by Ahmed Arafat

Sh Kifah Mustapha

by Sh. Kifah Mustapha

Concepts of Sin (Part 3)  by Sh. Kifah Mustapha

Fiqh of Hadith - Salatul Jamaa'

Fiqh of Hadith from December 2009 Community Pulse

Fasting Six Days of Shawwal by Sh. Kifah Mustapha

Rulings of Permissibility to Break the Fast by Sh. Kifah Mustapha

Fiqh of Hadith - Fasting is a Shield

Message From the Imam in August 2009 Community Pulse - "What Do You Know About Al-Quran?"

Fiqh of Hadith - Sujood al Sahoo, by Sh. Kifah Mustapha

Learn the rules for facing the Qiblah in the obligated and non-obligated prayers.

In a well-known hadith, we learn that one day the Prophet (God’s peace and blessings be upon him) was walking with his wife and passed by a group of his Companions. The Prophet stopped and told them the woman accompanying him was indeed his wife. He did this so that no one would suspect anything ill of him, like consorting with a strange woman.

INTRODUCTION
The Prophet migrated from Makkah to Yathrib (later named Madina) after years of persecution in Makkah. Migration has played a vital role in the lives of nearly all the prophets, who migrated to avoid being destroyed along with those who refused to believe in their message. However, the Prophet Muhammad’s migration was different. His migration was not about destruction, but about salvation.