ARTICLES
Hazrat Musleh Maud’s Illuminating Insights and Guidance for Students
In the hustle and bustle of life, it is easy to be overwhelmed by the sheer volume of tasks one is occupied with. In this complex maze of challenges, man often searches for guidance that would lead him to success.
Safeguarding the Future Generations against the Vices of Modern Society
Parents should be educated on how to address the issues children face in this age. They should be able to explain the good and bad aspects of the things prevalent in today’s society.
Understanding Justice in the Current Scenario: Insights from ‘Absolute Justice, Kindness, and Kinship’
Human beings have an element of consciousness present inside their minds, which endows them with the ability to think and make decisions.
Morals Above Money: How Islam Fights Labour Exploitation
Wage theft is a major social problem that the world has been facing for a long time. It can be described as a devastating international endemic.
The Great Beyond: Demystifying the Islamic Doctrine of Afterlife
Heaven and hell are not material worlds that come from outside but are physical manifestations of man’s spiritual conditions in this world. They arise as the consequences of human actions in this life.
Hazrat Aapa Jaan: The beloved of Qadian
Among the noble names mentioned during this year’s Jalsa Salana Qadian was Hazrat Sayyeda Amatul Quddus Begum Sahiba, lovingly referred to as Aapa Jaan. Here we share heartfelt reflections from Lajna members on her remarkable character.
Measuring the Power of Prayer: A Lesser-Known History of Jalsa Salana
While the transformation of Jalsa Salana from a humble gathering to a global event itself serves as a Divine sign, yet another aspect of its history offers an even more emphatic testimony to the existence of God.
Beyond Wounds: Impact of War on Children’s Mental and Emotional Well-Being
While wars unfold with tragic consequences, extending beyond physical devastation and loss of lives, their enduring impact resonates deeply, leaving a lasting imprint on individuals for years to come.
My Lajna Journey: A Testament to Belonging and Purpose – Part 2
Reflecting on the journey of Lajna Imaillah, the Ahmadi Muslim women’s auxiliary, members from across the country share their stories of empowerment and progress.
My Lajna Journey: A Testament to Belonging and Purpose – Part 1
Commemorating the centenary of Lajna Imaillah, the Ahmadi Muslim women’s auxiliary, members from across the country share their stories of empowerment, progress and much more.
Climatic Disorder: An Alarming Issue
Climate change is a natural process which occurs, but man’s actions have worked as a fan, speeding up the process.
Coping with Depression
Depression has been called the world’s number one public mental health problem. It is an illness that mostly results from thoughts that are distorted in some way. Fortunately, you don’t have to live with depression; you can always show it a way out.
Racism: Where did the World Go Wrong?
History provides us with enough evidence on how racism – a baseless notion of one’s own race being superior to others – can infect a person’s mind and preclude any attempt to understand its victims.
God in the 21st Century
Do we need God in the 21st century? What role can religion play today in creating a moral society? Is not the concept of God and religion superfluous in this era of human development?
Are We Neglecting the Most Powerful Weapon in Our Fight Against Covid-19?
There are many precautions and safety measures governments are making their subjects to observe so as to tackle the pandemic of COVID-19. But has anyone cared to turn towards the Creator of mankind, Who has been forgotten as if He does not even exist?
Ramadan and the Significance of Fasting in Islam
The real objective of Ramadan is to make man capable of fulfilling the very purpose of his creation – i.e. to attain the nearness of God.
To Fast or Not to Fast: Ramadan Amid Covid-19
For over a month under lockdown, people have forgone many of their social rituals and traditions. However, Muslims had no difficulty observing their religious obligations, even confined in their homes.
Ramadan: A Month of Charity
One does not become the recipient of bounties by merely observing the fast in Ramadan. Instead, it is essential for a person to fulfil its requisites and focus on good deeds.
Islam and Europe: A Clash of Civilisations?
Islam has often been accused of being a threat to Western culture and civilisation. However, given the Judeo-Christian roots of Western culture, it is actually atheism, not Islam, which threatens to destroy that culture.
Human Values: The Foundation for a Peaceful World
World leaders must work towards ensuring that the world we leave behind for our children is marked by peace and prosperity, not a world of crippled economy and malformed children.
