Sailan Muslim Foundation

Is Brunei going the way of Pakistan? By Asiff Hussein

Recent reports that the Sultan of Brunei plans to introduce the death penalty for blasphemy as part of his country’s Shariah code is a cause for concern and should be opposed by all right thinking people.  Although it is generally agreed by Islamic scholars that the punishment for insulting the Prophet is death, there is a provision for repentance as …

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Nutritious Drink from Sunnah

The following post Shared by Ustadh Abu Khadeejah on whatsapp group. Kindly note that Abu Khadeejah (hafidhahullaah) is not the author of this article. Nabeez’[Nabidh] was one of the drinks consumed by the Prophet (sallallahu alayhi wasallam). In his time, it was typically made with dates or raisins and water. It is an alkalizing tonic, having the tendency to remove …

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A Place for the Orphans by Aboo Zainab

The Prophet said: “I and the person who looks after an orphan and provides for him, will be in Paradise like this” and he placed his index and middle fingers together (Sahih Bukhari) Caring for orphans is an Islamic duty stressed in both the Quran and Sunnah, but looking into their needs is often lost sight of in this day …

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The legacy of Victorian England’s first Islamic convert By Rahila Bano

On a bleak, wet and windy day in Liverpool the old Georgian, white-stoned building which once housed England's first registered mosque looks quite dull. The property on Brougham Terrace is just a few miles from Liverpool city centre but, in stark contrast to the newer council building next door to it, the paint is peeling off the front walls and …

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