The Manners of Ṣuḥūr and Ifṭār
Understanding the Prophetic Sunnah of the fasting person engaging in the pre-dawn (ṣuḥūr) and post-sunset (Ifṭār) meals. The definitions, preferences, and supplications associated with these meals are discussed.

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Everyone’s Speech Is Subject to Acceptance or Rejection Except the Prophet (ﷺ)
The Manners of Ṣuḥūr and Ifṭār
Understanding the Prophetic Sunnah of the fasting person engaging in the pre-dawn (ṣuḥūr) and post-sunset (Ifṭār) meals. The definitions, preferences, and supplications associated with these meals are discussed.
What Is Taqwá and How Can It Be Achieved?
A beautiful admonishment regarding the attainment of taqwá and the importance of reminding and advising one other of this weighty affair.
Remaining Neutral in Disputes: Does This Stance Apply When the Oppressor Is Clearly Identifiable?
A response to an enquirer on the aḥadīth concerning fitnah or dispute, and how they apply to situations where the oppressor and the oppressed are clearly distinguishable.
Canada Webinar Series
Returning Sept. 2025 (إن شاء الله), we will be conducting a monthly webinar series with students of knowledge, connecting communities across Canada from east to west.
Beliefs
The Prohibition of Putting Oneself Ahead of Allāh and His Messenger (ﷺ)
A brief reminder of the obligation upon the Muslim to have taqwá of Allāh and to put the word of the Messenger of (ﷺ) ahead of all.
Commensurating Between Allāh’s Guidance and Misguidance of the Disbelievers in the Qurʾān
Understanding Engagement in Actions in Light of Divine Predestination
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Videos
The Manners of Ṣuḥūr and Ifṭār
Dr. Abū Wāʾil Musá Shalīm
Understanding the Prophetic Sunnah of the fasting person engaging in the pre-dawn (ṣuḥūr) and post-sunset (Ifṭār) meals. The definitions, preferences, and supplications associated with these meals are discussed.
Everyone’s Speech Is Subject to Acceptance or Rejection Except the Prophet (ﷺ)
5 beneficial points on: the obligation of following the truth, looking to the evidences, avoiding blind following, rejecting errors, and understanding the fallibility of men. A protocol for accepting or rejecting positions. From the Canada Webinar Series
How the Correct Creed Is Reflected in the Muslim’s Life
An understanding that Lā Illāha Illá Allāh is not merely a statement on the tongue but a way of life built upon the correct understanding (ʿaqīdah) and righteous actions (ʿibādah).
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أوقات الصلاة
| Ṣalāh | Adhān |
|---|---|
Fajr | 05:40 |
Ẓuhr | 12:50 |
ʿAṣr | 15:50 |
Maghrib | Sunset |
Jumuʿah | 1:00 PM (EST) | 1:30 PM (DST) |
ʿIshāʾ | 19:50 |

Seeking Knowledge
The Permissibility of Reciting the Qurʾān Lying Down
Evidence in favour of it being permissible to recite the Quran in any position, so long as a person is not in a state of janābah.

The Importance of Acting in Accordance with One’s Knowledge
A warning against not acting in accordance with one’s knowledge as this will result in eventual loss of this knowledge by Allāh, and likewise the one who acts in accordance with his knowledge Allāh will supplement with more knowledge.

What It Means to Be Sincere When Seeking Knowledge
The five means by which sincerity when seeking knowledge may be attained including intending to fulfil Allāh’s command, intending to preserve, protect, and follow the sharīʿāh, and intending to rid oneself and others of ignorance.
Qurʾān & Ḥadīth
Defining Qudsī Hadiths and How They Differ from Qurʾān
Four important differences between the Qudsi Hadiths — which are Allāh’s words that are narrated from the Prophet (ﷺ) — and the Qurʾān.
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The Difference Between Envy and Praisewo…
A discussion on the importance of striving for goodness whilst refraining from cursing those that excel naturally. Muslims should love and encourage those trying to engage in praiseworthy acts.

The Four Foundations of Evil
An explanation of how the interplay of desire, terror, lust, and anger comprise the root of all evils.

The Impermissibility of Keeping Bad Comp…
A question on how to interact with friends who do not practice Islām.

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An explanation on how the meanings of miskīn and faqīr differ based on the context and which is defined as being more destitute.
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