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03/02/2025

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03/02/2025

Twelve years after founding World Hijab Day, Nazma Khan acknowledges that discrimination against hijabi women still exists despite progress. In an exclusive interview with Muslim News, she shared her fears of being targeted and highlighted workplace discrimination faced by her sister. Khan emphasized the need for a united effort to combat hijabophobia. World Hijab Day has grown into a global movement, launching initiatives to foster understanding and address misconceptions about the hijab.

03/02/2025

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03/02/2025

Indonesia is taking steps to protect children online with new social media age restrictions. Details in the first comment:

03/02/2025

02/02/2025

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02/02/2025

Muslim women in Birmingham marked World Hijab Day by launching conversations on identity, choice, and misconceptions about the hijab. Shreen Mahmood and TV chef Mia Dia set up a pop-up stand, inviting passers-by to try on hijabs and discuss their experiences. Their initiative aimed to promote understanding and challenge stereotypes. Many participants expressed newfound appreciation for the hijab, highlighting the importance of open dialogue and awareness.

02/02/2025

A staggering 87% of Muslim students in Germany say they’ve faced racism in daily life. The full picture below.

01/02/2025

Keeping Allah’s mercy.

01/02/2025

Need for comfort and goodness.

01/02/2025

4 Weeks to Ramadan
Share your Dua; and we say Amen!

01/02/2025

Thirteen months after losing his children under the rubble, Dr Wael Nasrallah, a Palestinian father, shared a gut-wrenching message: "I would like to tell you that I built fake graves for you. After 13 months, I have failed to find your pure bodies under the rubble. I am completely helpless without you. I apologize to you. Forgive me." His words echo the unbearable pain of countless families in Gaza still searching for their loved ones amid the devastation.

01/02/2025

For some, the Qur’an is just a book they read in Arabic, without understanding. For others, it’s a daily ritual—recited for blessings but rarely reflected upon. And then, there are those who live by it, seeking answers, comfort, and guidance in every aspect of life.

So, where do you stand?

🔹 Do you read it just to complete a daily portion, or do you truly ponder its meaning?
🔹 Do you turn to it in times of hardship, or is it collecting dust on a shelf?
🔹 Does its recitation move you to tears, or has it become background noise to life’s distractions?

A deep connection with the Qur’an doesn’t happen overnight—it’s built with intention. Whether it’s understanding Arabic, studying tafsir, or simply listening with an open heart, every step matters.

Some struggle to memorize it, feeling burdened. Others can’t go a day without its words nourishing their soul. Some doubt its authenticity, while others dedicate their lives to teaching it.

The question is: What kind of relationship do you want with the Qur’an?

It’s never too late to strengthen your bond with the words of your Creator. Start today.

01/02/2025