Understanding the 7 Levels of Nafs – Part 2 – Nafsul Ammara (The Evil Commanding Self)
Nafsul Ammara represents the base state of human consciousness, where our lower desires and impulses dominate our behaviour.
Would You Wear Pyjamas to a Job Interview?
While we meticulously prepare to impress mortal employers, how do we present ourselves before Allah swt, the Ultimate Creator, the Sustainer of all worlds, our true Provider?
Not Just About Food: Where Hunger Games Meet Holy Gains
The highest level of fasting represents a complete spiritual transformation, characterised by total dependence on Allah swt and cutting off reliance on worldly pleasures.
The Art of Mindful Living: Quranic Wisdoms for Modern Everyday Life
To experience a deeper understanding and implementing the Quran in our daily lives, it is important to seek knowledge from qualified teachers who possess an authentic chain of transmission (Sanad) that links back
Creation of Humans: The Stages of Embryology
The stages of human creation serves as a reminder of the sanctity of life and the importance of living in accordance with Allah's will, recognising the journey each individual undertakes from creation to
Understanding the 7 Levels of Nafs – Part 1 – Overview
The 7 levels of Nafs provides a framework for personal and spiritual development. It encourages individuals to reflect on their own state of being, recognize their weaknesses, and strive for higher levels of
Awakening to Eternity: A Journey of Faith and Redemption
In the end, I realise that the true purpose of my life was not to chase the fleeting pleasures of this world, but to seek the pleasure of Allah (SWT) and to live
Umrah Journals Dec 2024 P2
The journey of a Salik is built upon complete trust in Allah's wisdom and timing. This trust manifests in our ability to surrender our plans, expectations, and attachments to Allah's will.
Umrah Journals Dec 2024
Prophet Muhammad ﷺ made numerous sacrifices throughout his life to spread the message of Islam and the declaration of faith "La ilaha illallah".
I am Doing Dhikr Wrong – A 6-Year-Old Showed Me Why
The lesson is clear. Sometimes, the youngest among us can be our greatest teachers – if only we have the wisdom to learn from them.