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EP 35: Developing a Quranic Lifestyle (Part 1) – feat. Wisam Sharieff
Ustadh Wisam shares his a framework for connecting our mind, body and soul to higher purpose by combining goal-setting with supplications to create a Quranic Transformation.
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EP 34: Secrets to Lasting Love (feat. Dunia Shuaib)
Love and relationships are one of the most important aspects of our life, but why do so many of us get it wrong? In this episode, Dunia Shuaib shares some valuable tips for married couples on how to increase love between spouses, with inspiration from the Prophet (pbuh).
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Don’t Feel Like Praying Salah? Read This…
Ever feel like you don't want to pray Salah? SIster Nilly shares her experiences and helps us understand the reasons behind this and tips to overcome it.
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How I Developed a Regular Prayer Routine (7 Tips)
Sister Makkah Ali shares some tips on how to establish a solid Salah routine, especially if you've recently had an on/off relationship with your prayer and find it hard to remain consistent.
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10 Ways to Reconnect with the Quran and Change Your Life
Finding it difficult to connect with the Book of Allah? Here are 10 simple ways to develop a stronger relationship with the Quran and change your life.
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Transform Your Prayer Experience
30 Top Tips on How To
Focus During Salah
A highly valuable, easy-to-follow guide packed full of tips on what to do before, during and after the prayer to help you attain better focus, tranquility and a stronger connection with Allah (swt).
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EP 33: Obtaining the Virtues of Ramadan (feat. Shaykh Zoheeb Iqbal)
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Dear Muslim… (A Message from Leeds ISoc)
The President of Leeds University Union Islamic Society shares a beautiful message to Muslim students in the form of a poem.
“But it’s only a Sunnah!”
There's a phrase that is common among many Muslims - one that you've probably heard or perhaps even thought of yourself - that when said, is in fact reflective of a lazy and detrimental attitude towards one's Deen.
That phrase is, "But... it's only a Sunnah!" Does that sound familiar?
