Reflection on Juz’ 14 by Djamil Ninsoo
In a world where we are told to fear Allah, when last did you take the time to give thanks for his grace? His mercy?
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Reflection on Juz’ 13 by Ikraan Abdurahman
Admittedly, even in my continued advocacy for the Muslims who have been stripped of their freedom, there are days that I vacillate between hope and hopelessness.
Reflection on Juz’ 12 by C. Islaah Abd’al-Rahim
We, the worshippers, however, are imperfect creatures aspiring to practice a perfected way of life. We do not always acknowledge our need for Allah, nor do we consistently defer to His Wisdom.
Reflection on Juz’ 11 by Sanaa Majeed
The path of the believers is truth Those who rid themselves of lies With clean soft hearts These are the best of us They are no longer liars And choose the long difficult journey
Reflection on Juz’ 10 by Dr. Abdullah bin Hamid Ali
Dr. Abdullah bin Hamid Ali reflection from 2018
Reflection on Juz’ 09 by UmmKhadiijah Alliybeeriyyah
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] In The Name of Allah The Beneficent The Most Merciful the world is mines the world is mines the world is mines they shouted didn’t they get the message from the righteous of the past the world is mines the world is mines the world is mines Firaun shouted the world is mines the world is
Reflection on Juz’ 08 by Mika’il Stewart-Saadiq
The new synthesis of Islam must promote true knowledge of self. The knowledge that Allah has created us perfectly of that black mud, the Children of Adam.
Reflection on Juz’ 07 by Kori Majeed
Let the veil of mental busyness and algorithms, of news cycles and social media evanesce. Then, like a burr on a seed, attach yourself to the seasons and cycles of the natural world.