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Hanzalah and the Halaal Snacks
There was once a boy named Hanzalah, who loved to eat sweets, chocolates, cakes, biscuits, ice creams and desserts.
One day, Hanzalah saw that his uncle was going to the supermarket, so he quickly ran to his mother and asked her if he could go with his uncle to buy some snacks. His mother said, “Ok Hanzalah, you can go, but make sure that you stay with your uncle and show him what you want before you take it.” Hanzalah …
Piety before Profit
Imaam Abu Haneefah (rahimahullah) was an illustrious Taabi‘ee and the founder of the Hanafi mazhab. He was born in the year 80 A.H. and passed away in the year 150 A.H.
Imaam Abu Haneefah (rahimahullah) spent the majority of his time in the worship of Allah Ta‘ala and the service of the knowledge of Deen. However, he would also sell cloth to support himself, the students of Deen and some of the other ‘Ulama who were engaged in the service of …
Raising a Saint
(Mother of Shaikh Nizaamuddeen Awliyaa [rahimahullah] – Part One)
Shaikh Nizaamuddeen Awliyaa (rahimahullah) was a renowned saint and ‘Aalim who lived in India during the 7th century of Islam. (Taareekh-e-Da’wat wa ‘Azeemat vol. 3, pg. 52)
Allah Ta‘ala had blessed him with such acceptance that he became the means for thousands of people repenting from their sins and reforming their lives. His proverbial piety and the beautiful qualities of the sunnah which his life reflected had such …
