Islamic New Year
The first day of the Hijri year. We remember the journey of the Prophet (s.a.w.) and begin again with Allah.
The Cave and the SpiderCalendar
Recurring Hijri days. Open a story when you want to read more.
The first day of the Hijri year. We remember the journey of the Prophet (s.a.w.) and begin again with Allah.
The Cave and the SpiderA day of fasting and remembrance. We thank Allah for saving Musa (a.s.) and his people, and we remember Husayn, the grandson of the Prophet, who stood for truth at Karbala.
Husayn Stands for TruthWe celebrate the birth of Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w.) and try to copy his honesty and kindness.
Muhammad the TrustworthyAbraha came with elephants to harm the Kaaba, but Allah protected His house.
The Year of the ElephantWe remember the birth of Zainab bint Ali, who later spoke the truth with dignity.
Sayyida Zainab the BraveWe remember Lady Fatimah Zahra, the shining daughter of the Prophet.
Lady Fatimah the ShiningThe day revelation began. Jibril brought the first words of the Quran to the Prophet in the cave of Hira.
Muhammad the TrustworthyA night many families spend in extra salah, asking Allah to forgive, to guide, and to bless the year ahead.
A day of trust in Allah. The Muslims were few, but they were not alone.
Muhammad the TrustworthyThe Night of Power is better than a thousand months. We ask Allah to forgive us and guide us.
The Night of PowerThe festival after Ramadan. We thank Allah and care for people who have less.
A Sweet Morning After RamadanThe most important day of Hajj. Allah loves the duas of this day.
Hajar and the Well of ZamzamThe festival of sacrifice. We remember Ibrahim (a.s.) and Ismail (a.s.).
Ibrahim and the FireThe Prophet brought his closest family — Ali, Fatimah, Hasan, and Husayn — as the people of truth.
Lady Fatimah the ShiningWe remember a household that gave their food to people in need, as Surah al-Insan describes.
The Family That Fed the Poor