We have indeed revealed this (Message) in the Night of Power: And what will explain to thee what the night of power is? The Night of Power is better than a thousand months. al-Qur'an 97:1-3 (Click for Arabic)
The Powerful Night of Ramadan The Night of Power is to be searched during the odd nights of the last ten days of Ramadan. Since over fourteen centuries Muslims are striving diligently to benefit greatly from it. More
Searching for Hidden Treasure Think of one's shortcomings and seek His forgiveness. Come out of Ramadan with new goals and aspirations. We Ask Allah to guide us and bless us to see this special night. More
Get Your Terms Straight The call of Islam, in fact, is a call to success. Again and again Allah (swt) invites all human beings to success, making it clear what success really is and how we can achieve it. More
The Secret of the Night of Power "Read in the name of thy Lord Who creates," (Quran 96:1) implies that we have the obligation, in reading any object, not to get between it and its originator: the "Lord Who creates." More
Islam the 'Peaceful Religion' But Islam is also about truth - quite possibly much more than any other system in the world. And Islam is also against all forms of injustice, inequity, cruelty, oppression, exploitation, domination, tyranny and abuse. More
Ramadan Nights: The Market for the people of Eman Faith is the gas that runs the believer. It is that feeling in our chests that causes us to pray two more rakat, give an extra dime towards charity, lower our gaze or to forgive someone who has wronged us. More
Ramadan - The Month of Self-Restraint Probably at no other time in America is this message more relevant than this Ramadan. Truly, it has been a very difficult month for most Muslim Americans who are viciously attacked both verbally and physically by the anti-Muslim bigots .. More
Comment of the Week I am very interested in learning the truth about Islam, what I have gathered from this website shows a viewpoint that I myself have always held, that of honor, respect for one's family, and charity towards people that are not as fortunate. [Michael from Salt Lake City, UT]