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Independent Woman in Islam
One of the most well-known catchphrases of our day is independent woman which stands for empowerment, freedom and self-assurance. Yet behind its popularity lies a deeper question worth asking: “In the context of Islam what does independence actually mean? And could it be that Islamic independence carries a far richer and more balanced meaning than simply “doing everything alone”?” Also…
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Unemployed Husband,What Does Islam Say?
When a Unemployed Husband whether because of losing his job, illness, or simply choosing not to, many ask: “What is the ruling in Islam?”This issue is not just about income. It’s about responsibility, dignity, and barakah (divine blessing) within the family. Also read: Hard Work and It’s Importance in Islam A Husband’s Duty in the Light of Sharia In Islam…
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Rules of Husband and Wife
Islam views marriage as a holy partnership rather than merely a contract. It is the union of two souls (husband and wife) who pledge to grow together, find harmony in one another and complement one another. Islam sees marriage as a divine cooperation bound by love, mercy and responsibility rather than as a power struggle between two opposing sides. According…
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Jobs for Muslim Women
Today, the question of appropriate jobs for muslim women is about how to develop a job without losing her value or dignity. Islam establishes moral boundaries so that every professional action from muslim women is an act of worship and contributions to society. As stated by Allah ﷻ: مَنْ عَمِلَ صَالِحًا مِّن ذَكَرٍ أَوْ أُنثَىٰ وَهُوَ مُؤْمِنٌ فَلَنُحْيِيَنَّهُ حَيَاةً طَيِّبَةً“Whoever…
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Shirk: The Greatest Sin in Islam
In Islam shirk—associating partners with Allah ﷻ—is regarded as the most serious sin in Islam. If someone dies without repenting it is the one sin that Allah ﷻ will not pardon. Islams foundation is based on tawheed or the unity of Allah ﷻ shirk undermines this foundation. Believers are constantly cautioned against it by the Quran and Sunnah which outline its detrimental impacts…
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Ujub: A Hidden Arrogance and How to Avoid It
One of the subtlest yet most dangerous heart diseases in the journey of faith is ʿujub or self-admiration or conceit. It is the sensation that one is so filled with pride in ones own actions, wisdom or skills that one loses sight of the fact that Allah ﷻ is the source of all praise. In contrast to blatant conceit (takabbur), ʿujub…
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Influence of 200 Trillion Rupiah Injection from Minister Purbaya to Indonesian Islamic Economy
Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa, the Indonesian Finance Minister, announced in September 2025 that a huge stimulus package worth Rp200 trillion would be given to a number of state-owned banks including Bank Syariah Indonesia (BSI). There has been much debate about the possible effects of this audacious move on the Indonesian economy especially the Islamic financial sector which is still expanding as…
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Prophet Sulaiman عليه السلام The Grateful Rich King
Prophet Sulaiman عليه السلام is one of the numerous prophets mentioned in the Quran who combined great wealth, wisdom and power while remaining modest and appreciative of Allah ﷻ . Sulaiman عليه السلام utilized his blessings to serve not to brag in contrast to many rulers whose hearts were too preoccupied with comfort. His story offers a perfect example of faith-based…
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Qarun: A Story of Arrogance and Wealth
Many peoples hearts have been tried by wealth throughout history. The story of Qarun (Korah) is one of the most blatant instances in the Quran of how wealth can corrupt the soul. Qarun who was once extremely wealthy during the time of Prophet Musa (Moses) عليه السلام became conceited and haughty owing to his wealth. His demise is an enduring…
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The Concept of Sustenance and How It Is Perceived in Islam
Sustenance or rizq in Arabic is far more than just material wealth in Islam. It includes all that Allah ﷻ offers His creation such as opportunities, family, faith, health and knowledge. Every blessing every meal and every breath a person takes are all examples of rizq. Islam offers an expanded spiritual understanding of sustenance in contrast to the materialistic worldview that…
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