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The ‘Furqan’
The Quran is foremost a book of ethical principles.
Nikhat Sattar
Search for solace
Why do the rich and greedy remain untouched by justice?
Blessing from God
Fasting is meant to nurture the values of austerity and compassion.
Islamic scholarship
A scholar seeks truth and this journey never ends.
Infinite mercy
God’s mercy is bestowed on the saint and the sinner.
Decay & darkness
Much ails Muslim countries today.
‘Signature’ of God
The 99 names of God are based on His attributes.
Returning to God
Death is a return to our Creator. A return signifies going back to where we came from: in short, our real home.
Caring for others
Muslims must practise Islam in a quiet and dignified way.
Showing gratitude
We take what we have for granted and do not give a thought to what might happen if we are deprived of our possessions.
Self-purification
We must take practical steps to purify ourselves.
Faith & rationality
Islam encourages people to ask questions.
The deteriorating Muslim world calls for an Islamic renaissance
Torn by internal strife, lack of focus on starving millions, Muslim governments are in a state of disarray.
Muslim discourse
There is a need to reverse the narrative used by extremists.
A shining example
The Prophet (PBUH) was the Quran personified.
Power of prayer
Prayer becomes for the soul what food is for the human body.
Female scholarship
Women scholars seem more aware of problems faced by Muslims.
Seed of arrogance
People today are quick to brand others as non-believers.
Accountable rule
The Quran considers corruption one of the worst abuses against society.
Spreading rumours
We are a people quick to lend our ears to falsehoods and rumours.