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Bilāl ibn Rabah (RA) stands as one of the most inspiring figures in early Islamic history—a symbol of faith, perseverance, and equality. Born into slavery in Mecca to Abyssinian parents, Bilāl’s early life was marked by hardship. Yet, it was his unshakable belief in Islam that would etch his name into history. Early Life and Conversion Bilāl (RA) […]
For many people, Jesus is most closely associated with Christianity. Yet in Islam, Jesus—known as ʿIsa ibn Maryam (Jesus, son of Mary) holds an honoured and deeply spiritual place. Far from being a marginal figure, Jesus is one of the most revered prophets in Islam, mentioned frequently in the Qur’an and respected by Muslims around […]
With the shorter days of winter approaching, many of us feel the shift – fewer hours of daylight, colder mornings, and a natural slowing that encourages us to cherish moments with loved ones. But within the quiet of this season lies an opportunity for spiritual renewal. Islam encourages believers to recognise the beauty and purpose […]
As we approach the final moments of these sacred days, we invite you to pause with us , to reflect, realign, and remember what truly matters. The Day of Arafah is almost upon us this year, it falls on Thursday 5th June. The Prophet ﷺ called it “the best day of the year” — a […]
Attending the mosque can pose significant challenges for parents of autistic children, often leading to the difficult decision to cease attending altogether. The underlying issue lies in the lack of awareness regarding the unique needs of autistic children in religious practices. Alterations in prayer schedules, particularly during Ramadan and Eid, can be distressing for autistic […]
One thing is for sure, narratives, novels and works of fiction by Muslims are unnoticeable in our book shops and libraries. But this is changing drastically. With a rising population of Muslims in the UK, the infusion of cultures and lifestyles compels the need for an ever-changing narrative. Readers are getting bored of the mundane […]
