“One of the seven given shade on the Day of Judgment is the man who remembered Allah in private and so his eyes shed tears” (Sahih Bukhari narrated by Abu Huraira). The central place of spiritual connection and growth has
Tips To Support Those Struggling With A Mental Or Chronic Illness During Ramadan
For most people, Ramadan is a joyous and unifying experience; a time of spiritual renewal and growth. But for Muslims living with depression and anxiety disorders, the onset of Ramadan can be terrifying. For those existing in the shadows because
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Many of us are coming to this year’s Ramadan with varying situations–for some of us, mosques may be reopening to some extent, whereas for others, mosques will still be closed. Regardless, for all of us to some extent, this will
Tips To Cure Your Addictions This Ramadan
Many people who struggle with addiction often know they are addicted and even know what they need to do to break the pattern. However, it is often that initial first step that prevents people from doing what they know they
Cultivating Spirituality in a COVID-19 Ramadan
By Saara Patel, LLMSW This article originally appeared on muslimmatters.org. “One of the seven given shade on the Day of Judgment is the man who remembered Allah in private and so his eyes shed tears” (Sahih Bukhari narrated by Abu Huraira)
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Nurturing Spirituality in the Family
Spirituality, an important concept, is connectedness with Allah (subhanahu wa ta’ala), ourselves and the world around us. For Muslims, it is intricately tied to our religious practice, taking Islam beyond rituals, rules and routines to a way of life that