June, 2015

• 18 June

  Why You Should Be Decking the Halls For Ramadan?

  

  While Muslims in the US enthusiastically pull out their stored Rubbermaid tubs marked “Ramadan/Eid,” packed with strings of paper lanterns, electric lights and glass ornaments bought, others find this “new” tradition to be a questionable innovation or another capitalist trapping. It may seem that converted Muslims have simply transferred their old traditions and newly immigrated Muslims have copied their neighbors’ …

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• 17 June

  Zakat and Sadaqa 2015 -Think about others and do good /make difference

  

  Give Sadaqah and ZakatA tax that is the duty and social obligation of every Muslim. This as the fourth Pillar of Islam. More & Receive Protection from Allah As we have implemented in the past, this year Ramadan too we are planning to arrange a range program.  Your ZakatA tax that is the duty and social obligation of every Muslim. …

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• 17 June

  Lift Up Your Heart in Ramadan

  

  The  month  of  Ramadan  is  here.  To  live  and  witness  this  blessed  month is  a great  gift  that  we  should  all  thank  Allah  for.  It  is  also  a  unique chance  to  cleanse  our  hearts,  to  purify  our  souls,  to  amend  our  ways and to get spiritually recharged. In  this  refreshing, spirit-nurturing  atmosphere,  Onislam.net  presents  this  e-book,  Lift  Up Your  Heart …

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• 17 June

  Solution: The Morals Of the Qur’an

  

  There are people who are persecuted and tortured to death: innocent babies, people who cannot even afford a loaf of bread, who sleep in cold weather, in tents and even on the streets, who cannot afford medical treatment, or who, despite being old and weak, have to wait for hours, or even days, for hospital care, people who are killed …

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• 16 June

  Facebook CEO Recommends Ibn Khaldun’s Muqaddimah

  

  In January 2015, Facebook’s cofounder Mark Zuckerberg launched A Year of Books, a Facebook page dedicated to reading and discussing books that emphasize learning about new cultures, beliefs, histories and technologies. The recommendations up till now had been for mostly modern books. But the latest, the 11th, was the Muqaddimah, written in 1377 by the Arab Muslim historian Ibn Khaldun. …

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• 16 June

  Are Digestive Problems Ruining Your Ramadan? – By Anisa Abeytia

  

  Your digestive tract is a self contained unit that doesn't (when working optimally) allow the food you consume to be absorbed and distributed to the body without first sterilizing, identifying and processing it. Without proper digestion there cannot be health. Not only is the health of the gut important for commonly known reasons, but the digestive tract is also home …

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• 16 June

  Expecting & Nursing Mothers in Ramadan : No Worries

  

  When Emma gave birth to her first child, Ramadan was only a few days away. For the first time, she found out what it was like not to fast during the holy month – for the whole month. She would spend hours in her room adjusting to life with a newborn. Her cycles included nursing, napping, tending to crying baby, …

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