Aqidah

One of the greatest foundations of our dīn is belief in the unseen. A Muslim does not limit belief only to what can be seen, touched, or experienced through the physical senses.

Among the greatest foundations of our relationship with Allāh are love (Maḥabbah) and fear (Khawf).

Indeed, Allāh has urged us to reflect and contemplate upon ourselves.

Indeed, Allāh has set forth parables in His Book for His servants to reflect on and contemplate. One example Allāh has given is of the mosquito.

In our Dīn some words are sufficient for thousands of other words, and some Duʿā’ encompass comprehensive and profound meanings, such that they calm the heart, soothe the soul, and uplift the spiri

Among the things which a believer (mū’min) strives to attain is beneficial knowledge.

The ultimate objective of Allāh for creating the jinn and human beings and the basis for all of creation is the worship (ʿibādah) of Allāh.

One of the greatest goals a believer can aspire for in this world and the Hereafter is to attain the pleasure of Allāh and avoid His wrath at all costs.

When Allāh created the heavens and the earth, He also made Ẓulumāt (darkness) and Nūr (light).

When we read the Qur’ān and likewise when we read the aḥādīth of the Prophet ﷺ, Allāh and his beloved Prophet ﷺ have informed us that there are certain standards for success and salvation.