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.
Serve His Creation and You Will Find Him: Discovering The Self, Discovering Allah ﷻ
By Tania Lin. To serve sincerely, we must first face what lies within. In the company of others, it became clear how reactive my ego could be to praise, expectations, and criticism.
If Only My Heart Loved Like My Tongue
By Nur Hazlinda. Ya Rasulullah, how do I nurture a love for you that surpasses all else in this world? How do I cleanse my heart and fill it with longing for you, with sincerity, with tenderness, with truth?
Beyond the Self & the Call to Community
By Mohammed Nibras. I studied hard so I alone can escape sin. Yet I did not help anyone else avoid theirs. Hence, this is a reminder to myself and to all of us, not to prioritize just ourselves.
One Day, I Prostrated
by Kowsalya Balakrishnan. My protestant friend discovered that I was exploring Islam and re-persuaded me to look into Christianity again. After months of exploring Islam, unfortunately, I was faced with doubts about the faith and became confused as to which
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May Allah Reunite Us with Rasulullah ﷺ
By Aalif Tan @ Adrian. Yet here we are, only having concerns for ourselves. Unable to unite as one jemmah, unable to see eye to eye with one another. How ashamed of ourselves we should be.
To The Greatest Teacher
By Muhammad Arif Bin Syed Sulaiman. Witnessing your resting place, sending our peace, greetings, and salutations upon you underneath the green dome, we are struck by a contradicting feeling, so close, yet so far. Why is that?
May Allah Grant Me Another Visit
By Noreen. Patience in every step to get closer to you is very worth it. May Allah SWT grant me another time to visit you.
Ya Habibullah ﷺ For the One Who Cried for His Ummah
By Muhamad Amir Akmal Mohammad Sahrin. You who are the best of those who walked upon the earth, so pure in character and full of noble qualities.
Undeserving, Yet Chosen
By Mohammed Nibras. Sometimes I feel undeserving — I make so many mistakes and sins even sometimes on the way to class or prayers at the masjid, sometimes even during my prayer!
Until We Meet, Ya Rasulallah ﷺ
By Purvez. Forgive my shortcomings, allow me to follow his Sunnah sincerely, and gather me with him on the Day when we will need his intercession most.
Yet Somehow, My Heart Knows You
By Muhammed Aashiq Bin Mahmood. I never saw your face, I never heard your voice, and I never had the honour of walking beside you. Yet somehow, my heart knows you.
How Much Do I Actually Know You?
By Nur Farahiyah Mohamed Ally. I realised that knowing your name and truly knowing who you were are two very different things.
Al-Rawdah Al-Sharif
By Syazana Binte Abdul Malik. I fall for the glitter of this dunya, telling myself there is time—time to know You, time to love You with a sincerity that does not sway.
A Million Salutations to My Prophet
By Wasim Ali. It had been 10 years since I had last seen you, and I was thankful to be called by Allah to visit you again
A Stronger Yearning to Follow his Sunnah
By Daing Izz Isyraf. It made me reflect on my own life on how much I still need to grow, and how I want to embody even a small fraction of his character.
The Ruh of Rawdah
By Kashful Ilahi. The tears I shed for you, Ya Habibullah, held both guilt and pride intertwined.
Lament of the Unworthy Heart
By Zulfikar Bin Abdul Rashid. Ya Habibullah, this vessel is unworthy of Your Light but time grows short, and I grow desperate with hopes of meeting You.
The Prophet’s Sacrifice
By Noor Khadijah Sumayyah Binte Mohamed Sameer. He sacrificed everything for us. Even his own family. All just for us.
Qamar’s Shadow
By Tiara Asherah. I am but a deep shadow, stretching beyond your light, yet our Rabb adores even your softest shadow.
A Sinner’s Yearning to Live Like Nabi Muhammad ﷺ
By Raziq Azman. I feel undeserving of this opportunity because of the sins I have committed, the prayers I have missed and have yet to make up and the many times I failed to live as you lived, the Sahabah lived or even as a good Muslim should strive to live.
The Light And Mercy Of Medina
By Tania Ruhul Inaya Lin. Our reality is darkness. Our Sheikh’s words opened the barriers of our hearts, and his wisdom from Allah unlocked something inside.
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Every Sound Has Its Place
By Muhammad Syafiq Bin Marzuki. But when I joined this Quran class again, I realised how many tajwid mistakes I had been
The Qur’an Was Never Meant for the Perfect
By Ruqoyah Mazlan. I started to understand that the Qur’an isn’t just a miracle because of its words. It’s a miracle because
The Unopened Book & the Unmoved Heart: Overcoming Our Disconnect from the Word of Allah
By Hafiy Adam Johannes Bin Jasno Johannes. Allah SWT helped us by surrounding us with good company, striving toward the same goal
Embracing Empathy and Gratitude: A Journey of Rediscovering Faith
by Ruqoyah Mazlan. True faith is not just about personal devotion but about embracing empathy and gratitude—for everything is from Him.
My Divine Experience
By Noor Khadijah Sumayyah. My heart was fluttering with eagerness to set foot in Masjid Nabawi. Whenever I’m in Madina I feel
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
My Journey To Islam
by Ayman Toh. In this dream, I was walking along a pathway and I saw a
I Was Instructed Not To Grieve
by Nur’Aisha Binte Johari Mohd Zain. ‘Who is going to help me?’ I remembered thinking. ‘I
My Parents Embraced Islam Too
by Ayman Toh. He felt bring morally good was sufficient and there wasn’t any need to
Awakening to Eternity
by Jayson Ishaq Ang. I had been misguided by my whims and fancies; taking for granted
I Knew He Was The One
by Apple Sim (Nur Aaila Ayesha). I was born into a Buddhist-Taoist family and blindly imitated
Second Chance
by Muhammad Aalif Tan. I began to question life and the purpose of our existence. What
A Journey of Ascension: A Pilgrimage of the Heart
by Iyan Hafiz. It wasn’t solely about physical sustenance; it represented the nourishment her heart craved.
Ramadhan Through The Years
by Eunice Safiyah Tan. I felt like this was my actual conversion because honestly when I
Living “La Ilaha Illallah”
by Liyana Mohd Khafiz. As I immersed myself in New Muslim Circle sessions, I was moved
Yours Sincerely
by Hasanudeen Bin Anisur Rahman. Do we truly regret the actions of our past and are
He Runs To You
by Shaliza Md Shet. They said the first step is always the hardest, but in my
My Only Friend
by Naqiyah Ahmad. Our purpose is to constantly seek knowledge, the more we learn about Him,
The Best Birthday Present
by Nur Hazlinda D/O Haja Maideen. Traveling with your teacher and the jemaah you seek knowledge
The State We Should Be In
By Muhammad Aalif Tan. But the greatest injustice is to not put the knowledge into practice
Roosters, Waves & Zikr
By Batrisya Nerva Abdullah. This retreat taught me so much. I realized that being close to
Everywhere I Pass By, Reminds Me of My Beloved
By Mahmud Abdul Aziz. The seas of People you see circulating around this Ka’bah, know that
A Seclusion For The Divine
By Zulfikar. The barrier was never His Majesty's absence, but our lack of realisation. The retreat,
The Treasure I Cherish
by Mona Barik. To be in collective worship during these nights—surrounded by sisters and brothers in
The Language Of Love
by Naqiyah Ahmad. There is no faith without love. So how could I have called myself
Through A Grandmother’s Eyes
By Liza Nerva Abdullah. It struck me that sometimes, Allah SWT draws us closer not through
Redefining Success – What is True Success?
By Jayson Ishaq Ang. Our modern society has programmed us with a faulty definition of success
The Yearly Ignition In The Heart
By Muhammed Arif Bin Syed Sulaiman. These moments renew our hearts and deepen our understanding of
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
A Renewed Perspective of the Quran
By Rafiq Hariz. When a better understanding of the meanings of the verses I’m reciting, the
A Mother’s Legacy And The Seed Of Faith
By Nur Farahiyah Mohamed Ally. I tried to learn, but it was hard. I made mistakes.
The Teacher, The Sanad, The Struggle: My Path to Reciting Allah’s Words
By Muhammad Aalif Tan. Verily, Allah SWT is the most Just, and He knows our struggles.
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Coming Home To Him
by Rose Of Madinah. Everything in this life is inanimate, without Allah’s existence. (Existence of things
Science & God
by Siti Sarah. Something that is contingent or dependent will have to ultimately end up relying
The Power of God Lies Not Only In Miracles
by Muhammad Qawwiyul. Most people, when they think of the concept of God as something magical,
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
Your Zakat Is Your Divine Responsibility
by Rose Of Madinah. One of the important prerequisites for an Islamic organisation which collects and
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 Dhul-Hijjah
by Rose Of Madinah. Let us strive to attain the rewards of Hajj by emulating the
Virtues of the month of Rabi al-Awwal – The Month of Our Beloved ﷺ
by Rose Of Madinah. The organising of mawlid events especially during the month of Rabi al-Awwal
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