Where The Heart Remembers
by Tania Lin. For years, my heart had clung to strength as a form of survival—armouring up, guarding every wound. But in surrender, what remained was only love and relief.
Closer to the Qur’an, Step by Step
By Batrisyia Nerva Abdullah. Even though I’m still learning the letters and sounds, I know that every small step counts.
Journey Away, Journey Within
by Nur Diyanah Hayyuni. The retreat wasn’t just a break from the world. It was a return. A return to the self, to purpose, to Allah ﷻ.
Unlocking States With Halal Weed; Tajweed
By Zulfikar. If taken seriously and with focus, recitation of the Quran can be both a workout as well as a sense of enjoyment as one would when engaging in an artform.
Invitation From The One
by Syazana Abdul Malik. To witness people from every corner of the earth, each with their own story, gathered together in unity—yet, when the takbir is uttered, 'Allahu Akbar,' you see hearts and souls aligned as one.
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O Messenger, I came to Madinah
By Kashful Ilahi. I stand here in Madinah, where your shadow once fell, Where the stones feel like witnesses, where your smile once softened hearts, where revelation descended like Nur upon Nur.
By The Light Of The Prophet’s Moon
By Zulfikar. My spirit blooms bright. Ready to leave this vessel. Bright Visions burst forth.
If the Veils were Lifted
By Ruqoyah Mazlan. Invite us back again and again, better each time. A better servant to Allah, and a truer follower of you, Ya Rasulullah.
A Letter To My Beloved Prophet Muhammadﷺ
By Nur Hidayah. Ya Rasulullah ﷺ, I ask Allahﷻ to help me carry Madinah within me wherever I go. To soften my character, to increase my patience in whatever I deal with and to live by your sunnah not only in my actions, but in my heart as well.
To The One I Long To Meet
By Noor A’isha binte Mohamed Sameer. I would like to thank you for everything you have done for your ummah. Because of you, we have Islam as our guidance. We have learned how to pray, how to treat others with respect, and how to live a life that pleases Allahﷻ
A Young Hearts Love For Rasullulah
By Batrisya Nerva Abdullah. My biggest dua is to see you one day, even if it’s just in a dream or for a short moment. I imagine how peaceful it would be to see you and hear your gentle words.
Ya Rasullullah, What Have We Done To Deserve You?
By Jayson Ishaq Ang. What have we done to merit a Prophet so beloved that earlier prophets and the righteous wished to be among your ummah?
Forgive Me, Ya Rasul
By Naqiyah Ahmad Murad. Ya Rasulullah, you were a Messenger for us so that we may follow your footsteps towards our Rabb. Yet, the state of your ummah is worsening, and I am partly to blame with my ghaflah.
The Mirror of A Rose
By Tania Ruhul Inayah Lin. Fragrant in spirit, humble, yet strong, Mercy and strength where hearts belong. Yet what remains is the Rose — its secret to show, A mirror of the Beloved ﷺ we know.
In The Quiet Of My Heart, Ya Rasullulah ﷺ
By Liza Abdullah Curazon. I have lived long enough to see seasons change, children grow, grandchildren placed into my arms, prayers answered, and prayers delayed.
Reflection on the Prophet ﷺ
By Siti Nuraisyah. If our Prophet ﷺ hadn't gone through the toils of spreading the word of Islam, Islam wouldn't have reached me, miraculously, more than 1400 years after he lived.
The Prophet’s Pulpit
By Rita Gupta. His words brought peace to every heart, easing the burdens people bear. He showed the world a path of mercy.
The Most Grateful Slave
By Kabeerah Ali. I left you barefoot in faith and turned away. My eyes are dry, wandering aimless through this life.
Echoes Of Light In The Valley Of Trials
By Khadijahmah Bte Abdul Barik. The love and peace shared among all of us truly touched my heart. It reminded me of how important it is to have good company in this journey of faith, and how together, we can lift each other up.
What’s Beautiful About the Qur’an?
By Tiara Asherah. And what used to feel like an illiterate looking at ink stained on paper, finally felt like a live audience with The Writer.
Learning That Tajweed Is An Important Aspect Of The Quran
By Hameeda Bee. Given my age I sometimes struggle to grasp the tajweed rules or makhraj (articulation points) of the Arabic letters) but I will not let this stop me from my new learning journey with the Quran.
Connecting with the Quran: A Journey from Obligation to Heartfelt Connection
By Irfana Fatimah Binte Mahmood. Soon, I was immersed. The sounds of the MRT, the announcements, the chatter around me all faded. It was just me and the Quran. It felt as though Allah was speaking directly to me, knowing the exact struggles I was facing.
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The Urge
by Ibrahim Bryan Low. And I remember that I couldn’t sleep that night. A fear took over me and the reality of
Three Letters, Infinite Lessons: Bismillah for This Path
By Lee Shermin @ Aminah Lee. I need to learn, study and strive in the excellence of reading, reciting and connecting to
In The Quiet Of My Heart, Ya Rasullulah ﷺ
By Liza Abdullah Curazon. I have lived long enough to see seasons change, children grow, grandchildren placed into my arms, prayers answered,
A Seclusion For The Divine
By Zulfikar. The barrier was never His Majesty's absence, but our lack of realisation. The retreat, culminating in that open-air dhikr, served
The World AKA The Restroom Pitstop
by Rose Of Madinah. Though the life on this world may seem like lengthy decades, one tends to forget that the journeying
Breaking Free from Mechanical Worship: A Seeker’s Journey Through the Levels of Faith
By Jayson Ishaq Ang. I used to think being a Muslim who utters the Shahadah alone was enough. My prayers were mechanical
Ramadhan Through The Years
by Eunice Safiyah Tan. I felt like this was my actual conversion because honestly when I
Never Too Late
By Liza Nerva Abdullah I was born in a family of mixed parentage. A multi-talented musical
He Was Waiting For Me
by Naqiyah Ahmad Murad. You see, it’s not like I didn’t know who Allah was, I
The Search for Purpose
by Mairi Kants (Sarah Maryam). Even though I wasn’t a practicing Christian, I have always believed
Second Chance
by Muhammad Aalif Tan. I began to question life and the purpose of our existence. What
Directly From God
by Tania Lin. I attended church and served actively as a “Sunday Christian.” My worldly lifestyle
Awakening to Eternity
by Jayson Ishaq Ang. I had been misguided by my whims and fancies; taking for granted
Fit To Be Guided?
by Kaldeep Singh (Khalid Al Walid). I was born into a Sikh family and everything was
My Parents Embraced Islam Too
by Ayman Toh. He felt bring morally good was sufficient and there wasn’t any need to
Don’t Forget Me
by Naqiyah Ahmad. Maybe you fell and relapsed last week. You feel worthless and hopeless yet
Yours Sincerely
by Hasanudeen Bin Anisur Rahman. Do we truly regret the actions of our past and are
The Gift of Guidance
by Neha Singh. Through these struggles, however, I learned five important formulas to remain connected to
The True Battle
by Khadijah Lim. One of the most effective ways to fight against the nafs is the
Breaking Free from Mechanical Worship: A Seeker’s Journey Through the Levels of Faith
By Jayson Ishaq Ang. I used to think being a Muslim who utters the Shahadah alone
The Yearly Ignition In The Heart
By Muhammed Arif Bin Syed Sulaiman. These moments renew our hearts and deepen our understanding of
Epitome of Manners (Adab)
by Rose Of Madinah. Behave before him. Impress him. Contribute to his cause. Share his burden.
The State We Should Be In
By Muhammad Aalif Tan. But the greatest injustice is to not put the knowledge into practice
The Power of Zikr and Du’a and The Prophet’s Pulpit
by Rita Gupta. Now, I can say with complete certainty that I am lucky to be
A Breeze Of Mercy
by Fatima Lin. And then, something beautiful happened. A soft breeze came—cool, refreshing, and perfectly timed.
Invitation From The One
by Syazana Abdul Malik. To witness people from every corner of the earth, each with their
The Treasure I Cherish
by Mona Barik. To be in collective worship during these nights—surrounded by sisters and brothers in
The Best Birthday Present
by Nur Hazlinda D/O Haja Maideen. Traveling with your teacher and the jemaah you seek knowledge
Journey To My Beloved
by Muhammad Aalif Tan. Seeking knowledge, particularly knowledge of Allah, is also a form of worship.
Wiping the Dust off my Quran
By Nur Hazlinda. But as a child, unaware of the Quran’s true value, I saw it
Every Sound Has Its Place
By Muhammad Syafiq Bin Marzuki. But when I joined this Quran class again, I realised how
Closer to the Qur’an, Step by Step
By Batrisyia Nerva Abdullah. Even though I’m still learning the letters and sounds, I know that
Learning and Growing Through the Words of Allah
By Fatimah Lin. I often find myself reflecting on my own shortcomings, recognizing how much I
Between Precision & Beauty: A Reflection on Learning Quran
By Muhammad Akid Bin Abdul Rahim. When that time came, my Ustaz taught us how to
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Are you Ready to Convert to Iman & Ihsan?
by Rose Of Madinah. Are we going to be the community that lets the hard work
Why Islam is True? A Rational Believer’s Toolkit
by Mohamed Jafaran Khan. Rational Believer’s toolkit is something that is meant to be shared and
Domino Effect
by Rafiq Hariz. We need to be cognizant in breaking away from associating effects solely with
Science & God
by Siti Sarah. Something that is contingent or dependent will have to ultimately end up relying
God Exists
by Muhammad Akid. The study of religion and Islam is usually misinterpreted with the aspects of
What to Attain in Ramadan?
by Rose Of Madinah. What do we want eventually out of Ramadhan and Lailatul Qadr? We
Virtues of Ramadhan
by Rose Of Madinah. Ramadhan is also a month for sabr (patience for the sake of
Virtues of Sha’ban
by Rose Of Madinah. In the month of Sha’ban which is a great blessing for humanity
Your Zakat Is Your Divine Responsibility
by Rose Of Madinah. One of the important prerequisites for an Islamic organisation which collects and
Virtues of Rajab
by Khadijah Lim. This was a great and glorious night, as is known to most Muslims,
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