Protecting our Children from Lying
The doorbell rang in the house of the grandfather, and four-year-old Fahd ran to open the door. Soon, he returned running and jumping, announcing the visitor to his grandfather, “Grandpa! Shaykh Al ‘Uthaymeen is...
Tagged: Ethics
Is Apostasy a Capital Crime in Islam?
By Dr. Jamal A. Badawi** Apr. 26, 2006 Introduction · Methodology · Evidence from the Qur’an · Evidence from Hadith · Actions and Interpretation of the Companions and the First Generation · ...
Golden Principles of Raising Children
Golden Principles of Raising Children by Imam Abu Hamid Muhammad Al-Ghazali Golden Principles of Raising Children By Imam Abu Hamid Muhammad Al-Ghazali (May God Shower His Mercy Upon Him) From Imam Ghazali’s...
Muslims on the Internet: the Good, the Bad…the Ugly
by Huma Ahmad The era of the technological age is upon us. We communicate in seconds with e-mails and fax’s. Information of every type is accessible to anyone with a modem from what was...
Promises in Islam
Promises, Promises… by Sumayyah bint Joan ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ No two words can invoke as much hope and confidence as, “I promise.” As children we are taught that promises are unbreakable pledges which cannot be defaulted...
Morality and Ethics in Islam
By Khalid Latif (edited by IslamReligion) Islam is a comprehensive way of life, and morality is one of the cornerstones Islam. Morality is one of the fundamental sources of a nation’s strength, just as...
Consideration for Neighbours
Prophet Muhammad, may God shower him with His praises, is a man loved by all Muslims. He is honoured and respected by countless others and considered influential in both religious and secular matters. Mahatma...
Respect (part 3 of 3)
By Aisha Stacey In the previous articles about respect, we discussed how respect for each other, our environment and ourselves was inherent in the religion of Islam. The concept of treating ourselves and everything...
Respect (part 2 of 3)
By Aisha Stacey In this new century punctuated by astounding technological advancement, and instant global communication it has become commonplace to hear people talk about respect, or lack of it. One hears about...
Respect (1-3)
The condition of being honoured esteemed or well regarded. This is the most commonly understood definition of respect. In fact, the thesaurus goes on the describe respect as a courteous regard for peoples feelings...
