Many people misunderstand the true roots of emotional and psychological suffering. In Islam, the heart (qalb) is not merely a physical organ, it is the center of faith, intention, and inner stability. When the heart is repeatedly exposed to sin, heedlessness, and disobedience to Allah, it gradually becomes hardened and spiritually sick. That sickness then […]
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In The Burnout Society, philosopher Byung-Chul Han introduces a striking idea: the modern world is not primarily ruled by strict prohibitions and commands like it once was. Instead, it is driven by a constant stream of encouragement and possibility—an endless chant of “Yes, you can.” On the surface, this sounds empowering. Who wouldn’t want to
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Overcoming Emotional Dependency: A Journey Through the Seerah of the Prophet ﷺ Many people struggle with emotional dependency — the feeling that your peace, validation, or self-worth depends on how others treat you. You may find yourself easily hurt, deeply stressed, or constantly seeking reassurance from people, places, or routines. This state is exhausting. You
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Winter is a season that brings forth a unique opportunity for Muslims to intensify their worship of Allah, the Almighty, from an Islamic perspective. The cold weather and long nights of winter provide the perfect setting for spiritual reflection and seeking closeness to Allah. Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) emphasized the importance of worship
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