Sahaba

Entries that pertain to the lives and time-period of the sahaba, the companions of the Prophet Muhammad.

The Role of the Masjid

During the time of the Prophet, the masjid was many things--an educational center, a hospital, a think-tank, a retreat, a welcome center, and more!


Four Empowering Beliefs from ibn Al-Khattab

Umar ibn al-Khattab's four beliefs make calamities easier: could've been worse, didn't strike his religion, Allah rewards him, losing the Prophet.


Rules of Engagement

Posts from Rules of Engagement, an AlMaghrib Institute course by Muhammad ibn Faqih that teaches ethics, morality, rights, characteristics, and manners.


Fantastic Four

In order to earn Paradise, fast regularly, attend janaazahs, feed the poor and needy, and visit sick family and friends. Hadith of the Prophet Muhammad.


Tafseer ibn Abbas

Abdullah ibn Abbas, a great companion. The Prophet made du'a for him to receive correct understanding of the deen. Find his tafseer and never let go.


‘Umar and the Eloquent Woman

An example of "speak good or keep silent" from the life of 'Umar ibn Al-Khattab. Lessons: use the best speech, the best names, and admit your failings.


Leadership Lessons: Power With Conciseness

Power comes with concisity. The letter from the Prophet Muhammad to Musaylimah the Liar. Khalid ibn Walid's letter to Iyaad ibn Ghanim. Concisity tips.


Stepping Up: Leadership Lessons from Az-Zubayr

Three leadership lessons from Az-Zubayr: When nobody steps up, the leader takes initiative. Leaders work in the trenches. Real leaders don't hide.


Jafar ibn Abu Talib’s Speech to the Negus

The Muslims were forced out of their land because of the persecution of the polytheist Arabs, who tortured them because they said, "our Lord is one". The Prophet Muhammad (صلي الله عليه وسلم) commanded the Muslims to migrate to Abysynnia, to live under the Negus, a just ruler. The Polytheists refused to let them [...]


Seek Knowledge from the Best Sources

Seek knowledge from the most authentic sources and the ones and closest to the source. Seeking knowledge is fard 'ayn, compulsory on each individual.


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