Ramadan is a month of mercy, a time when we as Muslims spend our days and nights performing acts of Ibaddat, seeking Allah’s mercy and begging for his forgiveness. It is a time when we try to gain closeness to Allah; adjusting our lives, and our schedules, to ensure that we can make the most of this blessed month.

Ihsan linguistically is the opposite of offense. It came in Taj al-'Arus of Al Zubaidi: “Ihsan is the opposite of offense, and Ihsan is above justice, and that is as justice is to give what is due and take what is due, and Ihsan is to give more than what one has to give and take less than what is for him, so Ihsan is more than justice. So, seeking…

This week in the Quds of the occupied Palestine, the image went viral depicting strength, admiration and fearlessness, a Palestinian man standing in the midst of a tear gas bomb thrown by the IDF.

Muslims are also aware of the advantages that Allah (swt) has facilitated in achieving perfection in their worship during this Holy Month found in the hadith narrated by Abu Hurayrah (ra) who said the Messenger of Allah (saw) said: