The Man Who Conquered Empires - Omar Ibn...

What happens when a scholar loses his home, faces the most powerful rulers of his time, endures repeated imprisonment, and yet refuses to surrender his faith and convictions?What gives a person the strength to remain steadfast when everything around them begins to collapse?Discov ... Show More

What if the five daily prayers were more than an obligation? What if every Salah was an opportunity to cleanse your heart, seek Allah's forgiveness, and return to Him with a renewed sense of faith?Throughout the day, we take care of our physical cleanliness. We wash our hands, cl ... Show More

Sometimes, a single Islamic reminder is enough to make us pause, reflect, and reconnect with what truly matters.In the middle of our busy lives, it can be easy to become distracted by worldly responsibilities, worries, and the constant demands of everyday life. Yet even a brief m ... Show More

<p>The life of Umar ibn Al-Khattab (R.A.) is a shining page of Islamic history, which outshines and supersedes all other histories. The history of all nations put together does not contain even a part of what his life contained of noble conduct, glory, sincerity and calling other ... Show More

Omar bin Abdul Aziz was one of the best Caliphs of the Muslims. In this week's Quran Tafseer Podcast, we tell the story of Omar and his son as we explain Ayat 114 and 115 of Surah Al Imran. 

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Dr. Omar Suleiman shares his incredible journey from skepticism to faith, the early days of his da’wah work, and his passion for helping those in pain. He speaks out and advocates for prisoners, the power of social media in da'wah, and the role of art and culture in reviving the ... Show More

The later part of Ibn Taymiyyah’s life saw continued invasions from Mongol Hordes from the outside, and a battle against Sufi mystics in his own society. And for the man himself, it was defined by a continuation of one thing more than any other: a zeal against irreligion. While c ... Show More

The reign of Abu Bakr lasted a little over two years, and he kept Omar close in order to prepare him for the role of caliph. But the leadership of the community Omar inherited came with the burden of waging two simultaneous wars against empires that had bordered the Arabs for as ... Show More