By Noor Khadijah Sumayyah. My heart was fluttering with eagerness to set foot in Masjid Nabawi. Whenever I’m in Madina I feel a sense of peace surrounding me whenever I am in Madina.
By Jayson Ishaq Ang. I used to think being a Muslim who utters the Shahadah alone was enough. My prayers were mechanical movements, my fasts mere abstinence from food and drink. Like many others, I stood in the first level of faith.
By Jayson Ishaq Ang. Our modern society has programmed us with a faulty definition of success which evaluates achievement by possession rather than purification and competition instead of compassion and having rather than being.
by The Destitute One, Ustadz Mohamed Sameer. Not once did I say ‘Allah’. I did not know how to. If I had died with those vulgar words as my last, what would have happened? It is still scary to think
By Neha Narah Singh. Every sound, every sight, every breeze. Because of you, Ya Rasulullah, I understood that it is not the words we speak that show true Ishq.
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 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.
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
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Rose of Madinah SG aims to follow the Prophetic example. It strives to create opportunities for individuals to get closer to The Creator by serving His Creations. They do this through Knowledge, Service, and Excellence
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