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Hajar and Ibraheem (AS) raised Ismail (AS) with taqwa. It is this taqwa that comes into play when Ismail (AS) is asked to sacrifice himself in order to fulfil his fathers wish. It is taqwa that makes Hajar boldly stay in a desert with her baby all by herself. It is taqwa that made Ibraheem (AS) jump into a huge pit of fire, knowing that no harm could come his way.

Watch Mr. Ali Arabacci, Principal of Irfan College, Australia, not only educate our viewers about how technology can help them be better Muslims but also to inspire them to lead their lives by example. As a Muslim educator, homeschooler or a parent, what are your views on digital learning and its role in Islamic education? […]

5 Everyday Sunnah Habits to Raise Strong Muslim Children

Special thanks to the Muslim community in Memphis Tennessee for inviting Mama and Lulu to perform at the Eid Ul’ Fitri Festival. The annual Eid prayer and Festival brings together all of the Muslim communities in Memphis in a wonderful show of togetherness. What better way to celebrate Eid than to create in the hearts […]

5 Everyday Sunnah Habits to Raise Strong Muslim Children

Just as Musa sought the company of righteous and trustworthy individuals, we too should prioritize surrounding ourselves and our families with positive influences. Choosing friends, mentors, and role models who embody Islamic values and principles can greatly impact our children’s upbringing.

Developing Sustainable Children’s Media One of the greatest challenges in Islamic media is the costs associated with producing content. We live in a world dominated by international media companies that produce TV programs, films and video games with budgets in hundreds of millions of dollars. An example is Disney’s animated blockbuster Frozen. The feature film cost […]

The Philippines – a nation in transition The country is shared by Christians and Muslims. Islam was the first monotheistic religion in the Philippines with early historical records showing contact between the island population and Muslims traders from Arabian, Persian, Chinese and other Malay lands as early as the 14th century. Today Muslims make up […]

Remembrance of Allah throughout the day: Encourage your child to develop the habit of remembering Allah throughout the day. This can be done by reciting simple phrases like “SubhanAllah” (Glory be to Allah), “Alhamdulillah” (Praise be to Allah), and “Allahu Akbar” (Allah is the Greatest).

These morning routines are so simple, yet so powerful, that Muslim families can easily incorporate them into their daily lives. Get ready to take your connection with Allah to the next level!

Do you wish to teach Arabic to your children but wonder if it’s really necessary? Or perhaps, you’ve already undertaken the journey but are finding it too overwhelming to continue?

Sarah loves spending time with her family and parents as well. Here’s what she has to say: “My parents are strict. No kidding! But then, slowly I have realized that they only stop me from doing things that will harm me. Otherwise, I am free to do what I want. And because of this understanding […]

As Muslims living in the West, the Christmas season is one of the most challenging times we face. From answering our children’s never ending questions about why we don’t celebrate Christmas to answering our colleagues or neighbours about our religious differences, many Muslim parents are caught in a fix.

The fastest way to heal a heart that is bruised is to do dhikr. Remember Allah, talk to Him, engage Him in whatever you do.

This feature is available through Google Chrome only.​ Step 1: Ensure you have your Chromecast set up correctly, you can find instructions on how to set up your  Chrome cast right here. Login/Sign Up as needed. Select a video from any series, or hit the “Live TV” button. You should see the Chromecast icon in the top right ​ Select the […]