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 Zulfikar. The barrier was never His Majesty's absence, but our lack of realisation. The retreat, culminating in that open-air dhikr, served as a powerful lens, focusing our sight and attuning our hearts to recognise the divine symphony constantly playing within and around us.
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 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 Naqiyah Ahmad Murad. You see, it’s not like I didn’t know who Allah was, I knew He was my creator. But did I understand Him? Not at all. Often I wondered to myself: “So what was my future like? Why do I have to suffer?
by Apple Sim (Nur Aaila Ayesha). I was born into a Buddhist-Taoist family and blindly imitated my parents to different temples to pray during various religious occasions.
by Muhammad Alif Tan. Seeing the number of turn-up and even having non-Muslims, has made me realise the importance of our responsibility as a Muslim to carry the flag of spreading the message of Islam.
by Rita Gupta Abdullah. I did not pray and religion was not a part of my life even though I was raised a Hindu. I had everything which came so easily for me.
by Kaldeep Singh (Khalid Al Walid). I was born into a Sikh family and everything was normal while growing up. My mum was and still a devoted person in her beliefs. Things started to change for me when I was in my mid teens.
by Ustadz Sidi Zulkifli Md Isa. We need such a teacher to elevate our hopes, admonish us at our every transgression and console us at every moment of despair.
by Kabeera Ali. Take the Quran for example, a book that claims to be the word of God (the necessary being). How can we prove that the Quran is truly the word of God and a miracle?
by Mohamed Jafaran Khan. Rational Believer’s toolkit is something that is meant to be shared and something every person should know about, as it contains logical arguments that prove the existence of God and also increase the conviction in Muslims on why Islam is the true religion of God.
by Rose Of Madinah. As we welcome the night of Eid, let us spend these last few hours of Ramadhan / Arafah in acts beseeching Allah to accept our deeds.
by Muhammad Faiz. We tend to take things for granted and as is. We tend to forget the complexities and the varying degrees of variety and design in the world, which proves the existence of a God or a necessary being.
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 religion was true and felt quite helpless.
by Nur Hazlinda. The world points towards singularity. Every country only has 1 president, if there were multiple presidents, how will the country function? Who gets the veto power?
by Kaven Siddique Lim. Growing up around mainly Christian friends, being a Christian was viewed as something that was mainstream and cool so when I was invited to events like Easter or Christmas celebrations.
by Rafiq Hariz. We need to be cognizant in breaking away from associating effects solely with observable conditions and instead, recognize God’s influence.
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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