The fasts of Ramadan are a sacred pillar of Islam. They are an act of deep, personal devotion between a Muslim and Allah (SWT). It’s a time of immense spiritual growth and self-discipline. Because the Ramadan fast is so sacred, violating it is a serious matter. Our faith is built
Ramadan is a time of incredible spiritual connection and blessing. But when you are expecting a baby, the joy of the month can also come with a lot of worry and questions. “Should I be fasting?” “Is it safe for my baby?” “If I miss my fasts, what do I
All through the 30 days of Ramadan, we try our very best. We wake up for Suhoor, we hold back from food and drink all day, and we try to be the best versions of ourselves. We try to be more patient, to pray more, and to avoid bad habits.
As the holy month of Ramadan draws to a close, our hearts fill with a mix of sadness for its departure and excitement for the celebration of Eid al-Fitr. It’s a time of immense spiritual reward. Before we can begin our celebrations, however, there is one final, crucial duty every
The joy of Eid al-Fitr is built on beautiful traditions. We wear our best clothes, we visit family, and we share in the happiness of a day gifted to us by Allah (SWT). For children, a huge part of that happiness comes from receiving presents. This is where a loving
Eid morning. For so many of us, those two words bring a rush of happy memories. It’s the smell of seviyan or a special breakfast cooking. It’s the sound of the Takbirat playing. It’s the crisp, new feeling of your best Eid clothes, laid out and waiting for you. For
