Called to deliver a Jumu'ah Khutbah? Whether stepping in for an absent Imam or addressing a need in the community, students of knowledge must be prepared. In this course, Ustadh Sadiq A. Yasin teaches how to deliver a Khutbah and lead the prayer with confidence and adherence to the Sunnah.
Struggling to balance Islamic studies with daily life? In this course, Ustadh Sadiq A. Yasin shares practical strategies to help you build a balanced routine, stay motivated, and make steady progress—no matter how busy you are. Perfect for part-time students seeking meaningful growth.
As shameless topics creep into school curriculums, many Muslim parents are turning to homeschooling to protect their children’s education. But how does it work, and is it practical for everyone? Join Ustadh Muhammad Tim Humble as he shares insights on homeschooling effectively and Islamically.
In stores, there are non-alcoholic drinks, but the bottle is designed to resemble a champagne bottle. Would such a drink be prohibited?
Can a woman perform Sujood at-Tilawah or Sujood ash-Shukr during her menses?
My workplace has a mosque nearby, but my employers don’t allow me to attend congregational prayers. What would you advise?
Discover 10 powerful Islamic principles to increase your Rizq (provision) through faith, gratitude, and action. Unlock blessings from Allah with timeless guidance.
Unlock the divine secrets of Barakah! Discover life-changing ways to attract unstoppable blessings into every corner of your life through the Quran and Sunnah.
Discover 20 practical tips to become a strong student of knowledge. Learn how to seek Islamic knowledge effectively and find success in your studies.
Explore the unsettling reality of bid’ah hasanah and discover the harsh truth about whether there really is such a thing as a good innovation in Islam.
Discover the key principles behind Takfīr and the severity of declaring someone a disbeliever in Islam. Learn the rules and conditions for this serious ruling.
If I recite a portion of the Qur'an from memory as part of a complete recitation and then I discover that I made some mistake, do I need to repeat the recitation from the place where the error occurred?
