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By Khurram MuradRead the Qur'an with no purpose other than to receive guidance from your Lord, to come nearer to Him, and to seek His good pleasure. What you get from the Qur'arn depends on what you come to it for. Your Niyyah (intention and purpose) is...
Faizel Patel, Radio Islam As the day of Jummah dawns at the time of Maghrib, it brings with it insurmountable reward and beneficence from Allah Almighty. Nabi (SAW) said, “Whoever recited Surah Kahf in the same manner in which it was revealed, it...
by Khurram MuradBasic PrerequisitesCertain basic states and attitudes of heart and mind are a necessary prerequisite to any fruitful relationship with the Qur'an. Develop them as much as you can. Make them part of your consciousness, keep them everalive and...
by Sheikh Abdul-Majeed A. al-Zindani E. Marshall Johnson: Professor and Chairman of the Department of Anatomy and Developmental Biology, and Director of the Daniel Baugh Institute, Thomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. ...
By Khuram Murad Tilawah is the word that the Qur'an uses to describe the act of its reading. No single word in English can convey its full meaning. 'To follow' is closest to its primary meaning. To read is only secondary, for in reading too, words...
By Ml Ashraf Ali Thanwi RA Rasulullah Sallallahu Alyhi Wa Sallam said: "Continue reciting the Qur'aan because on the Day of Qiyaamah it will appear as an intercessor for the reciter." (Muslim) The intercession of the Qur'aan will result in the...
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