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.
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.
The Gift Of Revelation
by Tasha Maria Abraham. On that beautiful day was when my journey with the Quran started. Over the next few days, I started reading one surah a day and penned down my thoughts afterwards. As I look back, I recall how amazed I was and still am to this day to read some of the
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.
His Love Language
By Nurul Ain Bte Hairi. I used to listen to music whenever I felt stressed or overwhelmed. At that time, I thought it was my escape, but deep inside, the calmness never really lasted.
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The Visitor
by Naqiyah Ahmad. I never knew the words to say to Him, it can never come out of my mouth, and still He guided me into the arms of one of the most loving community I’ve ever met.
Your Zakat Is Your Divine Responsibility
by Rose Of Madinah. One of the important prerequisites for an Islamic organisation which collects and disburses zakat is that it must have a reasonable number of sharia-trained personnel/asatizah sitting on the board as well as the Zakat Division to make decisions on these critical and delicate matters.
Ramadhan Through The Years
by Eunice Safiyah Tan. I felt like this was my actual conversion because honestly when I took my shahada, I wasn’t really ready to take the leap.
A Love Letter to Rasulullah ﷺ
by Dini Haziqah. I have so much to say to you Ya Rasulullah ﷺ. So much to ask. But above all, I want to say I’m sorry.
Wherever You Are
by Aizatul Amilda Bte Sazali. How merciful is our Lord ﷻ, whose mercy is so vast that despite our heedlessness, He ﷻ still accepts our repentance, even if we seek it up until our final moments in this world.
Oh My Beloved Ramadhan
by Ibn Abdul Aziz. May you be our door till we step into heaven, May you stay a little bit longer? Oh My Beloved Ramadhan!
Virtues of Ramadhan
by Rose Of Madinah. Ramadhan is also a month for sabr (patience for the sake of Allah ﷻ), and the reward for sabr is nothing else but the pleasure of paradise.
The Real Goal
by Mohamed Sameer Zuhoori. How many times did the hearts celebrate with ecstatic joy for The One ﷻ who honoured our existence?
Ramadhan – for the Lovers & the Sinners
by Norullayaley.To Allah ﷻ, the lovers and the sinners are not two separate people—they are one and the same, and they are all of us.
It Was Always You
by Naqiyah Ahmad. All the substances that I chose to drown my sorrows in, all the nights of indulgence. I chose everything else except the One that has always been there for me.
My Only Friend
by Naqiyah Ahmad. Our purpose is to constantly seek knowledge, the more we learn about Him, the closer we get to Him. When the ways of the world have dirtied our hearts, we find guidance in His knowledge.
Journey of Life
by Iman Ivan Tan. What is the purpose of me chasing all the fame, glory, and money? What do I get at the end? I’ve been doing this for so many years.
Friendship
by Mohamed Wasim. As we seek to understand more about Allah ﷻ and His Creations, the more we realise what we have yet to know.
Take-Aways
by Gerald Lim. Life has its ups and downs, no matter which state we are in, we must learn to be contented.
The Gift of Guidance
by Neha Singh. Through these struggles, however, I learned five important formulas to remain connected to Him.
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The Treasure I Cherish
by Mona Barik. To be in collective worship during these nights—surrounded by sisters and brothers in faith who were striving just as
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
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.
From Charles to Isa
by Charles William (Isa Arsalan). My family, particularly my father, were devout Catholics and as such, from a very young age, I
Wiping the Dust off my Quran
By Nur Hazlinda. But as a child, unaware of the Quran’s true value, I saw it merely as a task to complete
A Breeze Of Mercy
by Fatima Lin. And then, something beautiful happened. A soft breeze came—cool, refreshing, and perfectly timed. It was as though Allah ﷻ
Living “La Ilaha Illallah”
by Liyana Mohd Khafiz. As I immersed myself in New Muslim Circle sessions, I was moved
My Journey To Islam
by Ayman Toh. In this dream, I was walking along a pathway and I saw a
If Not For My Teacher…
by Muhammad Arif Bin Syed Sulaiman. One may follow any teacher who has certifications, but allow
The Seeker
by Khadijah Lim. This is the same Lord who gave you everything, who wrote your life
Al-Fatihah, The Opening of My Life
by A. Muralitharan (Muhammad Yusuf Ali). The imam began reciting Surah Al-Fatihah in the first rak’at,
Verily With Difficulty Comes Ease
by Rita Gupta Abdullah. I did not pray and religion was not a part of my
The Reset Button
by Anonymous. That day, I didn’t even get to properly say goodbye to my wife. She
He Was Waiting For Me
by Naqiyah Ahmad Murad. You see, it’s not like I didn’t know who Allah was, I
I Was Instructed Not To Grieve
by Nur’Aisha Binte Johari Mohd Zain. ‘Who is going to help me?’ I remembered thinking. ‘I
My Only Friend
by Naqiyah Ahmad. Our purpose is to constantly seek knowledge, the more we learn about Him,
Oh My Beloved Ramadhan
by Ibn Abdul Aziz. May you be our door till we step into heaven, May you
Wherever You Are
by Aizatul Amilda Bte Sazali. How merciful is our Lord ﷻ, whose mercy is so vast
Know Your State
by Muhammad Arif. This worldly life asks you where you see yourself in 5/10/15 years. Well,
My Divine Experience
By Noor Khadijah Sumayyah. My heart was fluttering with eagerness to set foot in Masjid Nabawi.
Wake Up Call
by Raziq Azman. Knowing what I need to learn or practise means that I can improve
Saying Bye-Bye
by Rose Of Madinah. Returning back to your home country does not mean to return back
Rayn’s Senses
By Rayn Nerva I am Rayn, eleven years old. My grandmother told me to go with her
Returning Home
by Rose Of Madinah. Send 80 selawat upon the Prophet, especially on Fridays after asar as
Umrah With Our Teacher
by Muhammad Arif Bin Syed Sulaiman. Without Allah ﷻ calling us through our teacher, we would
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
When Allah Opens Hearts: A Night at Sembawang
By Batrisyia Nerva. For me, this retreat was like pressing a reset on my heart. The
From Worldly Pleasures to Spiritual Treasures
by Nur Hazlinda D/O Haja Maideen. The collective worship strengthened our bond as a community and
The World AKA The Restroom Pitstop
by Rose Of Madinah. Though the life on this world may seem like lengthy decades, one
Between Precision & Beauty: A Reflection on Learning Quran
By Muhammad Akid Bin Abdul Rahim. When that time came, my Ustaz taught us how to
His Love Language
By Nurul Ain Bte Hairi. I used to listen to music whenever I felt stressed or
From My Grandmother’s Voice to My Own
By Muhamad Amir Akmal Mohammad Sahrin. It was much more, not just the connection but the
It Was Unlike Any Other
by Raziq Azman. At first, it was only once per day, but as time passes by,
Connecting with the Quran
By Kabeerah Ali. We only had one life and we are not guaranteed another day so
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Essentials #1: What is Deen (religion)?
by Rose Of Madinah. A debtor will be indebted to a creditor due to the fact
Independence
by Rose Of Madinah. Having one heart but trying to love two or many things at
God Exists
by Muhammad Akid. The study of religion and Islam is usually misinterpreted with the aspects of
Science & God
by Siti Sarah. Something that is contingent or dependent will have to ultimately end up relying
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
Your Zakat Is Your Divine Responsibility
by Rose Of Madinah. One of the important prerequisites for an Islamic organisation which collects and
Virtues of Muharram – Happy New Year
by Rose Of Madinah. Where did we come from? What are we supposed to be doing
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