Masjid Posters
Nabi (Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) said, “Learn the Quran from 4 people: Abdullah bin Masood, Saalim the freed slave of Abu Huzaifah, Ubay bin Ka’b and Muaaz bin Jabal (Radiyallahu Anhum).” (Bukhari)
Hazrat Abu Bakr (Radiyallahu Anhu) was given the title of Al Atqa in the Qur'an Shareef in Surah Al Lail. Allah Ta’ala says,
Nabi (Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) said, “I have been sent to perfect good character.” (Bukhari)
Salah is purposed to create discipline in our lives. Hence, the observing of postures in Salah must be done with calmness and composure. Not completing the postures in the prescribed manner causes deficiency in Salah and diminishes the effect and reward of Salah. Such a person is considered to be a thief of Salah.
Being mindful of those around you involves cultivating awareness, empathy, and consideration for others' thoughts, feelings, and needs.
Islamic business ethics are guided by principles derived from core teachings of the Qur’an and Sunnah. These principles emphasise fairness, justice, honesty, and accountability in all business dealings.
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Uthman bin Maz'oon was one of the early companions. He was from the tribe of Quraysh, specifically from the clan of Jumah. Uthman bin Maz'oon was among the earliest reverts to Islam and played a significant role in the early Muslim community.
Islam promotes balance and moderation in all aspects of life. The Qur’an orders us to avoid any form of extravagance or extremism in our practices.
Hazrat Abu Moosa Al Ashari (Radiyallahu Anhu) accepted Islam in Makkah.
Salah is the most important and profound Ibadah (worship) of a Muslim.
Sajdah (prostration) is the ultimate position of humility for a Believer. In Sajdah, the highest part of the human body, where the intellect resides, meets the ground. The position of Sajdah is the climax of Salah.
Name: Zayd bin Thabit bin Dahhak bin Zayd bin Amr Al Makhzoomi Al Ansari
To stand upright in Salah is known as Qiyam. Standing up is an obligatory posture of Salah without which the Salah is invalid, unless one cannot perform Salah standing, or is unable to make Sajdah on the ground.
With the rise of social media, materialism and consumerism, the world is gripped by a desire to have everything instantly. Constantly desiring what others have can lead to feelings of low self-esteem and depression, especially when one cannot have what others have.