He Paradaiso no ka mea nana…
Attaining paradise can be as easy as abandoning certain behaviors and elevating others, as the following hadith explains: Abu Umamah reported: Ka Elele a ke Akua, peace and blessings be upon...
Nā waihona mahina: Ianuali 2015
Be Mindful Of The Tongue
Good deeds are often though of as those which require sacrifice and effort such as fasting and giving to charity. But one of the best deeds you can do to...
Ho'ā hou i ke ahi o ke aloha
Poina iā mākou ma mua o ko mākou lilo ʻana iā Māmā, kaʻa kaʻa, kahu hānai, a oi aku, he wahine a he wahine mua maua. It’s time we took the initiative and brought back that glint in...
Ua mamao loa ka poe wahahee mai ke aloha o ke Akua
Liars are some of the worst of people and lying is a means from distancing yourself from Allah’s Mercy…and heading straight for hell. Ua ʻōlelo ka Makaula SAW: ʻOiaʻiʻo, truthfulness leads...
Hooponopono i ka'u hana ma ke ano he makuahine
Ua lawe ʻoluʻolu kekahi kaikuahine i ka manawa e waiho i kahi manaʻo ma kahi pou mua aʻu i ʻōlelo ai ua hāpai wau i kaʻu pēpē ʻelima: “Assllalamoalikum. Ua noʻonoʻo wale wau ...
Hoʻopili i kāu kōkua mai nā poʻe'ē aʻe
When people are faced with any issues, wants or needs, the first thing they do is look to others to find a solution. When things go wrong, this is when...
Loaʻa i kahi paʻa male paʻa
Marriage is considered an ibaadah, an act that is pleasing to Allah. It is in accordance with His commandments that husbands and wives love each other and help one another...
Pehea wau i loaʻa ai iaʻu iho i ka makuahine
Ua lohe pinepine paha ʻoe, pū kekahi: pehea ka hoʻololi ʻana o ka makuahine/makuakane/mākua i kou manaʻo ola, pehea 'o wau' e lilo ai i 'mākou' a pehea ʻoe e hoʻomaka ai e ʻimi i ka helehelena o kāu keiki..
Mai hōʻike aku
Allah SWT commands us to check our intentions whenever we do a good deed – because Shaytaan is there trying to make our good deeds a source of pride among...
ʻO kā mākou Ummah Liʻiliʻi: Kuleana o na keiki ma Islam (Māhele 2)
This part will shed light on the perpetual day to day rights of our children and the challenges we face in addressing them and/or recognizing them. ʻO ka maʻamau, parents fail to recognise these...
