The Prophet Zakariya (عليه السلام) – and (remember) Zakariyya, when Zakariyya cried out to his Lord: “O my Lord! Do not leave me without children, even though you are the greatest to inheritors. Then We were attentive to him. We…
Yusuf (Joseph) was the beloved child of prophet Yaqub (Jacob) He also had 11 sons. Binyamin the youngest, was born to exactly the same family as Yusuf and the other sons were older half-brothers. Yusuf who was still a small child,…
Prophet Isa (عليه السلام) – His name is Christ Jesus Christ, the son of Mary honored both in this world and the future and also of (the group of) the people closest to Allah. (Aal-i Imran, 3/45) Hz. MARYAM (MARY) As mentioned…
Prophet Lut (عليه السلام) – “Lut said: ‘I do detest your doings. O my Lord! Save myself and my entire family members from doing such actions that they do! ‘ Then we gave the family and him-and all. The only exception was an…
Prophet Yahya (عليه السلام) In the account of Zakariya AS, provided details about the way in which Zakariya’s AS sincere prayer to Allah caused his wife to concocting Yahya AS in a very old age. We also learned that Allah picked his…
Prophet Ibrahim (عليه السلام) – The an great illustration (to be a follower of) in Abraham and those who were with him who said to their followers: “We are clear of you and of whatever ye worship besides Allah: We…
Prophet Hud – Following the flood the new life began on the planet. Humans grew as they did before. Families who relocated to different areas within the Arabian Peninsula and established new cities, structures orchards, vineyards, and vineyards in the areas they…
Prophet Adam (عليه السلام) – The beginning of life on earth began way before the birth of mankind. In the beginning, plants were first born, then animals, and finally human beings were made. Prior to humankind, the advancement and control over…
Prophet Yunus (عليه السلام) – Yunus Ibn Mata (referred to as Jonah as Jonah in English) was the messenger of Allah who was sent to Nineveh which is a city located in northern Iraq with an estimated population of more…
Complete Story of The Hazrat Khizar (عليه السلام) – Narrated by Ubai Ka’b: The Prophet Muhammad (sal-allahu-alleihi-wasallam) said, “Once the Prophet Musa alaihi salaam stood up and addressed Bani Israel. He was asked , ‘Who is the most knowledgeable man among…
This blog provides the steps of the procedure to perform Zuhr prayer that is an Islamic prayer offered during noon. Since the Islamic day starts at sunset, Zuhr prayer is the fourth prayer that is offered by Muslims throughout the day. There is a…
How Many Rakats For Isha Prayer? – Quranmualim – Isha Namaz Rakat: Each Salah is performed in various Rakats of Islam Isha Namaz is one of them. Isha Namaz is performed in 17 Rakats, including Sunnah before(4), Fard(4) Sunnah before(4),…
How Many Rakats For Fajr Prayer? – Namaz is a form of worship Muslims offer to bring Allah content. It’s also referred to in the form of Salat as well as Salah. Giving Salah is a way of communicating with Allah. Additionally,…
Maghrib Namaz Rakat: Each Salah is performed in various Rakats within Islam and the Maghrib Namaz is performed in 7 Rakats which include Fard (3), Sunnah After(2) and Nafil(2) Salahs. Fard (3), Sunnah After(2), Nafil(2) Salah Check here for more…
Namaz is a form of prayer that Muslims offer to bring Allah satisfied. It’s also referred to in the form of Salat as well as Salah. Giving Salah means to communicate with Allah. Furthermore, it shields the person from performing sins or bad…
The Prophets of Islam | 25 Prophets of Islam – Allah Subhana Hu wa Ta’ala is the only one who knows all the names of the Prophets of Islam. No doubut, a loving lover who is always searching for his roots. However,…
Dear Brother and Sisters in Islam, The second pillar of Islam is prayer (Salat). Salah for Muslims, is physically experienced with the whole body. There are specific steps, instructions, and actions. It is another aspect of Muslim and New Muslims …
Salat Al Asr (Afternoon Prayer); is a eight rakat (unit) prayer comprising of four rakat sunnah (optional but recommended) and four rakat fard (obligatory – Imam recited silently) prayer. How to Perform the Four Rakats () Asar Namaz Rakat Asar…