Teaching Children about Patience in the Month of Ramadan
Along with its infinite blessings, Ramadan brings with it loving memories that fill our minds and hearts. We may remember all the family members who joined us for delicious [...]
Faith
Parenting the Soul
From the moment we become parents, the thing that we want most is for our children to be happy and successful. Everything we do for them is focused on achieving this goal, [...]
Repentance: the premise of all worships
Repentance is a key concept in all monotheistic religions and all Abrahamic faiths have stressed its religious importance. On the contrary, other religions do not emphasise [...]
St George – The Iranian – Arab who became the Patron Saint of England
The figure of St George is wrapped in mystery. For centuries historians have tried to establish who he really was, and when and where he lived. The little information we [...]
Love; The core of Islamic Ethics
Islamic ethics is the code of morals that a believer follows in their daily life. That is the total code of conduct that shapes his life and guides him through this world [...]
5 ways to get closer to God
It is the never-ending pursuit of any God-fearing Muslim to get closer to his Lord and establish a relationship and connection with Him. The problem many Muslims face [...]
Migration in the name of Faith
Migration has a special place in the historiography of the world’s great religions. The early histories of Judaism, Christianity and Islam are replete with tales [...]
Allamah Tabatab’i Award (ATAward)
In this day and age education level of the young members of the community has crucial and decisive role for the future of that community and society. In order to succeed in [...]
Conference: Faith in a Secular Society and the Future of Faith in the UK
On the 12th of September representatives of Christian and Muslim organisations met in north London to discuss and share ideas on the current situation of faith within society [...]
The Magna Carta and Prophet Muhammad’s Charter of Medina: How are they related?
800 years ago at Runnymede, near Windsor, rebellious English barons forced King John to sign Magna Carta, ‘the Great Charter’. A political document redefining the limits [...]
