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 (1) Wash both hands up to the wrists. - Abu Dawud 3761  (2) Laying out the dastarkhan and eating. Bukhari 5386  (3) Reciting Bismillah at the beginning of the meal. Bukhari 5376  (4) Eating with the right hand. Bukhari 5376  (5) When some people eat together, if the food is of one kind, eat in front of themselves. Bukhari 5376  (6) Do not eat from the middle. -  Mustadra  Hakim 7271  (7).7) Do not eat while leaning.- Bukhari 5398 (8) Do not find faults in food. Bukhari 5409  (9) When any part of food falls, pick it up and clean it if necessary. - Tirmizi 1905  (10) Some people sit down to eat their own food, but sit down until the other person has finished eating. - Ibn Majah 3295  (11) Do not get up on your own until you lift the dastarkhan at the end of the meal. - Ibn Majah 3295  (12) At the end of the meal, clean the eating utensils with your fingers. Muslim 5307  (13) Wash both hands after eating. - Abu Dawud 37...

  Islam, as a comprehensive way of life, places a significant emphasis on moral and ethical conduct. Central to this ethical framework is the concept of Ikram ul Muslim, which translates to the "excellence of conduct" or "respect towards fellow Muslims." This principle underscores the importance of displaying exemplary behavior and treating others with dignity, compassion, and kindness. Foundations of Ikram ul Muslim Ikram ul Muslim is deeply rooted in the teachings of the Quran and the Sunnah (traditions) of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). The Quran consistently encourages believers to exhibit good manners and treat others with respect. For instance, Allah says in the Quran: “O you who have believed, let not a people ridicule [another] people; perhaps they may be better than them.” (Quran 49:11) Additionally, the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) is reported to have said: “The best among you are those who have the best manners and character.” (Sahih ...

  Introduction In Islam, elm (knowledge) and zikr (remembrance) hold significant importance. Through elm , a Muslim gains knowledge and learns what is necessary to walk the path of Allah, while through zikr , they remember Allah and draw closer to Him. This article discusses the importance of elm and zikr , and their impacts on a believer's life. The Importance of Elm Obligation to Seek Knowledge : In Islam, seeking knowledge is obligatory. The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said, "Seeking knowledge is an obligation upon every Muslim." (Ibn Majah). This underscores the fundamental duty of every Muslim to pursue knowledge. From Darkness to Light : Elm liberates people from ignorance and darkness, guiding them towards truth. The Quran states, "Say, 'Are those who know equal to those who do not know?'" (Surah Az-Zumar, 39:9). Knowledge leads to intellectual and spiritual growth. Understanding the World : Elm provides a deep understanding of the nature of the ...

  Introduction The Quran, the holy book of Islam, holds a place of unparalleled reverence and significance in the hearts of Muslims worldwide. Among the various aspects of its study, the term "Fazayel Quran" (Virtues of the Quran) encompasses the profound merits, benefits, and wisdom that the Quran offers to its readers and adherents. This article delves into the concept of Fazayel Quran, exploring its multifaceted virtues and the impact it has on individual lives and the Muslim community at large. The Spiritual and Moral Virtues Guidance for Humanity : The Quran is considered the ultimate guide for humanity, providing comprehensive teachings that encompass every aspect of life. It offers guidance on personal conduct, social justice, and spiritual development, serving as a moral compass for Muslims. Source of Wisdom and Knowledge : The Quran is rich with wisdom and knowledge, addressing a wide range of topics from theology and philosophy to natural sciences and history. It en...

  Namaz, also known as Salat in Arabic, is one of the most pivotal practices in Islam, forming the second pillar of the religion. It is the obligatory act of prayer performed by Muslims five times a day at specific times, providing a structured way for believers to connect with Allah, the Almighty, and to reaffirm their faith regularly. Historical and Spiritual Significance Namaz has its roots in the earliest days of Islam. It was established during the Prophet Muhammad’s night journey (Isra and Mi'raj), where he was instructed by Allah to mandate five daily prayers for all Muslims. This event underscores the importance of Namaz in the Islamic faith, symbolizing obedience, discipline, and direct communication with God. Spiritually, Namaz is considered the backbone of a Muslim’s daily life. It is a time for introspection, repentance, and seeking guidance. Each prayer serves as a reminder of Allah’s presence, reinforcing a believer's commitment to the core tenets of Islam and pro...

  Introduction The Kalima, or declaration of faith, holds a central place in Islam, serving as the foundation of a Muslim's belief and practice. It is the testimony that encapsulates the core tenet of Islam—the oneness of Allah and the prophethood of Muhammad. This article delves into the significance, components, and impact of the Kalima on the lives of Muslims. Definition and Components The Kalima, also known as the Shahada, consists of two essential phrases: La ilaha illallah (There is no god but Allah) Muhammadur Rasulullah (Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah) These statements affirm the monotheistic belief central to Islam and recognize Muhammad as the final prophet. Significance of the Kalima 1. Foundation of Faith The Kalima is the first pillar of Islam and the entry point into the Muslim faith. It is the first declaration a person makes to convert to Islam, signifying their acceptance of Islamic beliefs. This proclamation distinguishes a Muslim from followers of other fai...

 The Tablighi Jamaat, an Islamic missionary movement, is dedicated to promoting religious values and practices among Muslims worldwide. Founded in the early 20th century by Muhammad Ilyas al-Kandhlawi in India, the movement emphasizes personal piety, the fundamentals of Islam, and the importance of preaching (tabligh) as a means of spiritual renewal. Origins and Foundation The Tablighi Jamaat was established in 1926 in the Mewat region, south of Delhi. Muhammad Ilyas al-Kandhlawi was deeply concerned about the lack of religious knowledge and the weakening of Islamic practices among the local Muslim population. His vision was to revive Islam by encouraging Muslims to return to the basics of their faith—namely, the five pillars of Islam and the Sunnah (traditions) of the Prophet Muhammad. Core Principles The movement operates on six fundamental principles: Kalima (Faith) : Emphasizing the declaration of faith in the oneness of Allah and the finality of the Prophet Muhammad. Salah (Pr...

 When we talk about religion, the first thing we have to say is that religion is the law of God and the way of life sent to man. The religion of Islam is the complete system of life that guides mankind to the right path. This is the basic tenet of Islam. Islam is based on five pillars: 1. Shahadah(Testimony of Faith) Belief in the Oneness of Allah and Muhammad (peace be upon him) ) Who is his messenger? 2. The five daily prayers are obligatory for Muslims. 3. Fasting during the month of Ramadan is obligatory for Muslims. 4. Zakat (charity) is a fixed amount of money distributed among the poor. 5. Hajj (Pilgrimage) To perform Hajj once in a lifetime, if one has the physical and financial ability. The main aim of Islam is to establish peace and justice in the society. Deen guides us in every aspect of our life, which ensures our welfare in this life and in the Hereafter. May Allah guide us all to follow the right path of Islam. Amen.