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The last three Surahs of the Quran — Surah Al-Ikhlas (112), Surah Al-Falaq (113), and Surah An-Nas (114) — are among the most recited chapters in every Muslim’s daily life. They are short, easy to memorize, yet carry immense spiritual, emotional, and divine power. These three Surahs are often called “The Three Quls” because each…

Prayer (Salah) is the heartbeat of a Muslim’s day — a direct, peaceful connection with Allah ﷻ. In Birmingham, where a diverse Muslim community gathers around many mosques and prayer spaces, keeping the correct prayer times is both a spiritual duty and a practical need. This guide gives you: Bookmark this page and use the…

The 16 Line Quran, also known as the Hafizi Mushaf, is one of the most popular Quran layouts among students of Hifz, teachers, and reciters around the world—especially across South Asia, the UK, and Muslim communities in the West. Unlike standard Qurans that vary between 13 or 15 lines per page, the 16-line layout follows…

The Noble Quran is not just a book—it is the divine revelation of Allah ﷻ to Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, a miracle in both message and structure. Every word, letter, and verse holds immense meaning and purpose.One of the most fascinating aspects that scholars and believers alike explore is the number of words in the Quran…

Health (ʿāfiyah) is among the greatest blessings that Allah ﷻ has granted to humankind. Every heartbeat, breath, and moment of strength is a reminder of His mercy. The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ said: “There are two blessings which many people lose: (They are) health and free time for doing good.”— (Sahih al-Bukhari 6412) Islam teaches us…

In Islam, the concept of the evil eye (Arabic: al-‘ayn) is not a superstition — it is a real and powerful phenomenon acknowledged in both the Qur’an and the Sunnah. The evil eye occurs when someone looks at another person’s blessings — such as beauty, wealth, or success — with envy or amazement that turns…

Islam is often described as a complete way of life, and at the heart of this way of life lies the concept of Deen. Many people mistakenly translate Deen as simply “religion,” but in Islam, it encompasses much more—it is a holistic system that governs faith, behavior, morality, and social conduct. This article explores the…

Storytelling has always been a powerful way to shape young hearts. In Islam, stories are more than entertainment—they are tools of tarbiyah (moral and spiritual upbringing). The Qur’an teaches through stories of the Prophets, guiding believers toward faith, patience, honesty, and kindness. Prophet Muhammad ﷺ encouraged parents to nurture children through gentle teaching and wisdom….

Gift-giving is one of the simplest yet most powerful acts of love in Islam. Whether it’s a heartfelt note, a small box of dates, or a simple smile accompanied by a present, the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ taught that gifts carry spiritual value far greater than their material worth. In a fast-paced world where love is…

The Adhan (Azan) — the beautiful call to prayer — echoes across the Muslim world five times a day, inviting believers to success and reminding them of their connection to Allah ﷻ. But do you know that the moments after the Adhan are among the most blessed times to make dua? Reciting the dua after…