IntroductionIn Islamic jurisprudence, Taqlid (following a religious authority) has long been a fundamental practice among Shia Muslims. Traditionally, this has meant adhering to the rulings of a single marja‘ (juridical authority). However, in contemporary discussions, an alternative perspective suggests that individuals could follow multiple scholars based on reasoned analysis. This
In Islam, charity (Infaq) is considered one of the most virtuous acts of worship and social responsibility, reflecting adherence to divine teachings and commitment to ethical and humanitarian principles. The Qur’an highlights the importance of charity through beautiful and impactful similes, promising immense rewards for charitable acts. However, attaining these
Fasting, like praying and pilgrimage to Hajj, is worshipping. Nonetheless, it has its own unique characteristics. The following are some of the unique characteristics of fasting. • The longest worshipping: Fasting is the longest worshipping of God. Daily Prayers will not take more than one hour every day at most.
Islam Is a Way of Life The word “Islam” means “surrender or submit,” and a “Muslim” is one who submits his/ her will to God (Allah, in Arabic). Because God is Lord of the universe, every aspect of the believer’s life is to be submitted to God, including economic, political,
