Practical Principles

I’tikaf is an Islamic religious practice that Muslims perform during Ramadan.

At the beginning of Islam, the number of literates in the whole Mecca was about 17 people (1).

Full body ablution (Ghusl) refers to an Islamic ritual in which an adult (Mukallaf) Muslim is recommended to wash his/her full body with specific r

Ramadan is the 9th month of the Islamic calendar. The root of the word in most of the dictionaries refers to strong heat or burnt earth.

The word Kaaba means cube in Arabic, and it refers to the square-like building in the holy city of Mecca, which is covered with a silk and cotton v

Hajj is the most glorious manifestation of Muslims' unity, where millions of Muslims say "Yes" to the divine invitation and come together around th

Unity between Muslims is considered as a crucial matter in Islam.

Prayer in Islam (Salat) is one of the most important practical principles of Islam [1].

Prayer in Islam (Salat) is the most important practical principle such that no one can be exempted from [i].

Feminism is a movement of the modern times and may not have been heard at the time of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).