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Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Foundation Writes To Muslims

SHEIKH TAMIM BIN HAMAD FOUNDATION STBHF Stbhf2017@gmail.com; solidaritywithqatar2017@gmail.com Freetown, Sierra Leone. West Africa 20th April, 2023 Praise is due to Allah, Lord of the worlds, may the blessings and peace be upon our master Muḥammad (pbuh), the last of prophets, on his family, and all his companions. My Dear Muslim…

Over 1,500 benefit from 3rd Haddathna programme

Doha: Over 1,500 people including students from 44 countries have benefited from 3rd Haddathna (reciting prophetic traditions) programme of the Minist...

Awqaf Ministry launches 3rd 'Haddathna' programme

Doha: The Ministry of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs has launched the third programme of Noble Hadith Council Haddathna (Recite Prophetic Traditions) to...

Tu B'shevat Seders and Reform Judaism | Allen S. Maller

From the blog of Allen S. Maller at The Times of Israel

Can Muslims Greet or Congratulate Non-Muslims on their Festivals?, By Murtadha Gusau

The only exception to this rule is that Muslims should not eat their meat if it was slaughtered in the name of a god besides Allah.

The Prohibition of Tribalism In Islam, By Murtada Gusau

How The Quran And Sunnah Helped Evolve A Scientific Public Health System?

Ajaz Afzal Lone Modern scientific medical science accepts and adopted the measures provided in Islam to deal with a pandemic. Islam has played a pivotal role in the development of health care, medicine and healthy lifestyle A photograph of the Haramain Sharifain taken on April 3, 2021 The World Health Organization (WHO) defines health as not merely the absence of disease but a state of the total well-being of an individual, physically, mentally and socially. In the Constitution of India, public health is not expressly mentioned as a fundamental right. However, the Apex Court in State of Punjab v Mohinder Singh Chawla, expanded the horizon of the right to life by holding that the right to health is integral to the right to life and the government has a constitutional responsibility to provide health care facilities.

Islam and Judaism on religious leaders's self-righteous arrogance is sinful | Allen S. Maller

From the blog of Allen S. Maller at The Times of Israel

KEEPING PEOPLE'S FAULTS A SECRET

KEEPING PEOPLE’S FAULTS A SECRET By Ismail Ahmed|   Updated: 6th April 2021 1:03 pm IST (Related by Al-Bukhari in Al-Adab Al-Mufrad and Ahmad). Sometimes we are faced with a situation where quoting an incident or a person’s behavior may serve a good purpose. Is it acceptable, from the Islamic point of view, to give such a report, or does that come under backbiting, which is forbidden in Islam? This is a question that we are often faced with in a wide variety of situations. Because backbiting is strongly repudiated in Islam, good Muslims hesitate to say anything about other people, even when what they have to say does not detract from the person so spoken of in any way.