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Many times, I have observed brothers in the prayer hall on Fridays not observing the essential obligations and etiquette taught to us by the Prophet, peace be upon him. AsSiddique Weekly (print edition) has addressed this vital subject repeatedly, yet with new brothers regularly attending only the Friday prayers, I find it important to revisit…
Dirar ibn al‑Azwar (also spelled Dhiraar), may Allah be pleased with him, was one of the fierce warriors and noble Companions of the Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him. He belonged to the tribe of Banū Asad, the son of a tribal chief known as al‑Azwar Mālik, and was renowned even before Islam…
This isn’t a scene from a movie or a fantasy novel. Imagine being so skilled in combat that your name alone becomes a weapon. Imagine facing one hundred enemy champions in single combat and defeating every single one.
Everyone is crying, but who stole the Quran? This piercing question from Islamic tradition continues to echo through the centuries, challenging us to examine the authenticity of our faith and the sincerity of our hearts.
If you open the Mushaf (the written Quran), you will find it written according to the narration of Hafs from Asim. When we recite according to the narration of Hafs, listen to the narration of Hafs, and adhere to the rules of this narration, yet how many of us truly know who Hafs was, and…
We continue the Seerah (Sirah) of the Prophet, pbuh. In this part, when Muhammad ﷺ was not yet a year old, he was sent to live with a foster mother in the countryside, as was the custom of Meccan mothers. The wealthy and middle-class families of Mecca would send their infants to Bedouin wet nurses who lived…
Prophet Dawud (David), peace be upon him, stands as one of the most honored and beloved prophets in Islamic tradition. He was among the great prophets sent to the Children of Israel (Banī Isrā’īl), chosen by Allah to guide his people and establish justice on earth.
Born in Egypt, Sheikh Mahmoud Ali Al-Bannah dedicated his life to the service of the Quran, perfecting the art of recitation through years of study, practice, and spiritual devotion. His recitation is characterized by a unique blend of technical excellence and emotional depth, demonstrating mastery of the complex rules of Tajweed while maintaining the soul-stirring quality that…
