Aqaid
How does Ayah Al-Kursi protect us?
Reciting Ayah Al-Kursi protects us from harm, evil, and shaytaan (the devil). It brings peace and blessings to the reciter.
What do Muslims do on Eid-ul-Fitr?
Why was Prophet Ishaq (AS) a blessing to his parents?
He was born to Prophet Ibrahim (AS) and Sarah when they were very old, as a gift from Allah (SWT).
What does the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) say about spreading salaam?
The Prophet (SAW) said: "Spread salaam among yourselves and you will love one another."(Hadith)
What reward is promised for reciting Ayah Al-Kursi after every Salah?
The Prophet Muhammad (SAW) said that whoever recites Ayah Al-Kursi after every Salah will be protected, and nothing will stand between them and Paradise except death.
What is Zakat-ul-Fitr?
Zakat-ul-Fitr is a special charity given before the Eid prayer to help the poor and purify the fasting.
What qualities made Prophet Isma’eel (AS) special?
He was obedient to Allah (SWT), kind to his parents, and always willing to help his father fulfill Allah’s (SWT) commands.
What does the Qur'an say about purity?
Allah (SWT) says: "Indeed, Allah loves those who repent and those who purify themselves."
(Surah Al-Baqarah, 2:222)
What does Ayah Al-Kursi say about Allah’s knowledge?
Ayah Al-Kursi says that Allah’s knowledge encompasses everything, including what is in the heavens and the earth.
What is the lesson from eating only Halal food and avoiding Haraam food?
What is the relationship between Prophet Ishaq (AS) and Prophet Ya’qub (AS)?
Prophet Ya’qub (AS), also known as Israel, was the son of Prophet Ishaq (AS).
Why is it important to follow the Sunnah of using the right hand?
It is important because it shows obedience to Allah and His Messenger and brings blessings to our actions.
What does Ayah Al-Kursi say about Allah’s sleep or rest?
Ayah Al-Kursi says that Allah does not get tired or sleep. He is always watching and in control of everything.
What are the Faradh of Salah?
1. Takbeer-Tehreema
2. Qiyaam (standing position)
3. Qiraat (recitition of at least three short ayats or one long aayat of the Quran)
4. Ruku (To bow down)
5. Sajdah (To prostrate)
6. Qa'adah Akheerah (to sit at the end of the last rakah for as long as it takes to read Tashahhud)
What qualities are Prophet Ishaq (AS) known for?
He was a righteous servant of Allah (SWT) and followed the teachings of his father, Prophet Ibrahim (AS).
What lessons can we learn from Prophet Ibrahim (AS)?
Always worship only Allah (SWT), as He is the one true God.
Stand firm in your faith, even when others disagree.
Trust in Allah (SWT), who protects and helps His servants.