Connecting “Ikhlaqiyat and Mammallat” -Faith, Moral Values, Humility and the Daily Challenges of Contemporary Society Dr. Fiaz Maqbool Fazili The Friday Lecture (sermon)occupies a special and sacred place in the life of a Muslim. It is a weekly opportunity to pause, reflect, remember Allah, examine our conduct and renew our commitment to the values of…
Mohammad Younis Bhat (Zahid) Guidance Regarding Trials, Disputes, and Social Disorder The Qur’an gives us principles for recognizing and avoiding fitnah, while the Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ provides practical guidance for dealing with it.The teachings of the Prophet ﷺ show us that fitnah may begin with something very small a careless statement, suspicion,…
Makkah and Madinah belong to the spiritual heart of the Muslim world; their sanctity must never become a casualty of war and geopolitics. Khurshid Ahmad Akhoon There are moments when the political conflicts of the Middle East cease to be merely matters of strategy, territory or regional rivalry and touch something far deeper—the religious conscience…
Development must have a human face, but human concerns cannot become a permanent roadblock to development. Anil Kumar Sharma If a country and its people have a vision to see their nation developed, there must also be a clear thought and collective resolve to create the infrastructure required to support that vision. Development cannot remain…
The most authentic tribute to a humble person is not to make ourselves prominent in his memory, but to make his values relevant in the lives of others. Dr. Fiaz Maqbool Fazili There are moments when we attend a memorial not merely to remember someone who is no longer with us, but to ask ourselves…
