Human life is the most precious resource in the world, and as such, it is essential to honor, protect, and respect it.
In moments of distress, uncertainty, and need, turning to duas—prayers or supplications—in Islam offers spiritual comfort and a profound connection with Allah. Duas for needs and worries hold a special place as they provide believers with a way to seek divine assistance, ease anxieties, and find hope when worldly efforts…
Prayer, called salah, is the essence of worship in Islam, while supplication—known as dua—is its soul. Muslims regularly turn to Allah not just in prescribed prayers but also through heartfelt duas, especially seeking acceptance of their requests and approval for their undertakings through Duas for Prayer Acceptance and Seeking Approval.…
Provision, or Rizq, is one of the most fundamental blessings bestowed by Allah upon His creation. It encompasses not only wealth and livelihood but also sustenance, health, and overall well-being. Muslims believe that all provision comes from Allah, the All-Sustainer, and therefore seek His help and mercy through duas (supplications)…
Healing and health are among the ultimate blessings we seek in life. When we or our loved ones face illnesses or ailments, the heart naturally turns to prayer, hoping for relief and restoration. In Islam, supplication (dua) is a powerful means of connecting to Allah for mercy, strength, and cure.…
Studying and achieving success require not just effort and dedication but also spiritual support and guidance. In the Islamic tradition, dua (supplication) serves as a powerful tool to seek Allah’s help in all aspects of life, including education and career advancement. Students and professionals alike turn to dua for studying…
Traveling is a significant part of life, whether for work, education, leisure, or fulfilling religious duties like Hajj. In Islam, traveling comes with its set of etiquettes and supplications (duas) that seek Allah’s protection, guidance, and blessings during the journey. The dua for traveling is a beautiful spiritual practice that…
Maymunah bint al-Harith (RA) holds a revered place in Islamic history as the eleventh and final wife of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). Born around 594 CE, her original name was Barra, which the Prophet later changed to Maymunah, meaning “blessed” or “one who brings good tidings.” Her…
Safiyya bint Huyayy was a wife of Prophet Muhammad, born into the Jewish Banu Nadir tribe in Medina, who converted to Islam and is honored as a “Mother of the Believers”. Her marriage to the Prophet followed the Battle of Khaybar, where her husband and father were killed, and she…
Ramla bint Abi Sufyan, famously known as Umm Habiba, holds a distinguished place in Islamic history as one of the revered wives of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). Daughter of Abu Sufyan, an initially staunch opponent of Islam, she embraced the faith at a young age and witnessed some…
Juwairiya bint al-Harith was a notable and revered figure in early Islamic history, best known as the eighth wife of the Prophet Muhammad and as a Mother of the Believers. She hailed from the prominent Banu Mustaliq clan, being the daughter of its chief, Al-Harith ibn Abi Dirar. Her life…
