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Sins and Obedience: Do They Affect God?
Divine Legislation: A Gift of Mercy, Not Hardship Allah’s orders and prohibitions are a Divine gift designed to help us attain happiness and prosperity in both this life and the Hereafter.https://alborz8.wordpress.com/2026/08/18/sins-and-obedience-do-they-affect-god/
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Education: A Path to Personal Development
Why is that important in self-development? It’s obvious that we need to learn how to think properly in order to solve problems, overcome obstacles, make decisions, and create plans. This is the very core of self-development, and good education will help put us on the right track.https://alborz8.wordpress.com/2026/08/15/education-a-path-to-personal-development/
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Hatur og gremja (orsakir og meðferð)
Entre ellas se encuentran: la tacañería, el amor al dinero y el amor al mundo. Todas estas son malas costumbres y demuestran la falta de respeto del siervo hacia Dios, quien da y retiene, y Él es el Proveedor, ¡Gloria a Él!https://alborz8.wordpress.com/2026/08/15/hatur-og-gremja-orsakir-og-medferd/
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Prophet Muhammad: Mercy for a Broken World
The Kindest Husband: Redefining Family Values Domestic abuse and broken homes are rampant today. The solution lies in the Prophetic declaration: “The best among you is the best towards his wife, and I am the best of you to my wives” (Ibn Majah).https://alborz8.wordpress.com/2026/08/11/prophet-muhammad-mercy-for-a-broken-world-2/
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A New You – Turn Your Lemons Into Lemonade The Power of Positive Thinking
Yes, it is highly probable that Milton wrote better poetry because he was blind and that Beethoven composed better music because he was deaf. Helen Keller’s brilliant career was inspired and made possible because of her blindness and deafness.” -
A New You – Renew Your Life
If you can be among those who remember God during that special time of closeness to Him, be among them. It is the time when night goes and morning comes, and out of the debris of the near or distant past you can rise to build your future.https://alborz8.wordpress.com/2026/08/07/a-new-you-renew-your-life/
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Khushu in Prayer: The Soul of Prayer | A Definitive Guide to Spiritual Devotion
Before the Prayer (Preparation): Perfecting Wudu: Start with a mindful ablution. Each drop of water washing away sins prepares the soul. Early Arrival: Arriving at the mosque early or sitting on the prayer mat before the Adhan allows the “noise” of the world to fade away. -
Introduction to Islam: A Comprehensive Guide to its Beliefs
Islam mandates that those who possess wealth above a certain threshold (Nisab) give 2.5% of their annual savings to the poor and needy. This is not seen as “charity” in the Western sense but as a “purification” of one’s wealth and a fundamental right of the poor.https://alborz8.wordpress.com/2026/08/02/introduction-to-islam-a-comprehensive-guide-to-its-beliefs/
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Your Creed is the Backbone of Your Religion: Islamic Aqeedah
The Vertebrae of the Spine To understand how the creed supports the religion, we must look at its component parts. These are the “Six Articles of Faith” that form the vertebrae of our spiritual backbone: -
The Rights of Brotherhood
The Ethics of Advice: Secrecy: Advise in private, not in public, so as not to embarrass the person. Gentleness: Use a kind and gentle manner. Proofs: Explain any wrongdoing with proofs from the Shari`ah.https://alborz8.wordpress.com/2026/07/26/the-rights-of-brotherhood/
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The Concept of Peace in Islam: Meaning and Significance
Scriptural Evidence for Social Harmony The Quran and Hadith emphasize that the concept of peace in Islam is maintained through love, justice, and the fulfillment of rights.https://alborz8.wordpress.com/2026/07/26/the-concept-of-peace-in-islam-meaning-and-significance/
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Mercy in Islam: A Holistic Vision of Compassion
Justice and Tenderness: The Rights of the Vulnerable Spiritual Resilience in Islam is further evidenced by the strict protection of the vulnerable, specifically orphans.https://alborz8.wordpress.com/2026/07/25/mercy-in-islam-a-holistic-vision-of-compassion/
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Secrets Behind Early Believers’ Endurance: Lessons from Makkah
The Companions cherished an amazing, unconditional love for him; he occupied the innermost cells of their hearts. They were always ready to defend him even at the risk of their lives. -
The Prophet’s Compassion for Children
Some people who were not able to understand the power of expressing love to children wondered why the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) played with children and took such an interest in them. Narrated Abu Hurairah (may Allah be pleased with him),https://alborz8.wordpress.com/2026/07/23/the-prophets-compassion-for-children/
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Beyond Abstract Sentiment: The Divine Standard for Salvation and Love
The Comprehensive Nature of Worship: Beyond External Rituals A primary source of confusion regarding salvation stems from a narrow, reductionist understanding of the concept of worship (Ibadah) in Islam. -
Toward a More Caring Society: The Islamic View on Senior Citizens
This plan moves beyond mere charity; it is about establishing a culture of dignity. By serving the elderly, we strengthen our own faith, as it requires patience, humility, and a heart focused on the pleasure of Allah. -
The Reality and Signs of Evil Eye in Islam: A Theological Guide
It is a common mistake to confuse Al-Ayn with Sihr (black magic) or Mass (jinn possession). While they share symptoms, the Signs of Evil Eye in Islam are usually more immediate. If a person receives a compliment and falls ill that same evening, it is likely Al-Ayn. Magic is often a more complex, long-term affliction involving rituals. Regardless of the cause, the primary remedy is Ruqyah Shari’ah. -
The Mother of the Book: Comprehensive Objectives and Spiritual Lessons of Surah Al-Fatiha
The Divine Response: When the servant asks for guidance in Al-Fatiha, the response begins immediately in Surah Al-Baqarah: “This is the Book, whereof there is no doubt, a guidance for those who fear Allah. -
The Qur’an: A Companion for Youth in Ramadan
Whoever accompanies the Qur’an will find a friend that settles their heart when it feels tight, a guide when paths become confusing, and a light when darkness increases around them. Ibn Mas’ud (may Allah be pleased with him) said: “Whoever loves the Qur’an loves Allah.” What friendship is greater than being a friend to the Book of Allah?https://alborz8.wordpress.com/2026/07/18/the-quran-a-companion-for-youth-in-ramadan/
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The Oldest Copy of the Holy Quran: The Samarkand Manuscript and Uthman’s Legacy
While thoroughly searching through my personal archives, I stumbled upon photocopied pages of a historical news report originally published in Al-Ikhaa magazine, Issue 7, Year 5 (December 1928 AD / Jumada al-Thani 1347 AH), spanning pages 641 and 642. -
How to Be a Witness to the Truth: Fulfilling the Mission of the Ummah
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Why Islam Fights Immorality: Preserving the Foundation of Human Civilization
When Islam fights immorality, it is defending the boundary between human dignity and base instinct. While unrestricted sexual freedom is marketed as “liberation,” it is actually a form of enslavement to desire. -
The Quranic Methodology in Combating Rumors: A Comprehensive Study of Psychological Resilience
These target the honor and integrity of the leaders and their families to destroy trust within the social fabric. The most prominent example is the “Incident of the Slander” (Al-Ifk), which the Quran used as a catalyst to establish strict laws for verification. -
10 Strengths of the Muslim Personality
To cultivate true Spiritual Resilience in Islam, one must look beyond the spirit alone. Islam is a holistic system; it demands the reform of the individual across ten specific areas of life. These strengths serve as a roadmap for any believer seeking to live a life of impact and purpose.https://alborz8.wordpress.com/2026/07/13/10-strengths-of-the-muslim-personality/
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Social Boycott Against Early Muslims: A Story of Resilience and Divine Intervention
From the seventh to the tenth year of the Prophetic mission, the Muslims and their non-Muslim clan protectors remained confined. This period of the social boycott against early Muslims was characterized by extreme deprivation. The Quraish would intercept all food caravans entering Makkah, buying up the supplies at inflated prices to ensure nothing reached the besieged valley. -
Lessons of History.. the Path of Justice
It is the duty of the people to choose the right leaders. People should respect and honor their leaders, but they should also carefully observe them and should correct them or replace them when they do wrong. Otherwise, wrong leaders become a curse for their people.https://alborz8.wordpress.com/2026/07/13/lessons-of-history-the-path-of-justice/
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Oppression and Justice in Islam: Quranic and Hadith Guidance
Oppression often leads to stronger counter-oppression, potentially resulting in the destruction of the oppressor and their associates, as stated by Allah: “And fear a trial which will not strike those who have wronged among you exclusively.” [Al-Anfal: 25].