Author name: Sahiba Khanam

Throughout history, women’s leadership, knowledge, and dedication have shaped civilizational. Women have made significant contributions to Islamic history, which are generally forgotten. These women not only played important roles in their communities, but they also left lasting imprints on Islamic thought, culture, and spirituality. They have left an inspiring legacy, teaching great lessons about resilience, […]

Countries around the world are defined not just by their borders, but also by their names, which frequently reflect their historical, cultural, and religious identity. Many Islamic countries have names that are significantly rooted in their Islamic past. These names frequently express stories about faith, tradition, and history, reflecting Islam’s huge impact on their communities.

In Islam, the tie between husband and wife is treasured and loved, and demonstrations of love and devotion play an important part in strengthening it. Calling your husband sweet names not only demonstrates your affection but also shows the virtues of kindness and respect valued in Islam. In this blog post, we’ll look at wonderful Muslim

When you’re in an affectionate relationship, having particular titles or phrases of affection for your partner gives a nice personal touch. In Arabic and Hindi cultures, charming names are widely used to convey love and gratitude. Whether you’re seeking for a new pet name for your wife or simply want to add some romantic flare,

In Islamic theology, the 99 Names of Allah, also known as the Al-Asma-ul-Husna, are a sacred and profound collection. These names reflect the Almighty’s various aspects, qualities, and virtues, providing believers with a comprehensive understanding of the Creator’s limitless nature. Each name provides insight into Allah’s varied nature, creating wonder, gratitude, and devotion among the

  Amina – trustworthy Jamila – greaceful Zubaida – excellent Munira – bringer of light Shireen – pleasant Nargis – narcissus flower Farida – unique Safia – pure Habiba – beloved Sakina – morning dew Tahira – chaste Khadija – premature child Mansura – victorious Aisha – one who abstains Zainab – graceful beauty Safiya