Taqdir
Taqdir isn’t there to limit our ability or stop our potential. It’s not meant to hold us back. It’s there for us to reflect and give us the opportunity to… Read More »Taqdir
Taqdir isn’t there to limit our ability or stop our potential. It’s not meant to hold us back. It’s there for us to reflect and give us the opportunity to… Read More »Taqdir
From the lens of Islamic psychology, the act of prayer (ṣalāh) is not a behaviour that naturally emerges from desire or emotional inclination. As Imam al-Ghazālī explains in Iḥyā’ ‘Ulūm… Read More »The Psychology of Prayer Development in Islam: Mujāhadah and the Nurturing of Gratitude
One day, I had a huge argument with my friend @sabacoffe about marriage law. (Not that we were arguing like husband and wife! 😄) It happened at his café while… Read More »A Cup of Argument
We often understand “Al-Halīm” as someone who is patient and gentle — slow to anger, quick to forgive. But beneath that calmness lies something deeper. The quality of “Hilm” (forbearance)… Read More »Between “Halīm” and “Hulm” — Patience That Sees Beyond
Ramadan: A Journey of Spiritual Refinement Ramadan is more than just a month of fasting; it is a time of deep spiritual reflection, self-discipline, and reconnecting with our Creator. Beyond… Read More »Fast & Curious