Islamic-Life

Even though, some of Islamic teachings may be similar to other Abrahamic religions because they come from the same root and preach believing in God; however, pillars of Islam clearly differentiate Muslims from the followers of other religions. Muslims must practice these five pillars in order to remain the followers of Islam. Five Islamic pillars are: Shahada (Declaration of Profession of Faith), Salah (Prayer), Saum, (Fasting the month of Ramdan), Zakah (Compulsory Charity) and Hajj (Pilgrimage, once in life if one is financially able to).

Beautifully story of a Muslim brother who promised himself to achieve the happiness, peace and pleasure, which other righteous people experienced, during the month of ramadan by not falling short of their obligations and doing extra deeds.... Read More

Article suggesting a daily program for Muslims during the month of Ramadan.... Read More

Article listing the actions which invalidate one's fast. ... Read More

Article explaining how can Muslims prepare for the month of Ramadan. Muslims should start preparing themselves from start of the month of Sh'abaan.... Read More

Article on Laylatul Qadr (The Night of Power): a night is greater than 1000 months. Laylatul Qadr appears on one of the five odd nights in the last ten days of the month of Ramadan. ... Read More