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Determined to Make a Difference
(Zubaidah – The Wife of Haaroon Rasheed – Part Three)
During the era of Zubaidah (rahimahallah), there was a scarcity of water in Makkah Mukarramah. This shortage was especially devastating at the time of hajj as during this period, thousands of people would flock to the blessed city, as well as the plains of ‘Arafaat, Muzdalifah and Mina, from all corners of the Muslim world. Eventually, the demand for water was so high that people would pay up to one …
Orange Scones with Strawberry Sauce
A decadent addition to your ‘Eid breakfast table or perfect with tea anytime. The scones are rich and buttery. The zest can be omitted to make plain scones.
All the components can be made ahead and assembled when needed. The scones can be frozen. Just defrost and warm through in an oven or microwave.
Ingredients:
4 cups flour
½ cup sugar
1 Tbsp baking powder
½ tsp baking soda
340g cold butter, roughly chopped.
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The Manner of Raising and Educating Young Girls in the Past (Part 2)
“A Muslimah’s Guide to Living a Blissful Life” by Sayyidah Khairun Nisaa (rahimahallah) #8
In the past, mothers would be particular in selecting such a place for their daughters to spend their time and carry out their activities where they would remain shielded from all evil influences. Accordingly, they were never exposed to non-mahram males, and it was even difficult for strange women to pass by (and encounter them).
Their mother or sister would often spend time …
