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Share and Care
Ask our Children:
Should we share what we have with others, or should we keep everything for ourselves?
Now tell them the story:
Bilaal was a boy who was very greedy and would never share with people. When visitors came to his home and their children wanted to play with his toys, he would shout, “NO! IT’S MINE!” and would refuse to let them play with any of his toys. Also, when he had a chocolate or a packet of …
The Fruit of Taqwa
Shaikh Ebrahim bin Muhammad Hilaali (rahimahullah) was a great scholar who was born in 1155 A.H. (1742 A.C.) in a small village on the outskirts of Halab (Aleppo).
He departed from Halab in 1178 A.H. (at the age of twenty-three) and travelled to Egypt to acquire the knowledge of Deen from the great luminaries who were teaching in Al-Azhar at the time. He remained there for twenty years, only returning to Halab in 1198 A.H. He eventually passed away in the year 1238 …
Temperament
The concept of temperament is found in every object in the world. When speaking of temperament, most of us think of it as either hot or cold. In the practice of Tibb, two more qualities have been recognised i.e. moisture and dryness. For example, a dry stem of a flower has more dryness and is therefore hard and brittle, but a fresh stem has more moisture, and for that reason, it is flexible and soft. The above mentioned four qualities have been noticed …
