Masjid announcements, Islamic articles, writing from our scholars, and updates through Ramadan.
Jibril counselled the Prophet ﷺ about the neighbour so often that he thought neighbours would be made heirs. It is one of the plainest teachings in the Sunnah and one of the easiest to let slip — particularly when the neighbour is not a Muslim, or not someone we would choose.
Read the articleThe five prayers cut the day into pieces and stop any one of them swallowing the rest.
Read Why we pray at fixed timesThe chain of narration, why it was recorded so carefully, and what it means to call a report authentic.
Read How a hadith reaches usThe month goes better for those who start thinking about it in Sha'ban rather than on the first night.
Read Preparing for Ramadan before it arrivesThree weeks of groundwork finished ahead of schedule, and the inspection passed first time.
Read Foundations poured on the east wingTwenty-seven times the reward — but the reason behind it is about more than arithmetic.
Read Praying in congregation, and why it is worth the walkOn the etiquette of asking, and why no question put sincerely is a foolish one.
Read Asking a question is half of knowledgeTea, a tour, and a great many questions — most of them the ones we hoped people would ask.
Read Two hundred neighbours came to our open dayA page after each prayer gets you there. A chapter a night does not, and the guilt does not help.
Read Finishing the Qur'an in Ramadan, realisticallyIt was never only a prayer hall. The first one was a school, a court, a shelter and a meeting place.
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