“Allah has pardoned my nation for what occurs within themselves…”
View More Are we held accountable for our thoughts?Author: Abu Amina Elias
Abu Amina Elias (Justin Parrott) is a Muslim writer, teacher, and translator and a research fellow for the Yaqeen Institute for Islamic Research. The postings on these sites are his own and do not necessarily represent the positions, opinions, or strategies of the Institute or its membership.
The parable of light, reason, and faith
“Light upon light,”
View More The parable of light, reason, and faithOnly one out of 1000 are in Paradise?
“Of every thousand, nine hundred and ninety-nine…”
View More Only one out of 1000 are in Paradise?Benefits of the Sunan of Adhan, call to prayer
“I am pleased with Allah as Lord,”
View More Benefits of the Sunan of Adhan, call to prayerThe Prophet’s wondrous dream of the Hereafter
“Verily, I saw something wondrous last night!”
View More The Prophet’s wondrous dream of the HereafterAl-Mundhiri on remembrance of Allah and supplication
“The spoils of the gatherings of remembrance is Paradise.”
View More Al-Mundhiri on remembrance of Allah and supplicationShowing love and affection to unbelievers
“I do not ask you anything for it, except affection due to relatives.”
View More Showing love and affection to unbelieversAl-Mundhiri on giving voluntary charity
“The upper hand is better than the lower hand.”
View More Al-Mundhiri on giving voluntary charityAl-Mundhiri on paying obligatory charity
“Whoever pays alms on his wealth, his evil will depart from him.”
View More Al-Mundhiri on paying obligatory charityAl-Mundhiri on the five obligatory prayers
“Verily, every prayer makes the sins before you fall away.”
View More Al-Mundhiri on the five obligatory prayers