Forgiveness in Islam: 25 Inspiring Quotes on Mercy and Repentance Forgiveness is a very strong virtue in Islam, setting your heart free from enmity and emulating Allah SWT, our Creator and Sustainer. An anthology of 25 quotes, sayings, on the virtue of forgiveness in Quran, Hadith, as well as words of Islamic scholars’ wisdom brings … Read more
Although the name Afna is not directly mentioned in the Quran, its meaning—\\”Tree Branches of Heaven\\” (فروع شجرة السماء)—can be paralleled with the rich imagery that heaven (Jannah) provides within the Quran, where trees and gardens symbolize eternal bliss and divine favor. Contextual Links within the Quran Summary While Afna is not found in the … Read more
The name “Airin” cannot be found stated in the Quran, but a good deal of what can be understood is derived through the language and origins of the word along with Arabic’s own meanings and their uses in the tradition. Meaning exploration of the name can include phonetic components, potential meanings, and significant cultural backgrounds, … Read more
The two major sources of guidance for Muslims are the Quran and Hadith. Here is a brief summary of each: Quran: This is the Quran, the holy book of Islam, accepted as the literal word of Allah (God) revealed to the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) through the Angel Jibreel (Gabriel). It comprises 114 chapters, known as … Read more
IntroductionFriends may not be the family that was born with and raised with but could indeed be the family chosen throughout one’s life. That is why Islamic teachings normally emphasize the choice of friends who encourage good deeds and discourage wrongs. Friends are very important in our lives and form our minds and actions. As … Read more
Namaz or Prayer is the second one of the five holy pillars in Islam, which therefore serves as one of the essential acts of worship practiced by Muslims. It is a ritual undertaken by the physical, mental, and spiritual connection towards Allah and performed daily after morning, noon, afternoon, evening, and before nightfall. While performing … Read more
it looks like Shahnawaz. It refers to two Persian words where “Shah,” meaning “king,” and “Nawaz,” meaning “forgiving” or “giver.” So, it means “King Forgiving” or “The One Who Gives.” It happens to be an extremely common name for Muslims and usually connotes the ideas of magnanimity and graciousness. عنصر تفصیل نام شاہ نواز انگریزی … Read more
Here are some really important Quranic verses on the topic, in respect to hijab and modesty. “And do not covet what We have given some of them (disbelievers) over others. For men is a share of what they have earned, and for women is a share of what they have earned. And ask Allah of … Read more
Backbiting and slandering are amongst the gravest sins in Islam, as they stand strictly prohibited by both the Quran and the Hadith. There are heavy risks and implications involved here, not only for the individual but also for the community. Here’s a summarized paraphrased overview of key points regarding it: 1. Definitions and Prohibition The … Read more
You are absolutely right about the deep meaning of sabr in Islam. It is not that the soul must bear patiently in waiting for something but a holistic spiritual practice in perseverance, resilience, and an uncontroversial connection to Allah while he, perhaps, is at his worst with the human being. Sabr includes: This concept of … Read more