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▶60 min · In the final part of his series “Our Ways,” Sheikh Ali Hammuda walks through the stages of a child’s growth that…
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▶45 min · In the third part of his series “Our Ways,” Sheikh Ali Hammuda completes his list of twelve habits he says wear…
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▶58 min · In the first part of his series “Our Ways” on raising children, Sheikh Ali Hammuda argues that raising righteous, capable children…
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▶28 min · Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan explores gratitude through the story of Musa (peace be upon him) and Bani Israel, newly free from…
Read the Reflection →10 min · Even a feed full of Quran pages and nature photos can leave the heart scattered and restless, because the problem isn’t…
Read the Reflection →38 min · After more than a decade of homeschooling his four children, Shaykh Ismail Kamdar shares eight lessons for making homeschooling work today:…
Read the Reflection →9 min · When worship feels like one more thing on a mother’s to-do list, it helps to remember that motherhood itself can be…
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▶12 min · Imam Ash-Shafi’i — founder of one of the four major schools of Islamic law, and the first scholar to systematize the…
Read the Reflection →31 min · This talk reframes anxiety not as an emotion but as a quiet, unexamined belief, that an outcome’s arrival depends on you,…
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