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Special message from Darul Ihsan Centre to all matriculants
The festive ‘silly season’ is upon us and with it the potential of dropping our guard and inadvertently becoming a first time victim of alcohol consumption, drug and substance abuse.
For a believer, all conditions present an opportunity. The opportunity to pray, seek guidance, forgiveness, reward, salvation, betterment, reformation and the good
Islam is as beautiful, magnificent and robust as the sun and the full moon in all its glory. The majesty and exuberance of the Deen of Islam encompasses every aspect of life.
The Deen of Islam encompasses every aspect of life - from the most minute to the most awe-inspiring and majestic.
A scholar states that on one occasion he had delivered the Friday Khutbah at a particular Masjid. After the prayer, a man who had a long hair and a long beard came to him. Surprisingly, his appearance seemed as if he did not care about himself at all.
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In Surah Nahl, verse 92, Allah Ta’ala makes mention of a woman in Makkah Mukarramah who use to spend her entire day weaving her yarn.
Sometimes our beloved Nabi (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) would venture out in the night to see what his companions are engaged in.
Now that we have entered 2019, the scene is hectic. Furious challenges are thrashing the world. The reality is indeed overwhelming. The condition is worsening by the day.
Among the responsibilities of a family-man is to care for, protect and nurse his wife and children.
Darul Ihsan Humanitarian Centre assists many individuals for micro and small business start-ups so that they can be self-employed, empowered and even potentially provide employment to others.
Islam, the most unique and comprehensive way, is an excellent exponent of the most outstanding and beautiful teachings in exemplary human-relations.
Abu Dajanah (RA) always used to pray behind the Prophet {Sallallahu Alayhi wasallam}.
The following message has been prepared by the Jamiatul Ulama South Africa as a National Common Bayaan, to be delivered in mosques, on Friday 28 September 2018. It focuses on highlighting the challenges of crime and criminality with emphasis on the need for communities to take initiatives that secure their neighbourhoods.
