1. At 60, the workplace eliminates you. No matter how successful or powerful you were, retirement brings you back to being just another person. Dont cling to your old job title or status; let go of your ego to maintain your inner peace. 2. At 70, society gradually eliminates you. Friends and colleagues fade away, [] The post We Are All in the Queue of Elimination first appeared on .

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Dr. Ibrahim Karim, a biologist, discovered that the Asmaul Husna (the Most Beautiful Names of Allah Subhaanahu Wa Taaala) possess healing powers for a variety of ailments. His research, spanning three years, employed precision methods to measure the energy within the human body. He concluded that each name of Allah stimulates bio-energy pathways and strengthens [] The post Healing of the Body through Asmaul Husna first appeared on .

The 506th Discover Yourself Workshop was held in Mumbai on the 14 17th February 2025, leaving a profound impact on participants. Many shared their heartfelt experiences, highlighting personal transformation, clarity, and newfound peace. Here are some of their reflections: This workshop was more than just a workshop it was a heartfelt experience. The [] The post Discover Yourself Workshop: Transforming Lives in Mumbai first appeared on .

This is not the first time Muslims have faced difficult times. Im not referring to distant history the Mongol invasions, the fall of great Islamic civilizations but to events in our own lifetimes, especially in Independent India. In such moments, we must hold fast to our certainties: Aqdah (faith), Taqw (consciousness of Allah), Imn (belief), [] The post Faith in Times of Trial first appeared on .

Eid-ul-Fitr marks the culmination of Ramadan, a month of spiritual discipline, self-restraint, and devotion. Beyond festivity, it serves as a reaffirmation of faith, gratitude, and social responsibility. The month-long spiritual training of Ramadan instills piety, patience, and empathy, shaping Eid into a moment of renewal both personal and communal. In India, Eid has historically symbolized [] The post Eid-ul-Fitr: A Celebration of Faith, Unity and Social Responsibility first appeared on .

Is it me or my thoughts? This question often arises when we face situations where traditions dictate our actions, yet we fail to understand their origins or purpose. Its time to reflect on whether these age-old customs truly serve a meaningful purpose or if we can reimagine them to better serve society. A Painful Reflection [] The post Rethinking Traditions: From Me to Us first appeared on .

As a medical student, I recently encountered the term Langers Lines in my textbook. What began as a simple study session led me to a profound realization that brought tears to my eyes. This medical phenomenon, seemingly mundane on the surface, unveiled to me the existence of something far greater an intricate design woven into [] The post Langers Lines: A Glimpse into the Divine Design first appeared on .

This essay delves into the intricate relationship between Islam and secularism, analyzing historical precedents, scholarly interpretations, and the political implications of secular governance in Muslim-majority societies. It challenges the misconception that Islam and secularism are inherently incompatible and argues for a nuanced approach that respects both religious values and democratic principles. Islams Dynamic Approach to [] The post Islam and Secularism: Reconciling Faith, Governance, an

The moon was unseen, yet life transformed completely winds, weather, birds, stars, mornings, and evenings all illuminated by a divine glow. The sky, a vast prison of splendor, bore witness to the changes unfolding before us. The streets buzzed with energy some rushing for Taraweeh, others searching for their caps. Women busied themselves with Sehri [] The post Ramadan Reflections: Childhood Memories of Fasting and Festivities first appeared on .

Why Do Anger Issues Develop? Anger is often misunderstood. It is a secondary emotion, meaning it stems from deeper feelings like sadness, grief, or shame. When people feel ignored, dismissed, or gaslit for too long, they become desperate to be heard. Anger becomes their tool for gaining attention and connection. Even if it results in [] The post Understanding and Managing Anger Issues first appeared on .

A rose by any other name would smell as sweet. A woman, too, is defined by her beauty, grace, and the essence she brings to the world a divine gift to be cherished, nurtured, and celebrated. Puberty: The Beginning of Womanhood A girl undergoes a profound transformation as she matures into a woman. Puberty marks [] The post Womens Health: A Journey Through Lifes Stages first appeared on .

Ahmednagar: Rafiq Patel, a sugar mill worker from Moolagaon, Maharashtra, defied financial hardships to see his three sons Azharuddin (31), Mohsin (29), and Ramiz (27) become doctors. Despite limited resources, the brothers shared a single set of textbooks, gifted by a village organization, and excelled in their studies. Inspired by their mothers serious accident in [] The post Maharashtra Family Triumphs: Three Brothers Become Doctors first appeared on .

Trichys AIMAN College of Arts and Science for Women has been awarded the prestigious A Grade in its first cycle of accreditation by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC). NAAC, an autonomous body under the Indian government supported by the University Grants Commission (UGC), assesses and accredits higher education institutions across India. A Legacy [] The post AIMAN College Earns Prestigious A Grade in NAAC Accreditation first appeared on .

Hyderabad: A Right to Information (RTI) inquiry has exposed significant delays in the disbursement of scholarship funds meant for minority students in Telangana. Data from the Office of the Commissioner, Minority Welfare, reveals that 75% of the allocated funds under the Maintenance of Tuition Fees (MTF) and Reimbursement of Tuition Fees (RTF) programs remain unutilized. [] The post RTI Reveals Underutilization of Minority Scholarship Funds in Telangana first appeared on .

AMU Hosts Thought-Provoking Lectures on Science in the Quran Aligarh: As part of its ongoing Quran Extension Lecture Series, Aligarh Muslim Universitys (AMU) K.A. Nizami Centre for Quranic Studies hosted two insightful talks exploring scientific perspectives in the Quran. Quran and Pharmacology Professor Syed Ziaur Rahman from the Department of Pharmacology discussed The Quran and [] The post Quranic Insights on Therapeutic Drugs and Animal Life first appeared on .

UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanaths recent statement on Urdu has sparked significant controversy. Referring to Urdu as the language of Kath Mullahs, he expressed strong opposition when the opposition demanded that Urdu be included in the proceedings of the House along with other languages. His remarks, People become Kath Mullahs and Maulvis by studying Urdu; [] The post The Controversy Over Urdu: A Reflection on Language and Politics first appeared on .

Chapra (Bihar): Taiba Afroz, a young woman from Jalalpur, Saran district, has made history as the first female commercial pilot from her village. Her journey is a testament to perseverance, family support, and sacrifice. Despite financial hardships, Taibas father, a small grocery store owner, sold his land to fund her pilot training. Ive wanted to [] The post Village Girl Taiba Afroz Becomes Commercial Pilot first appeared on .

Delegation Visits Affected Institutions, Assures Legal Support The delegation met madrasa administrators and the Chairman of the Madrasa Board to understand the legal challenges faced by the institutions. Maulana Qasmi assured full legal and constitutional support, emphasizing that religious madrasas are protected under the Indian Constitution. He cited a Supreme Court interim stay preventing the [] The post Jamiat (M) Demands Reopening of Shut Madrasas in Uttarakhand first appeared on .

Aligarh: The Department of History, Aligarh Muslim University (AMU), organized a two-day National Seminar on Sufis of India and Their Contribution to the Promotion of Learning and Communal Harmony (12th to 19th Century) on February 27, 2025. Prof. Hassan Imam, Chairperson of the Department of History, welcomed the gathering, highlighting Sufisms role in fostering unity [] The post AMU Hosts National Seminar on Sufism and Communal Harmony first appeared on .

Muslim Community Condemns Targeted Action Dehradun: The BJP-led Uttarakhand government has shut down 84 madrasas, triggering protests and accusations of discrimination. The closures primarily affected Muslim-majority districts 43 in Dehradun, 9 in Udham Singh Nagar, and 31 in Haridwar and Nainital. Governments Justification & Community Backlash Officials claim the move ensures legal compliance, but critics [] The post Crackdown on Madrasas: 84 Islamic Schools Shut in Uttarakhand first appeared o

Bengaluru: The Karnataka government has introduced a bill in the Legislative Assembly to provide a 4% reservation for Muslims in public contracts. Law and Parliamentary Affairs Minister H.K. Patil tabled the Karnataka Transparency in Public Procurements (Amendment) Bill, 2025 on March 18, implementing a proposal from Chief Minister Siddaramaiahs 2025-26 Budget. The bill amends the [] The post Karnataka Tables Bill for 4% Muslim Quota in Public Contracts first appeared on .

True Surrender: Detachment, Not Submission Surrender is not mere submission it is detachment from personal desires, making the heart fully receptive to Allah. Detachment Brings Peace Letting go of worldly expectations leads to inner peace. Attachment breeds sorrow. Becoming Allahs Instrument Through surrender, we act, but entrust the outcome to Allah. Fear fades, replaced by [] The post The Power of Surrender first appeared on .

Ramadan is not just a month it is a transformation. As you move forward, reflect on your spiritual progress and strive to maintain and improve your habits. Fasting in Shawwal: A Years Reward The Prophet (saw) said: Whoever fasts the month of Ramadan and follows it with six days of Shawwal, it will be [] The post Post-Ramadan: Sustaining the Spirit first appeared on .

After a month of fasting, Id al-Fitr is a time for celebration, gratitude, and togetherness. It is a day of eating, drinking, and rejoicing in a halal way, as the Prophet (saw) said: These are days of eating and drinking, and celebrations for the people of Islam. The Meaning of Id al-Fitr Fitr means [] The post Id al-Fitr: A Day of Joy & Gratitude first appeared on .

Both Itikaf (Islamic spiritual retreat) and Vipassana (Buddhist silent meditation) involve seclusion, self-discipline, and introspection, but their purpose, practice, and philosophy are vastly different. Lets break down the key differences: 1 Purpose: The Core Intentions Itikaf (Islamic Seclusion) To seek closeness to Allah through worship, prayer, and reflection. To disconnect from worldly [] The post Itikaf vs. Vipassana: The Difference Between Islamic Seclusion and Buddhist Meditation firs

One of the last obligations before Id al-Fitr is Zakat al-Fitr, a special charity that purifies our fasting and helps those in need. The Purpose of Zakat al-Fitr Zakat al-Fitr serves two main purposes: 1. Purification It cleanses any shortcomings in our fasting. 2. Support for the Needy It ensures everyone can celebrate [] The post Zakat al-Fitr: The Final Act of Ramadan first appeared on .

Charity is a pillar of Islam, an act of sincerity, compassion, and purification of wealth. Yet, in todays world, it has become seasonal, performative, and commercialized. Every year, as Ramadan begins, there is a frenzied race to distribute food kits to the poor, but it is often accompanied by cameras, selfies, and marketing tactics. NGOs, [] The post The Business of Ramadan Charity: Where Have We Gone Wrong? first appeared on .

While fasting during Ramadan may seem challenging, it presents a unique opportunity to reset your body, mind, and soul. With the right approach, you can maintain energy, stay active, and nurture your well-being throughout the holy month. Nourish Your Body Your pre-dawn meal (suhur) is your fuel for the day. Opt for complex carbs like [] The post Fasting and Fitness: A Healthy Ramadan Guide first appeared on .

1. Intention (Niyyah) Commit to Spiritual Retreat Before entering Itikaf, make a sincere intention: I am observing Itikaf solely for the pleasure of Allah, seeking closeness to Him. It can be done for the last ten nights or even a shorter period (a day or two). 2. Choose a Secluded Space [] The post How to Perform Itikaf: Steps & Tips first appeared on .

What is Autophagy? Autophagy is the bodys natural process of cellular cleansing, where it removes damaged cells and regenerates new ones. Fasting, especially in Ramadan, enhances autophagy, promoting better health, longevity, and disease prevention. How to Maximize Autophagy During Ramadan Fasting Step 1: Extend Fasting Hours Autophagy is triggered after 1216 hours of fasting. [] The post Autophagy Fasting & Health Benefits in Ramadan: A Step-by-Step Guide first appeared on .

Zakat is a fundamental pillar of Islam, meant for purification of wealth, supporting the needy, and uplifting the Muslim Ummah. However, in todays materialistic world, Zakat has become a battleground between different institutions secular education vs. madrasas, modernity vs. tradition, dunya vs. akhirah. The wealthy are emotionally manipulated by speeches quoting the Quran and Hadith, [] The post Zakat: Obligation or Emotional Marketing? Where Are We Heading? first appeared on .

1 Belief in the 27th Night as Laylatul Qadr Many Muslims assume that the 27th night of Ramadan is Laylatul Qadr (the Night of Decree). Since this is a highly virtuous night, they rush to complete the Quran in Tarawih, hoping to gain maximum reward. Indeed, We sent the Quran down during the Night [] The post Reasons for Completing the Quran on the 27th Night first appeared on .

The Prophet Muhammad (saw) said: Whoever gives food to a fasting person to break his fast will have a reward like his, without it detracting from the fasting persons reward in the slightest. (Tirmidhi) This beautiful Hadith was meant to encourage generosity, humility, and care for the less fortunate. However, in todays reality, it [] The post Iftar: From Worship to Worldly Competition first appeared on .

Yes, Ramadan is the best opportunity to transition from Nafs-e-Ammarah (the commanding self) to Nafs-e-Mutmainnah (the peaceful, contented self). The process of fasting, when done with sincerity and awareness, helps purify the soul, weaken the lower desires (Nafs), and strengthen the connection with Allah. Understanding the Stages of the Nafs 1 Nafs-e-Ammarah (The Commanding Self) [] The post Shifting from Nafs-e-Ammarah to Nafs-e-Mutmainnah Through Fasting in Ramadan first appeared on .

It is a common observation that mosques are full in the first week of Ramadan and on the 27th night, but attendance fades in between. This inconsistency shows that many Muslims approach Ramadan as a seasonal event rather than a way of life. The challenge is to shift from ritualistic Islam to living Islam with [] The post Reviving the Spirit of Ramadan: From Ritual to Lifestyle first appeared on .

Ramadan is more than a month of fasting it is a time of deep spiritual refinement, self-discipline, and inner transformation. The word Tarbiya in Islamic tradition refers to nurturing, growth, and development both physically and spiritually. Just as the body is trained to abstain from food and drink, the soul is trained to develop taqwa [] The post Nurturing the Soul: Tarbiya During Ramadan first appeared on .

The Islamic Studies Association (ISA) warmly welcomes the arrival of Ramadan, a time of spiritual renewal and solidarity with our Muslim brothers and sisters in South Asia and across the world. In 2025, Ramadan begins on March 2nd and concludes with the joyous celebration of Eid ul-Fitr on March 30th. Notably, this year, Ramadan coincides [] The post A Season of Reflection and Solidarity: Welcoming Ramadan and Lent first appeared on .

Ramadan, originally a time for self-restraint, spiritual purification, and reconnecting with Allah, has sadly become, for many, a month of feasting instead of fasting. The very purpose of fasting to develop Taqwa (God-consciousness), discipline, and empathy is often lost in overindulgence, excessive socializing, and disrupted routines. 1 The Reality: Feasting Instead of Fasting Many [] The post Ramadan: A Month of Fasting or Feasting? first appeared on .

Ramadan is not just about hunger and thirst it is a training period to shift from bodily desires and mental distractions to a purified heart (Qalb-e-Salim), as mentioned in the Quran: The Day when neither wealth nor children will benefit [anyone], except he who comes to Allah with a sound heart (Qalb-e-Salim). (Quran 26:88-89) If [] The post 30-Day Ramadan Training for Mind and Body to Attain Qalb-e-Salim (A Pure Heart) first appeared on .

The Holy Quran says: And (further) their Prophet said to them: A sign of his authority is that there shall come to you the Ark of the Covenant, with (an assurance) therein of security from your Lord. And the relics left by the family of Moses and the family of Aaron, carried by angels. In [] The post The Taboot-E-Sakina (The Ark of The Covenant) first appeared on .

The passing of Maulana Jafar Masood Hasni Nadvi has left a profound void in the hearts of many. A devout scholar and humble servant of Islam, he tragically departed this world on January 15, 2025, in Rae Bareli, Uttar Pradesh, after a road accident. His loss is mourned deeply by the Muslim community in India [] The post In Loving Memory of Maulana Jafar Masood Hasni Nadvi first appeared on .

New Delhi: Nawab Salahuddin Khan, the visionary philanthropist behind the Rahmani Foundation, passed away in Chicago at the age of 90. A generous benefactor, Khan donated his historic mansion, Nawab Koti, located at Belan Bazar in Munger, to the Rahmani Foundation, an organization established in 1996 by the late Maulana Mohammad Wali Rahmani. Khans passing, [] The post Philanthropist Nawab Salahuddin Khan Passes Away at 90 in Chicago first appeared on .

Some of the Participants Share Their Experiences: I feel free, calm, and have learned to listen from the heart. Its an ocean of humanity. I have learned to distinguish between truth (haqq) and falsehood (batil), emerging from darkness into light. An excellent workshop. It was truly excellent. A great initiative [] The post A Journey from Darkness to Light: Insights on Life and Spirituality first appeared on .

A teacher once asked her students, What do you want to be in life? Answers varied doctor, lawyer, accountant but one response stood out: I want to be a Sahaabi. While no one can become a Sahaabi, this childs answer reflected his admiration for the qualities of the Sahaabah (radhiyallahu anhum), such as their piety, [] The post Are We Preparing Our Children for Paradise? first appeared on .

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of our dear friend and well-wisher, Br. M.B.Mohideen Ghazali, on January 21, 2025, after a few months of illness. Born on January 26, 1963, Br. Ghazali was a successful businessman in Riyadh, managing Zee Express Freight Co. Ltd. His passion for personal and spiritual development [] The post Br. Ghazli (19632025) first appeared on .

Have you ever gone trekking on a whim, driven solely by motivation and adrenaline? Thats exactly what I did during the 11th Leadership Development Program of the Discover Yourself initiative by Sadathullah Khan (and also during the 7th and 8th programs). On the 5th day of the workshop, we visited Bagepalli, a tranquil site in [] The post Climbing the Wisdom Paradise Hill: A Journey of Growth and Resilience first appeared on .

May Allah (SWT) guide us to follow His guidance and uphold modesty and humility in all aspects of life. Ameen.Dawn of 13-01-2025: Renowned activist Malala Yousafzai has called on the international community to reject and resist the Talibans policies enforcing gender apartheid, which deny Afghan women and girls their basic rights, including access to education. [] The post Malala Urges Against Validating Taliban Gender Apartheid first appeared on .

Spirituality in Islam transcends individual growth, extending its influence to the collective well-being of communities and the broader realm of humanity. A spiritually enriched individual fosters harmony, justice, and compassion, creating a ripple effect that uplifts society. Eof how spirituality impacts both communities and humanity: 1. Building a Spiritually Conscious Community a. Strengthening Unity and [] The post The Impact of Spirituality (Ruhaniyath) on Community and Humanity first appea

The recent suicide of Kriti, a talented student in Kota, has brought attention to the immense pressure students face in the pursuit of academic excellence. Her heartbreaking note reveals the struggles many children endure silently, urging systemic change in education and parenting. The Plea for Change Kriti directly addressed the Government of India and the [] The post Kota Tragedy: A Call to Reform Education and Parenting first appeared on .