I’m sure we’ve all heard of “Muslim Standard Time.” It’s a term we use to “excuse” ourselves or a fellow Muslim for being late. It’s a way of downplaying the importance of being punctual.
Continue reading“You have a duty to your Lord, you have a duty to your body, and you have a duty to your family, so you should give each one its rights.” (Sahih Bukhari) Finding the right balance between being
Continue readingOur bodies are primarily made out of water. We need lots of water each day to stay hydrated and during Ramadan it can be easy to fall behind on our water intake, which is why we suggest “eating”
Continue readingNot sure what to bring the host of an upcoming iftar? Want something that the hostess will actually use and love? Here are 9 unique and thoughtful gift ideas that should guarantee another invite 😉
Continue readingWith Ramadan here Alhamdulilah, what better time than now to teach the kids about the pillars of Islam as well as develop some problem solving skills. These practical problems relate to the muslim child,
Continue readingThis year, Ramadan will begin shortly after the school year has already ended for some of us, while for others, there may be an little overlap between Ramadan and the school year. Regardless, Ramadan
Continue readingPreviously, we touched upon the importance of helping our children learn Arabic. But if you don’t speak Arabic yourself, that task is easier said than done. Not only is Arabic hard to pronounce
Continue readingRecently, I made quilted pot holders with my kids at a quilting workshop in the library. As I was sewing with my kids these tiny patches of fabric, I recollected the time my grandmother came to the states
Continue readingApart from making sure that I tire them out almost everyday, so that they can take a nap in the afternoons and I can enjoy some ‘me’ time, lately we have been trying to add some more
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