Join our Guest List
Follow Us On
Categories
Tags
al-qarafi
brave new world
british muslim
community
conservatives
divine law
education
extremism
fasting
gai eaton
ibn al-qayyim
ibn rajab
ibn rajab al-hanbali
ibn taymiyyah
ijtihad
islamists
jurist
kufr
morality
muslim affairs
muslims in britain
muslims in the west
prayer
prophet
ramadan
responsibility
restraint
revelation
role models
sacred law
schools
self-discipline
shari'ah
shootings
social change
society
spiritual struggle
teachings
terrorism
theology
think tank
traditionalist
university
young people
youth
Tweets
- ... For it has rightly been said: to know what was done in the past is to better know what should be done in the present. 2 days ago
- Meditate over what the righteous did in the past, not out of curiosity, but to educate ourselves for what to do in the present. 2 days ago
- ... when I got to be 21, I was astonished at how much the old man had learned in seven years." [Mark Twain] 1 month ago
- "When I was a boy of 14, my father was so ignorant I could hardly stand to have the old man around. But ... 1 month ago
- Living wisely with oneself entails three things: knowing one's level, knowing the limits of one's ability, and striving to improve oneself. 3 months ago
the puzzle pieces of the heart, seem to fit, perfectly……like a hand in glove! um, i wait to read this section, on marriage and family, with great anticipation!
‘The cosmos (Al-Kawn ) is all darkness, it is illuminated only by the manifestation of God (Zuhur-al-Hagg) in it. He that sees only the Cosmos and does not contemplate Him in it or by it or before it or after it, is in need of Light which is veiled from the Sun of Gnosis by the clouds of created things (Al-Athar)’ Written by Ibn Ata’Ulah in the Kitab Al Hikam. I loved every word he wrote…….x