewal, and community. After a month of fasting, prayer, and self-reflection, Eid brings families together, highlights acts of charity, and strengthens…

In many cultures, shaking hands is a common sign of greeting and respect. But when a Muslim man politely declines a handshake with a woman, it can sometimes lead to confusion or misunderstanding. Some may interpret it as rudeness or gender discrimination — but in reality, it’s a matter deeply rooted in faith, modesty, and…

In Islam, a name is not just a label — it’s a reflection of one’s identity, faith, and values. The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ taught that every parent holds the responsibility to give their child a beautiful and meaningful name, as it will accompany them throughout their life and even into the Hereafter. For many modern…

Choosing a name for a newborn daughter is one of the most beautiful moments in a parent’s life. In Islam, naming is not merely a cultural tradition — it is a sacred duty and a reflection of faith, love, and identity. The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ said: “You will be called by your names and by…