Sohail 
Being the only revert you know can feel isolating. This honest guide reveals practical, proven strategies for building Muslim friends and community—from mosque connections to online groups—helping you overcome loneliness and find your tribe in Islam.
You’re Muslim. You want to get married. But you’re surrounded by dating culture. Can you “date” Islamically? Or is all pre-marital interaction forbidden? This comprehensive guide explains what Islam actually prohibits, what it permits, the difference between Western dating and Islamic courtship, and practical steps to find a spouse while staying halal.
You found someone. Now you have to tell your parents. Your heart is racing. What if they say no? What if they’re angry you found someone yourself? What if there’s a cultural clash? This comprehensive guide walks you through the conversation—from timing to wording to handling objections—using Islamic principles and practical wisdom from those who’ve been there.
Your friends want you to hit the bars like old times. They don’t understand why you’re “suddenly different.” The pressure is relentless. This guide reveals Islamic principles for setting boundaries, practical scripts for saying no, and how to maintain friendships without compromising your faith—based on scholarly guidance and real convert experiences.
Your friend ordered pizza with pepperoni for everyone. Your coworker asks why you’re not drinking at happy hour. Your mom doesn’t understand why you won’t eat her famous bacon. This guide reveals how to explain Islamic dietary restrictions to non-Muslim friends without awkwardness, judgment, or losing relationships—with practical scripts and strategies that actually work.
Every verse you’ve read, every surah you’ve memorized, every command you ignored—the Quran is recording it all. And on the Day of Judgment, it will either defend you as a faithful follower or prosecute you as someone who knew better but didn’t care enough to change.
You think you’re alone when you sin. You’re not. Two angels are sitting there, pens in hand, recording every single thing you do. They don’t judge you. They don’t hate you. But they witness everything—and one day, you’ll read exactly what they wrote about you.
Your own brothers wanted you dead. The woman who could have helped you tried to destroy you. You spent years in prison for a crime you didn’t commit. And through it all, you never cursed Allah ﷻ. This is the story of Prophet Yusuf ﷺ—and it’s the story of every person who’s been betrayed by people they trusted.
Your alarm went off at 5:15 AM. You hit snooze. You told yourself you’d pray later, after you got more sleep. You never did. And one day, you’ll close your eyes for the last time and realize—every single Fajr you skipped is waiting for you in a darkness you can’t escape.
You cried. You begged. You made dua after dua asking Allah ﷻ for something you were certain you needed. And He said no. Years later, when you see what that thing would have cost you, you’ll fall in sajdah thanking Him for protecting you from what you thought you wanted.
You’ve prayed thousands of times. But there’s one sujood—one prostration—that will shatter you completely. When your pride breaks, your heart opens, and you realize that the ground is exactly where you belong. That’s when everything changes.
Confused by Islamic terminology? This beginner-friendly dictionary breaks down 50+ essential Arabic words every Muslim should know—from Shahada to Tawakkul—with practical examples and authentic sources.
Starting to read the Quran can feel overwhelming. This guide answers where to start reading Quran, which surahs beginners should focus on, and the essential etiquette to follow—making your first encounter with Allah’s words meaningful and transformative.
Finding the right mosque when you’re new to Islam can feel intimidating. This guide reveals what makes a mosque welcoming for beginners, red flags to avoid, proper etiquette, and actionable steps to find your spiritual home in the Muslim community.
Overwhelmed after converting to Islam? This starter pack cuts through the noise and gives you exactly what you need first—the non-negotiable basics, the nice-to-haves, and what can wait. Your practical, no-overwhelm roadmap to confident Muslim life begins here.
Converting to Islam is overwhelming when you don’t know what to learn first. This honest guide provides a clear learning roadmap for new Muslims—what to prioritize, which resources actually help, and how to build knowledge systematically without burning out or getting lost in information overload.
The pressure to change your name after converting to Islam is real, but is it actually required? This article reveals the Islamic scholarly ruling on name changes, when it’s obligatory versus optional, and how to navigate cultural expectations versus religious requirements.
The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ cried for you. He made dua for you. He begged Allah to have mercy on you. He’ll stand at the Hawd (Cistern) on Judgment Day and call for you: “My Ummah! My Ummah!” But when you approach—when he sees you coming with your bright face from wudu—the angels will grab you. They’ll pull you away. And he’ll say “They are of me!” But Allah will respond: “You don’t know what they did after you.” What did you do after him?
Abu Hurairah رضي الله عنه reported in authenticated hadith: “Indeed Gog and Magog dig every day at the barrier. When they almost see the rays of the sun, their leader says ‘Return, we’ll dig tomorrow.’ They come back the next day and find it restored to its original state. This continues until their time arrives and Allah ﷻ wills to send them. Then one will say ‘Return, we’ll dig tomorrow, Insha Allah.’ They’ll come back and find it as they left it. They’ll break through.” The Prophet ﷺ told us: they’re digging RIGHT NOW. Every single day. Trying to escape. And one day soon, they will.
Every morning since creation, the sun rises in the east. One morning—without warning—it will rise from the west. The Prophet ﷺ said in Sahih Muslim: “Allah ﷻ will continue to accept the repentance of His servant so long as the sun has not risen from the west.” After it does? The door closes. Permanently. No more second chances. No more “I’ll repent tomorrow.” Everyone alive will see it and believe—but their faith won’t save them. Only those who believed BEFORE that moment will benefit. The scholars say: this is among the final major signs. We don’t know when. But we know it’s coming. And when it does, your chance is over.