Welcoming Ramadan this year, can be extremely difficult with what’s taking place around Al-Aqsa Mosque to our fellow Palestinian brothers & sisters. This episode is a mere reminder that with a Ramadan Like no Other, we also need to Ramadan Like no Other. In other words, we need to Ramadan with and like a Palestinian.

With the whole world witnessing a genocide taking place, every Muslim - and human for that matters - needs to speak out against it. As we’re taught by Prophet Muhammed if we can’t fight injustice with our hands, then let it be with our voices. #gaza #palestine #istandwithpalestine #justice #humanity #genocide #massacre

Among the beautiful names and attributes of Allah is ”Al-Wadud”. In Arabic, there are so many words to express different layers of love. Allah’s love is translated to His creation in every detail of their lives. That’s why Allah used this name in particular to convey the comprehensive meaning of love and care.

Seerah in Arabic is used to refer to someone’s biography, and is root wise related to the word “journey” as well. In other words when we go through the seerah of the prophet pbuh it is as if we’re walking on a journey through every chapter of his beautiful life.

As we recite Surah Al-Fatihah on a daily basis, we keep asking Allah to guide us to the straight path. What is meant by the straight path in Islam? Why are there so many different groups and names of Muslims? And how can we stick to the balanced straight path in today’s world?

Apart from the chronological approach of studying the stories of the Prophets PBUT all, let’s make a pause on some great lessons we get to learn from Prophet Haroun (Aaron) PBUH.

Surah Al-Fatihah is the opening of the Noble Quran, and the most recited Surah by all Muslims. Let’s go deeper into its different layers, and learn more about its great value.

Some prophets are not much mentioned in the Quran. Little do we know that they have a lot to teach us. Let’s learn from prophet Haroon (Aaron).

People are often obsessed with poverty, fearing it all the time. Prophet Muhammed gives us the reality of this fear in a nutshell.

The first 10 days of Dhul-Hijjah are almost as significant as the last 10 days of Ramadan. Let's get prepared, worship Allah and please Him on those blessed days.

Sometimes it is easier to be good to your friends because they will not endure your temper, but when it comes to our parents some of us take them for granted. Yet according to Islamic teachings we have to be the very best to our parents, anything less is unacceptable. For corrections, suggestions, and special requests, kindly contact us via email: newmuslimshub@gmail.com

When a group of people gather to remember Allah, the angels surround such a gathering, and Allah mentions this gathering in a higher assembly. Join this virtual gathering that took place in Ramadan, reflecting on various ayat from the Quran. Let's not lost our connection with the Quran after Ramadan is over.

As we pass the last days of Ramadan with mixed feelings between relief, sadness and sometimes even guilt, let’s learn how prophet Muhammad PBUH taught us about the eid, and how to best worship Allah during it.

We continue on our journey to purify ourselves tracking our sins and how we fall into them. Following the sins of the bodies, in this episode we learn about the sins of the heart and how to purify it as explained by Imam Al-Ghazaly.

This ayah tackles the category of people who worship Allah on an edge. In this podcast, we will learn more about the meaning of this parable, and the right perception of life that prevents us from being under this category.

Now that we are in the last ten nights in Ramadan, we all seek the maximum reward of Laylat-ul-Qadr (The Night of Decree or Glory). In this podcast we will learn what is so significant about this night, what we should do on it, and the signs of this night.

On our journey to purify ourselves, We need to track our sins and how we fall into them. In this episode we learn about the sins of the body including the main 7 organs, and how to guard our bodies from committing sins, as explained by Imam Al-Ghazaly.

Every line in the Quran is a sign as Allah has called it. The main reason Allah revealed and sent down the Quran to us, is that we may reflect, ponder, and apply those signs to our best. What better chance can it be for us to reflect other than the month of the Quran?

Salah comes from the Arabic word "Silah" which means bond or relation. our daily 5 prayers can develop into a routine overtime. In this episode we will learn more about the ethics and true essence of Salah from in the light of Imam Ghazali's insights.

The main purpose why Allah revealed the Quran to us, is that we may contemplate upon its signs, and try to live with it. In this episode, we try to contemplate, ponder upon a very significant ayah in Surah Al-Baqarah (The Cow), in which Allah states "I am indeed NEAR". Let's find out what's significant about this ayah, and how we can truly live its meaning.