Balaghal Ula Bi Kamalihi Kasafaddoja Bijamalihi

A.K.M. Fazlur Rahman Munshi The Prophet (PBUH) himself celebrated his birth by sacrificing a goat: The Prophet (PBUH) himself celebrated his birth. In gratitude to Allah, he sacrificed a goat in joy at his birth and arranged a feast. The evidence is presented below. (1) Al-Bayhaqi (384–458 AH) narrated from Hazrat Anas (RA) that after […]Continue Reading

Balaghal Ula Bikamalihi Kasafaddoja Bijamalihi

The day on which the verse declaring the completion of religion was revealed carries great significance and blessings for Muslims. The verse was revealed to the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) on the day of Arafah, which coincided with Friday. Both days are regarded as blessed occasions in Islam. Based on this significance, many Muslims believe that […]Continue Reading

Islam in Everyday Life

Question: My domestic worker steals something almost every day. Even when I confront her, she refuses to admit it. At the moment, I have no other option but to keep her employed. I do not want to be harsh toward her. What should I do? Answer: Keep valuable or easily removable items locked away or […]Continue Reading

Balaghal Ula Bikamalihi Kasafaddoja Bijamalihi

A.K.M. Fazlur Rahman Munshi Evidence for Celebrating the Day of Covering the Kaaba with the Kiswah Like Eid During the pre-Islamic period, the Quraysh of Makkah used to fast on the day of Ashura and observe the day as a festive occasion. Before the Hijrah, the Prophet Muhammad (S.) also fasted on this day. They […]Continue Reading

Islamic Principles for Raising Children

Mufti Muhammad Anisur Rahman Rizvi The birth of a child is not merely a source of joy for a family; it marks the beginning of a nation’s future. The child in today’s arms may become tomorrow’s scholar, teacher, physician, scientist, statesman or social reformer. Conversely, without proper care and moral education, that same child may […]Continue Reading

Balaghal Ula Bikamalihi, Kashafadduja Bijamalihi

By A.K.M. Fazlur Rahman Munshi   Hafiz Asqalani’s Evidence for Eid-e-Milad-un-Nabi (S) Hafiz Ibn Hajar Asqalani (773–852 AH), based on the authentic hadith mentioned above, established the religious basis of Eid-e-Milad-un-Nabi (S) and presented evidence for the permissibility of commemorating the birth of the Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (S). Citing Ibn Hajar’s argument, Continue Reading
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