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.
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. As I circumambulate the Kaaba, each step becomes a lesson in letting go – letting go of the idea of "mine," accepting that all things are ultimately in Allah's control.
By Batrisyia Nerva. For me, this retreat was like pressing a reset on my heart. The peace, the lessons, and the prayers will stay with me, and I hope I can keep these good habits going
by Zulfikar. This is a sweetness I do not want to forget, this is the taste of sweetness that I want to be everlasting. I thank Allah ﷻ for this trip, this gift, this experience, this sweetness. Even my thanks will never suffice for what has been given.
by Fatima Lin. And then, something beautiful happened. A soft breeze came—cool, refreshing, and perfectly timed. It was as though Allah ﷻ had heard my silent plea and responded with His Mercy in the gentlest way.
by Apple Sim @ Nur Aaila Ayesha. To be invited again, so soon, is not because I deserve it. Maybe it’s because I needed it. Needed the reminder that the dunya is temporary. That Allah ﷻ is always near.
by Rita Gupta. Just the mere thought of all the blessings He bestowed upon me makes me weep copious tears. This particular journey of growth is painful but necessary. My tears are not a sign of my weakness; they are my strength because it is in these tears that my du’as are answered.
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.
by Ustadz Muhammed Abdurrahiem Bin Abdul Rahman. It is times like these where we need to apply the knowledge that is taught to us by our teachers. We need Allah ﷻ to help us, as we cannot do it on our own. We must continue to turn our hearts to Him.
by Mona Barik. To be in collective worship during these nights—surrounded by sisters and brothers in faith who were striving just as sincerely—was an experience I will forever treasure.
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.
by Rita Gupta. Now, I can say with complete certainty that I am lucky to be alive. It is indeed such a blessing to be able to pray, moisten my tongue with zikr, perform my umrah and get snippets of our Prophet ﷺ and learn Islam more deeply.
by Noor Haseena Fatimah Binte Haja Mohideen. What are these 7 wonders? If we were to ponder for a moment, we would notice these 7 coming to life at every moment of our beautiful existence
by Faiz Ali. This powerful moment reminded me of the unwavering love and concern our Prophet (pbuh) had for us, his ummah, and how much he desired for the message of Islam to reach us.
by Nur Hazlinda D/O Haja Maideen. Traveling with your teacher and the jemaah you seek knowledge with is a completely different experience compared to traveling with a typical tour agency.
by Jayson Ishaq Ang. As I circumambulate the Kaaba, each step becomes a lesson in letting go – letting go of the idea of "mine," accepting that all things are ultimately in Allah's control.
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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