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Umrah has great significance in Islam and is considered the short form of Hajj. The main difference between both religious deeds is the rituals. Umrah is widely acknowledged to have a calming effect on Muslims on a spiritual level. Umrah helps Muslims to develop a deep spiritual connection with Allah Almighty. A pilgrim may do the Umrah in a day, but the Hajj takes five days. The act of Umrah is open to believers from all around the globe. Performing Umrah is a simple matter for Muslims livin...Read More

A particularly challenging form of prayer, fasting during Ramadan is an essential and rewarding practice in Islam. If a Muslim is unable to fast due to circumstances beyond their control, Allah (SWT) gives them the option to make up for the fast in another way. Fidya is the practice of compensating for missed or broken fasts. If a Muslim is unable to fast for a valid reason and will not be able to make up the fasts some other time, they are required to make this contribution. During Ramadan, ...Read More

The Khana Kaaba is known as the holiest and most admired structure in Islam. This place is found in the center of Masjid Al-Haram in Makkah. This place has great respect and significance in the life of Muslims and the according to teachings of Islam, Khana Kaaba is considered the premium of all other historical sites. Praying and walking around the Kaaba seven times in a certain order is an important part of the Hajj and Umrah rituals performed in Saudi Arabia. Pilgrims walk in a counterclock...Read More

Umrah is a pilgrimage to Mecca to worship Allah, the Almighty. Muslims feel really blessed, and by carrying it out, they want to make up for their sins. Umrah, in contrast to Hajj, is a ritual that can be performed whenever a believer desires or have enough resources. It is the most popular pilgrimage to Mecca after Hajj. Those who are truly Allah's people must follow this path. Muslims from all over the worl...Read More

Ramadan is a blessed month in which Muslims fast from dawn to dusk. It is among the most cherished and auspicious months in the Islamic year. The advantages that a Muslim can harvest are numerous with no chances of committing a sin because there’s literally no barrier between a believer and Allah Almighty. This month's blessings are unlimited, and it is separated into three sections, namely, Ashra's (with 10 days in every Ashra). Ramadan is the ninth and most fortunate month of ...Read More

Umrah has a special act in Islam that is a short form of Hajj. Umrah is basically easier to perform as compared to Hajj. The main reason is that Umrah can be performed anytime throughout the year except for the month of Dhul Hajj. While Hajj is compulsory to perform in the month of Dhul Hajj and requires some additional rituals as compared to Umrah. Umrah delivers different opportunities for Muslims to strengthen their faith and to gain some spiritual connection with Allah Almighty. Muslims c...Read More

“When one door closes, another opens.” That’s a beautiful reality of life that every person faces at least once or more than once in their lifetimes. Being a Muslim we have strong faith in the oneness of Allah, there's no supreme power other than His and we believe He protects us all and helps us in dire situations. People often wonder, how would they know that they are in good books of Almighty? It&r...Read More

Hajj Is the most prestigious pilgrimage which is performed in the month of Dhu al-Hijjah in the Holy city of Mecca, Saudi Arabia. Mecca for Muslims has a very important position for their faith and worship towards Allah. Allah is the demonstration of Muslims that they have to submit themselves for Allah. This is chance of getting the blessings and this is not only the journey to Allah’s house physically but also the submission of past present and future in the path of I...Read More

The Four Caliphs were the very first four Islamic leaders who followed the Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W). They are frequently referred to as “Rashidun” which means "Rightly Guided" Caliphs since they all learned Islam straight from Hazrat Muhammad (S.A.W). During the formative years of Islam, they were also Muhammad's (P.B.U.H) greatest companions and practitioners. A caliphate, or “Khilafa” in Arabic, is a state controlled by an Islamic monarch iden...Read More

Everyone wants to achieve success and it is the utmost priority of all but a Muslim desires success not just in this world but also in Afterlife. Success is determined by our attitude toward life and how we respond to different scenarios especially our habits. People usually think that aiming for achievement in Duniya may jeopardize their achievement in Akhira. Rather than being afraid of it, confront it and tackle it effectively. We only get one life so we should make the most out of it and ...Read More