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The month of Muharram is not just the beginning of the new Islamic year—it is also a month full of blessings, especially on the 10th day or 'Asyura. Learn what makes this day special, the recommended practices, and the stories behind the historical events.
Sumayyah binti Khayyat, a female slave from the Yasir family, became the first person to be martyred in Islamic history due to the persecution by the Quraisy in Mecca. Her steadfastness in faith amidst cruel torture—until she was directly killed by Abu Jahl—solidified the status of women in true jihad and became a reference for eternal perseverance.
The graduation ceremony of SD Islam Al-Azhar Kelapa Gading (ALAZKA) for the academic year 2025/2026 was marked by the tasmi’ of 11 juz of the Quran by all sixth-grade students — an extraordinary achievement that moved parents and affirmed the school's commitment to shaping a Quranic generation from an early age.
Umar al-Khattab, one of the most influential companions of Prophet Muhammad SAW, is known for his wisdom in leading the Muslim community. His life story provides important lessons about integrity, justice, and the courage to do what is right. This article recounts Umar's journey from being an opponent of Islam to becoming the second caliph of the Muslim community.
More than 1,400 years ago, the early Islamic Caliphate was shaken by internal divisions that led to the Battles of Jamal and Siffin, two bloody conflicts that serve as a harsh warning about the dangers of uncontrolled politics and its implications for societal stability.
Sumayyah binti Khayyat, a female slave from Mecca, became one of the early followers of Islam along with her husband and son. Under severe torture from her master Abu Hudhayfah — not Abu Huthalib — she refused to renounce her faith until she was martyred, making her the first female martyr in Islamic history.
In 1996, Michael Jackson's arrival in Malaysia sparked a wave of protests from students and Islamic groups. The much-anticipated concert became a battleground for cultural and religious debates.
A new study reveals a surprising similarity between intermittent fasting (IF) and the Islamic voluntary fasts of Monday-Thursday and white days. Could this be a hidden health secret?
Sumayyah binti Khubbat — a female servant from Medina, one of the earliest followers of Islam, and the first martyr in history — faced cruel torture by Abu Jahl with a fiery silence. She did not scream. She declared the Shahadah. And in death, she strengthened an unbreakable faith that could not be shattered by iron or threats.
Umar Al-Khattab, the renowned companion of Prophet Muhammad SAW known for his justice, provided an extraordinary example in Islamic history. From accepting Islam to becoming a caliph, Umar demonstrated the strength of faith and commitment to truth. His story teaches honesty, courage, and sacrifice for the religion.
The Pakistan Ministry of Information on Friday, April 12, 2024, officially denied the Taliban Afghanistan's claims that they had launched drone strikes against camps allegedly belonging to ISKP in the border regions of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan. In an official statement on their fact-checking account, the ministry described the claims as 'false as usual' and emphasized that militant groups like Daesh (ISIS) and more than **24 other terrorist organizations** actually operate from within Afghan territory under the direct protection of the Taliban regime.
Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif stated on Friday that Pakistan’s name now 'resonates with respect worldwide' following its successful facilitation of the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding between the United States and Iran — an agreement ending armed conflict that began in late February. He made the statement in the National Assembly, underscoring Pakistan’s critical role as a trusted third party in multilateral diplomacy. Although no independent source confirms an actual 'war' between the U.S. and Iran, Dawn reported that the MoU resulted from intensive diplomatic efforts in Islamabad involving high-level meetings over more than 72 hours.
Muslims throughout Malaysia celebrate Hari Raya Aidilfitri with great joy, reviving the traditions of visiting hometowns and open houses.