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Gems & Jewels: From the Wise Sayings of Luqman
“If you’re in prayer, take care of your heart; if you’re eating, take care of your thorat; if you’re in another man’s house, take care of your eyes; if you are among people, take care of your tongue. Remember two matters and forget two matters: Remember Allah and death; forget any good that you have done to another and any evil that was done to you by another.” Gems and Jewels: Wise sayings, Interesting Events & Moral Lessons from Islamic History Compiled by: Abdul-Malik Mujahid Darussalm

Memorize Quran Online Free
I was recently turned on to this amazing program from ImaanStar.com It is called Juz30 Install the program, download the part of the Quran you want to memorize and it takes you through it step by step.  Play.  Repeat.  Play.  Repeat. Features User Profiles – anyone in your household can have their own profile for memorization Drag and Drop ayas into you “heart” – a graphical way to view your memorization progress Drag and Drop whole suras you know already to get started. High Quality Uthmani Arabic Script English translation by Muhsin Khan (can be turned off) Transl

How To Guard Your Husband’s Honor As Allah Has Commanded
By Sadaf Farooqi Traditionally, occupations such as cooking, sewing, fashion designing and interior decorating were considered the exclusive terrain of women. Today, however, they have all witnessed incursions by men, to some extent. One domain, though, still remains predominantly women’s-only, and that is home-making. This is because it is woman’s innate nature to be the master of her home. As manager, guard and coordinator, she happily does the household chores and caters to her family’s needs, while the husband, more often than not the chief breadwinner, remains absent throughout the day at work. Allah has acknowledged this aspect of the functional famil

Menses at time of Laylatul Qadr
Menses at time of Laylatul Qadr by Dr. Saleh As-Saleh (Rahimahullah) – Transcribed Lecture The woman in her menses in her last ten days of Ramadhaan is still beneficial for her to get up in the last third of the night to make du’a as she cannot make salaah, of course . It is beneficial to make du’a in the third of the night and this is open for the one who is in a state of ritual purity or ritual impurity. So there is nothing wrong with that. And the woman in menses also could recite Qur’an from her memory and could make remembrances. All of that. And we can refer you to the book, Natural Blood of Woman by our Shaykh Ibn Uthaymeen. Check this book insha Alla