A civilisation based on materials cannot outlast human aspirations, greed and adventurism. It will collapse when the materials stocks are emptied, writes SYED IQBAL ZAHEER.
The Qur’an
Translation & Commentary of Verses from Surah al-Rum (No. 30) [52 – 60]
Tafsir and Commentary from Ishraq Al Ma’ani
News Flashes
Flashes from the Muslim World
A New Page in Jama Masjid’s History, Qur’an Competition Opens New Chapter, Makkah Exhibit Enhances Pilgrim Experience, Soaring Demand for Halal Products and many more…
Children’s Column
The Spring of Youth
The intelligent person is he who prepares for the after-life, by living his present life as per the commands of Allah (swt). And… more »
Perspective
Role and Relevance of Moderation in Islam
The great eighteenth century reviver or Mujaddid of Islam, Shah Wali Allah Dehlavi (1703-1762CE), has made on a variety of religious edicts, most… more »
Morality
Aspects of the Last Revelation: Directness of Islamic Prayer
Having provided man with the facility – and command – to call on Him directly, God has also granted humanity the last of… more »
Editorial
Jewish Influence on Islamic Beliefs
The conflict between Judaic and Islamic beliefs is of the class that makes it impossible to claim that any one borrowed anything from the other, writes SYED IQBAL ZAHEER.
The Qur’an
Translation & Commentary of Verses from Surah al-Rum (No. 30) [40 – 51]
Tafsir and Commentary from Ishraq Al Ma’ani
The Hadith
Selected Traditions on Hajj from Prophet Muhammad (saws)
Authentic Ahadith with Commentary
News Flashes
Flashes from the Muslim World
Saudia allocates 1.2 million seats, Sleeping patterns after Eid, History of Islamic currency, Makes history at Arab League talks, A deepening humanitarian crisis, Launches Qur’an exhibition and more..
Children’s Column
Consistency as Strategy for Life
Our Prophet (peace be upon him) said “The most beloved of the actions near Allah (swt) are those that are consistent, even if… more »
Editorial
THE DILEMMA
There is nothing special then about modern man and his dilemma. The world is not all the more difficult now than it was in the past. If some things are more difficult now than they were before, writes SYED IQBAL ZAHEER.
