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Dubai's Islamic affairs department recently published a book in which over a 100 people shared their reasons for converting (or reverting) to Islam.

Miracle of the Qur'an: Embryo Described Before Microscope.

"At-Tawakkul ‘ala Allah" is the Islamic concept of complete reliance on Allah or "trusting in Allah's plan." The root word in Arabic is وَكَلَ (wakala) which means to entrust, charge or authorize. Allah is al-Wakeel, the Disposer of Affairs, the One entrusted, relied upon, depended upon and sufficient to take care of all matters.

Four aspects of our religion are obligatory on us to learn: 1. Knowledge of Allah, the Prophet and the Religion with evidences 2. Acting upon it 3. Calling to it 4. Being patient upon harm in its cause

The first thing to do is have a proper attitude. In Islam, "deeds" mean actions and spoken words, and that includes attitudes. Passing thoughts are not accountable.

This article is for those who do seek knowledge, whether that is through reading or attending classes or even online. This is for those of us who want to know more, to improve ourselves, and to get closer to our Rabb.

We all know about the rewards awaiting huffadh (those who memorise the entire Qur'an) in the Hereafter and in Paradise.

We all know about the rewards awaiting huffadh (those who memorise the entire Qur'an) in the Hereafter and in Paradise.

IT is Allah's mercy that He blessed us with two meals during this month of fasting so we could recharge and energize ourselves. We should educate ourselves about the meals to reap the best out of it, In sha Allah.

Many of us want to do more, want to become better. We want to become practicing Muslims but it all seems so overwhelming and we don’t know where to start.

The Messenger of Allah ﷺ‎ used to prefer breaking the fast with dates, and if he did not find any, he would then break it with water.

From the time of Muhammad's prophethood conditions in the world have been conducive to the transmission of God's message to all civilizations, making the appointment of additional prophets unnecessary.

Muslims DON’T stone the devil in Hajj every year. We stone the Jamarat, not any devil, Shaitan or Shayateen (pl. of Shaitan). The pillars of Jamarat are not devils. This is a misconception even among a few uneducated Muslims. Scholars continue to clarify this point every year during Hajj.

Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him hailed from the noblest of families and was well-known to his people. He had never lied, never prostrated to an idol, and never did anything that would have blemished his character. His word was respected, his judgment final, because he was never unjust.