Ramadan is a month-long period of fasting observed by millions of Muslims around the world. Fasting for 30 days may make it tempting to let go of healthy eating habits and binge out during Suhoor and Iftar, but that’s not the spirit of Ramadan. In Islam, we recognise our bodies to be a trust from […]
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My Quran Story – Defining the Quran
Witness the profound impact of the Quran in modern society. “My Quran Story” is a four-part documentary capturing the spirit and profound impact of the Quran. We explore in detail the spiritual, emotional and intellectual role the Quran plays in modern society. Our first episode titled “Defining the Quran” captures the meaning of the Quran […]
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A waist of time
A waist of time – How diet-obsessed culture is leading to disordered eating amongst women “Mariam look at my tummy, I just can’t make this budge.” “If I just go Keto, I’ll get abs like Sara on instagram.” “I only do plant-based, organic, no gluten, diary…oh and no carbs.” We are constantly bombarded with #thinspiration, […]
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How this 16 Year Old Muslim Girl is DEFEATING Blindness
In our final episode of “Muslims Explored,” we connected locally with Maria, 16-year old teenager from South-West Sydney who is legally blind. Despite being diagnosed with a rare condition – which will lead to eventual blindness – she continues to exceed expectations – beginning university at the age of 15 years, actively participating in the […]
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Red Cows and Israel in the End Of Times | Ustadh Wahaj Tarin
We sit down with Ustadh Wahaj Tarin to discuss prophecies related to Israel and Palestine in the end of times. Timecodes:00:00 – Intro01:02 – The Gazan qualities05:06 – Are Muslims guilty of Anti-Semitism?06:24 – Are Arabs Semitic?09:58 – Was there always tension between Muslims and Jews?14:05 – Where do these misconceptions come from?17:16 – Who […]
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Eid in Islam
Two festivals with the same name? What’s that about? Well, not quite. Eid” (عيد) in Arabic translates to “festival” or “celebration” in English. Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha are two of the most significant celebrations in the Islamic calendar. It is a time when muslims worldwide rejoice and celebrate with family and friends marking moments […]
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What happens after Ramadan?
Maintaining Spiritual Momentum After Ramadan As Ramadan comes to a close, the mosques are full, shoe racks are overflowing, and parking lots are packed. Here’s what happens after Ramadan: the mosques are empty, the shoe racks are bare, and the parking lots are uninhabited. But the true purpose of Ramadan is to train our Iman […]
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3 Tips to Remain Steadfast After Ramadan
How Can I Keep Being Consistent in Ibadah After Ramadan? We’ve done so many good deeds during Ramadan: fasting, sadaqah, night prayers etc, but the question is: What happens after this month? Here are 3 Tips to Remain Steadfast After Ramadan. Purify your intentions. Ensure that your good deeds are only for Allah. وَأَحْسِنُوٓا۟ ۛ […]
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Sincerity in Islam
Sincerity in Islam In Islam, sincerity is crucial for any good action and form of worship we perform. We need sincerity with any act of worship we do. Although sincerity cannot be outwardly shown when we worship Allah, we can create a sense of sincerity through our intentions. رَسُولِ اللَّهِ صلى الله عليه وسلم قَالَ […]
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Laylatul Qadr – The Night of Power
Whats is Laylatul Qadr In the blessed month of Ramadan, Muslims around the world seek an extraordinary night – a night more precious than a thousand months. This is Laylatul Qadr, the Night of Power, a night that marks the first revelation of the Qur’an to Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. What makes this night so special? […]
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5 Reasons Not To Quit Taraweeh Prayer Just Yet
As you all are beginning to feel the load of the Taraweeh prayers, your legs, arms, and back are all begging for a rest. Many of you are probably asking, “Is it really worth it?” However, let me provide some motivation to keep you going here are 5 Reasons Not To Quit Taraweeh Prayer […]
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The Muslim Convert turning the Arab Desert into A Green Paradise
This Ramadan series is proudly supported by National Zakat Foundation. Pay your Zakat locally to strengthen the Deen right here in Australia: In this episode of “Muslims Explored”, we uncover Geoff Lawton’s permaculture journey, from revitalizing Zaytuna Farm to greening deserts in the Middle East. His work, merging Islamic stewardship with environmental sustainability, inspires a […]
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The Pillar Of Zakat
Zakat – The Purifier There are five pillars of Islam and they are, the Shahada, Salat, Zakat, Sawm and Hajj, all of these are compulsory upon every able Muslim to complete. Each one is important and necessary for every Muslim to do, and each one has a benefit for all Muslims which Allah has discussed […]
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Why We Fast
In this article, we discuss the real reason of “Why we fast”. Most often when Muslims are asked the question “So, why do you guys fast in Ramadan?” the most common answer is “to empathise with the poor” or “to know what it’s like to go hungry”. Now although, these answers may be partly […]
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Why You Need To Forgive This Ramadan
The Qur’an’s Call to Forgiveness Ramadan provides the ideal opportunity to let go of grudges and forgive others. Fasting helps us develop patience, humility, and control over anger. They are virtues that make it easier to pardon those who have wronged us – so here is why you need to forgive this Ramadan. “وَلْيَعْفُوا۟ وَلْيَصْفَحُوٓا۟ […]