This summer, the TROID Islamic Academy will be conducting a fun 4 week program for Muslim children. Streams include Arabic, Qurʾān, ʿAqīdah, Fiqh and fun activities. Contact us today to learn more.
A discussion based on the works of the noble shaykh, Dr. Ṣāliḥ al-Fawzān, on taking advantage of the remaining days of Ramaḍān, the month of blessing, the month of taqwá.
To take the Shahādah is to recognize Allāh’s oneness and power. It purifies the heart and prevents the blind following of desires. For the Shahādah to be accepted, it must be expressed sincerely.
Ensuring that the title “al-Imām” is used appropriately prevent muslims from believing misinformation. It is also impermissible to refer to someone as “al-Shaḥīd” because we do not have the authority to testify for other individuals.
To take the Shahādah is to recognize Allāh’s oneness and power. It purifies the heart and prevents the blind following of desires. For the Shahādah to be accepted, it must be expressed sincerely.
The Ummah was forewarned of the division of Islamic ideals by the Prophet (ﷺ). Many seek to alter Islām to meet their beliefs, deviating from the teachings of the Qurʾān and Sunnah.
An explanation of the wisdom behind struggling in this life. Allāh rewards his believing servants; encountering adversity is not indicative of his hatred towards them.
A brief explanation on the ḥadīth of the Messenger (ﷺ): “I answer your call with happiness, and goodness in its entirety belongs to You alone, and evil is not befitting of You.”
The scholars of Islām dedicate their lives to studying the dīn, whilst those foolish enough to attack them often fail to comprehend even the most basic principles of Islām.
An understanding on why scholars may differ on an issue of fiqh and that it is not simply a difference of preference but rather that one scholar may be more acquainted with the correct evidences than another.
The ruling on wearing animal skins is dependent on whether or not it was procured from an animal that is permissible for eating. Animals that are ḥalāl to consume may have their hides purified via tanning.