on the authority of ‘Umar, radiyallahu ‘anhu, who said: “While we were one day sitting with the Messenger of Allah, sallallahu ‘alayhi wasallam, there appeared before us a man dressed in extremely white clothes and with very black hair. No…
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Baby boys and girls receive different nutrients in breast milk
Baby formula should be tailored for boys and girls to reflect the differences in milk that mothers produce depending on their baby’s sex, researchers say.
Tests on mothers’ milk in both monkeys and humans have showed that levels of fat, protein, vitamins, sugars, minerals and hormones vary enormously, but there is evidence that milk made for female and male babies is consistently different…more:THE GUARDIAN / Allah says which means: “And, Biologically, the male is not like the female…” more:Ali Imran/Family of Mary
MAGIC: HAPPY RAMADAN!
Ramadan Reruns
The point of the video is to make people more conscious of these silly actions so they will think twice before they do it during the next Ramadan. Reminding myself before anyone else, Ramadan is a blessing so let’s try not to take it for granted but rather take advantage of it by increasing our Iman (faith) so we can become better Muslims, even after Ramadan is over InshAllah.
Masjid an Nabi – History Part 1
Why I Love Prophet Muhammad ﷺ (Poetry)
There’s a cat in this picture. Can you see it?
Adhan in the Malaysian TV
Read: Meaning of the Adhan
The Siena International Photo Awards
A powerful photograph of a one-legged Syrian father holding his son born without lower or upper limbs has been recognized as the Siena International Photo Awards (SIPA) 2021 photo of the year. Turkish photographer Mehmet Aslan was recognized as the overall winner with his photo “Hardship of Life.” https://sipacontest.com/
Two decades after 9/11, Muslim Americans still fighting bias
… A car passed, the driver’s window rolled down and the man spat an epithet at two little girls wearing their hijabs: “Terrorist!”
It was 2001, mere weeks after the twin towers at the World Trade Center fell, and 10-year-old Shahana Hanif and her younger sister were walking to the local mosque from their Brooklyn home.
Unsure, afraid, the girls ran.
