112. Surah al-Ekhlas | سورة الإخلاص

There are nights when the body is exhausted, yet the heart refuses to rest. The mind wanders through fears, regrets, unanswered prayers, and worries about tomorrow. Sleep feels close, but peace feels far away. This guided Islamic sleep duaa is an invitation to lay every burden be ... Show More

This is a raw and emotional duaa for those the world moved on from. For the oppressed. For the imprisoned. For the forgotten. For the families waiting outside the walls. For the mothers, wives, fathers, and children carrying a pain most people will never see. This recording remem ... Show More

Dua Arafah in English — a deeply emotional Islamic supplication inspired by the spirit and themes of the famous Dua Arafah traditionally recited on the Day of Arafah. This recitation is intended for English-speaking Muslims, reverts to Islam, and anyone longing to reconnect with ... Show More

<p>(112:1) Say: “He is Allah, the One and Unique; (112:2) Allah, Who is in need of none and of Whom all are in need; (112:3) He neither begot any nor was He begotten, (112:4) and none is comparable to Him.”</p> 

The statement ‘God - there is no deity except Him,’ is the core of faith. Allah repeats it many times in the Quran for emphasis. Take a few moments to dive deep into the Tafseer meaning of this marvelous verse of Sura Al Imran 

<p>(16:1) Allah's judgement has (all but) come; do not, then, call for its speedy advent. Holy is He, and far above their associating others with Him in His Divinity. (16:2) He sends down this spirit(of prophecy) by His command through His angels on any of His servants whom He wi ... Show More

Allah is one. Then, how come that some verses of the Quran refer to God in the plural form? For example: We built the heavens with Our power and will continue to expand them (51:47) Find the answer and much more in this week's update. 

(3:1) Alif, Lam, Mim. (3:2) Allah, the Ever-Living, the Self-Subsisting, Who sustains the entire order of the universe - there is no God but He. (3:3) He has revealed this Book to you, setting forth the truth and confirming the earlier Books, and earlier He revealed the Torah and ... Show More

<p>(11:1) Alif. Lam. Ra. This is a Divine Command whose contents have been made firm and set forth in detail from One Who is All-Wise, All-Aware (11:2) that you may worship none but Allah. Verily, I have come to you as a warner and a bearer of good news from Him (11:3) that you m ... Show More

A glimpse into the fifth verse of Surah al-Fatiha (Surah 1 of the Quran) - in which we directly address God and confirm that it is He alone that we worship and that it is to Him alone that we ask for help. 

<p>(61:1) All that is in the heavens and all that is on earth extols Allah's glory. He is the Most Mighty, the Most Wise. (61:2) Believers, why do you profess that which you do not practise? (61:3) It is most loathsome in the sight of Allah that you should profess what you do not ... Show More

<p>(42:1) Ha'. Mim. (42:2) Ayn. Sin. Qaf. (42:3) Thus does Allah, the Most Mighty, the Most Wise reveal to you even as (He revealed) to those (Messengers) who preceded you. (42:4) His is all that is in the heavens and all that is in the earth; He is the Most High, the All-Great. ... Show More