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Encouraging Youth to Reform
Question:
Assalaamu ‘alaikum
Respected ‘Ulama
I teach in a madrasah and so I meet and interact with many young girls from different backgrounds. I have noticed that although they may be involved in bad habits and ways, they are still quite receptive. I have hope that if I speak to them and give them encouragement, they will be inspired to change their ways for the better.
How should I address them? How can I give …
The Silent and Unseen Pillar
(Wife of Moulana Qaasim Nanotwi [rahimahullah] – Part One)
Moulana Muhammad Qaasim Naanotwi (rahimahullah) was an illustrious ‘Aalim of the 19th century, and is a descendant of Sayyiduna Abu Bakr Siddeeq (radhiyallahu ‘anhu). Moulana Qaasim (rahimahullah) only lived for 47 years, passing away in the year 1879, but left a legacy that continues to this day.
Moulana (rahimahullah) was blessed by Allah Ta‘ala to render various services for Deen and the Muslims. However, from all his Deeni services, it …
Overstaying Our Welcome
Visiting the sick is an act that is greatly rewarding. However, it is vitally important that we show consideration to the one who is sick as well as the other members of his household. In this regard, we should visit at their ease (a time that is suitable for them), should inform them of our visit beforehand and should keep our visit short and sweet.
Once, a person went to visit someone who was sick. However, the visitor did not …
