128 results for “time”
...of Mecca — had been sealed and buried for centuries. By the time of Abd al-Muttalib ibn Hashim, the Prophet's grandfather, t...
...ent his eldest son al-Harith to bring Abdullah home. By the time al-Harith arrived, Abdullah had already died and been burie...
...er own infant; her she-camel was full of milk for the first time; the family slept well-fed and satisfied. Her donkey, which...
...ve you refuge?" — the refuge was always provided, always in time.
...ants but never previously interested in their company. This time, he observed a cloud moving specifically to shade one indiv...
...mately forty years old. Jibril appeared, embraced him three times, and revealed the first verses of Surah al-Alaq — the begi...
...leased him, repeating the command — and this occurred three times. On the third release, Jibril recited the first verses of ...
...only surah recited in every unit of every prayer, seventeen times each day for every Muslim who prays. The Prophet ﷺ describ...
...and be gentle. He persisted with patience for years. By the time of the Hijra, he had gathered a substantial group of Daws —...
...he Prophet ﷺ saw his community being broken one person at a time and gave them a direction: there existed, across the Red Se...
...he Prophet ﷺ named her among the four greatest women of all time.
...cent, Musa urged him to request reductions repeatedly, each time sending him back to Allah, until the prayers were fixed at ...
... pledge: to hear and obey in ease and hardship, to spend in times of ease and difficulty, to command what is right and forbi...
... by a tracker named Suraqa foiled when his horse fell three times and he read it as a sign. The Prophet ﷺ reached Yathrib as...
...skilled tracker who pursued them and whose horse fell three times. He accepted the Prophet's ﷺ offer of security, received a...
...loor. The qiblah was toward Jerusalem — the practice at the time — and would change to Mecca approximately seventeen months ...
...nt in approximately forty words. They have been called five times daily, in the same Arabic, since Bilal's first call in Med...
...e — the direction in which over a billion Muslims face five times daily The moment of turning — the companions mid-prayer, t...
...anism of Islamic economic justice. The Quran mentions it 82 times, almost always paired with salah (prayer) — 'establish pra...
...s across all traditions — recited after every prayer, at bedtime, as protection before leaving the home, over the sick, and ...
...old from a wound caused by a rooster. In 2 AH — around the time of the Battle of Badr — Ruqayyah fell gravely ill. The Prop...
... The Prophet ﷺ prayed the funeral prayer over Hamza seventy times — returning to his body after each of the other martyrs — ...
...while intoxicated, which — with five daily prayers at fixed times — effectively restricted any drinking to narrow nighttime ...
...h, if I were not afraid you would think I was prolonging my time, I would pray more.' His two raka'at before execution becam...
...of how Quranic legislation was received and enacted in real time by the community: the women of Medina cut their garments im...
...even in the expectation of battle to the death. When it was time for Uthman's own pledge, the Prophet ﷺ placed his right han...
...ns in the seerah of what patience in da'wah looks like over time. The principle established by the Thaqif negotiation — that...
...10 AH — led by the Prophet ﷺ himself for the first and only time — an exclusively Muslim gathering of over 100,000 people. T...
...ada' — was the only Hajj the Prophet ﷺ performed in his lifetime. He had been in Mecca for the years before the Hijra and ha...
..., and Mecca. He abolished all outstanding interest from the time of Jahiliyyah, beginning with his own family's claims. He c...
...ts completion. Umar ibn al-Khattab, asked about the day and time of its revelation, confirmed it was at Arafat on a Friday —...
...bu Bakr while Abu Bakr continued to lead. This was the last time he prayed in the mosque with the congregation. In his fina...
...inal illness, the Prophet ﷺ came to the mosque for the last time — supported on each side by Abbas ibn Abd al-Muttalib and A...
...nk, to his physical elevation to the heavens during his lifetime, or to both. The hadith literature includes a narration in ...
...mercial ethics in addition to the call to tawhid. He is sometimes called the "Khatib al-Anbiya" — the orator of the prophets...
...s born during the reign of Fir'awn (Pharaoh) in Egypt, at a time when the Banu Isra'il (Children of Israel) were enslaved an...
...asured wisdom, whose life demonstrates that prophethood sometimes requires sharing the burden and supporting the mission of ...
...e Lord of your forefathers of old?'" The Israelites of his time rejected him and denied his prophethood. Despite their reje...
...ting these prophets were chosen above all creation in their time. Alyasa is also mentioned in Surah Sad (38:48): "And remem...
...overboard to lighten the load — the lot fell on Yunus three times. He was cast into the sea and swallowed by a great whale. ...
...ts, and his abstinence from the worldly distractions of his time. Classical scholars highlight his extreme asceticism: he wo...
... chaste and devout woman, chosen above all the women of her time. The angel Jibril announced that she would bear a son by th...
...ator, with no share in divinity. Isa عليه السلام came at a time when the religion of the Israelites had become distorted th...
...sa AS. One stream — represented historically by figures sometimes called Jewish Christians, Ebionites, or Nazarenes — contin...
...ered through His prophet to a specific people at a specific time. What is called the New Testament today is an entirely diff...
...d being, exalted but subordinate, and that there had been a time before his existence. This position, which in several respe...
... Isa AS than to the dominant Trinitarian orthodoxy of their time. In Arabia, the Hanifs — a group of individuals who reject...
...ed a depth of scriptural knowledge unusual in Arabia at the time. The Quran does not mention Waraqah by name, but his story...
...ldest organized monotheistic traditions, though by Salman's time it had accumulated significant theological distortions incl...
... words in Musnad Ahmad and in Ibn Hisham's Sirah — that the time had come for a prophet to appear who would be sent with the...
...Salman returned the following day with more dates, but this time presented them explicitly as a hadiyah — a gift. The Prophe...
...fining event in the emergence of Shia identity. At the same time, Ibn al-Zubayr's continued resistance in the Hijaz ensured ...
... ibn Abi Sufyan — who had ruled Syria as governor since the time of Umar — and with his own forces fragmented by treachery a...
...lemical context given Jerusalem's Christian majority at the time. The Dome is not a mosque but a shrine housing the sacred r...
...enter of persistent Kharijite rebellion and anti-Umayyad sentiment rooted in the region's loyalty to the house of Ali. Al-Ha...
... — despite the reforms of Umar II — fueled revolutionary sentiment in Khurasan. When Hisham died in 125 AH, he left behind a...
... Sogdian powers who allied with the Chinese Tang dynasty at times, while simultaneously taxing and discriminating against th...
...Islamic world, however, his rationalist approach — which at times appeared to subordinate revealed knowledge to philosophica...
...Persian Gulf, projecting Islamic influence across major maritime trade routes. Abbasid fleets operated from ports in the eas...
...he largest military mobilisation during the Prophet's ﷺ lifetime, involving approximately 30,000 soldiers who marched to the...
The Battle of Ullais, sometimes called the 'River of Blood,' was one of the early engageme...
...general Muhammad ibn Qasim, just seventeen years old at the time, brought the Indus Valley into the Muslim world. The campai...
...the Syrian desert, joined the Muslim forces in Palestine in time for the battle. The combined Muslim force under his tactica...
...antine religious persecution, provided intelligence and sometimes assistance to the Muslim forces. The conquest of Egypt gav...
...very next year, 1192, for the Second Battle of Tarain. This time he made thorough preparations, including training his caval...
...nders. The defeat halted the Muslim advance into Iraq for a time. Abu Bakr had already died by this point, and Umar ibn al-K...
...wan-Nihayah is a comprehensive history from creation to his time.
Admiral Zheng He, a Chinese Muslim, led seven major maritime expeditions across the Indian Ocean, visiting Southeast Asi...
...d. Sufi mystics were among the first to use coffee for nighttime prayers.
Ahmad ibn Majid, the Arab navigator known as the 'Lion of the Sea,' compiled the most comprehensive guide to Indian Ocean navigation.
...eir faith in bondage. Their stories, rediscovered in modern times, prove that Islam has been present in America since before...
...thout a central religious-political authority for the first time in 1,300 years.
...ing the largest Muslim-majority nation by population at the time. The partition caused one of the largest mass migrations in...
...d texts freely accessible worldwide. Mobile apps for prayer times, Quran recitation, and Islamic education reached billions ...
... mufassir who studied the entire Quran with Ibn Abbas three times.
The leading scholar of Egypt in his time, said by some to be more knowledgeable than Malik.
...im the most knowledgeable person in hadith criticism of his time.
...anbali tradition who narrated from major authorities of her time.
The angel tasked with blowing the trumpet at the end of time — first to end the world, then to resurrect all of creation...
...mself torn apart, his empire dismembered within his own lifetime.
The greatest trial before the Day of Judgment — the one-eyed False Messiah who will claim divinity and be killed by the return of Isa AS.
...panion of the Prophet ﷺ to be born during the Prophet's lifetime who had a known name and lived to maturity. He served as go...
...ns permitted to write down hadiths during the Prophet's lifetime — the Sahifa al-Sadiqa.
...from the Banu Asad tribe who arose during the Prophet's lifetime and led the Riddah against Abu Bakr. He was defeated by Kha...
...m after the Conquest of Makkah after the Prophet ﷺ gave him time to consider and loaned him armour for the Battle of Hunayn.
...ne of the four companions who compiled the Quran during the time of the Prophet ﷺ. His narrations and aphorisms on wisdom an...
.... He was a young companion — reportedly a teenager — at the time of Badr, demonstrating his bravery.
..., particularly the famous one establishing proof for prayer times and celestial phenomena.
...nown as 'the Pride of Women' and 'the Female Bukhari of her time.' A celebrated female hadith scholar of Baghdad who taught ...
Companion born in Madinah during the Prophet's lifetime. Known for narrating the hadith 'The halal is clear and the...
A contemporary Islamic author and journalist, longtime Islamic features editor at Arab News, known for his English...
...Don't Be Sad), one of the best-selling Islamic books of all time with tens of millions of copies sold.
... of Ibn Abbas. He read the entire Quran to Ibn Abbas thirty times asking about every verse, making his tafsir the most autho...
...s considered trustworthy by the major hadith critics of his time.
Imam of Egypt and leading jurist of the second century, sometimes described as more learned than Imam Malik, who combined le...
...While scholars like adh-Dhahabi noted that al-Hakim was sometimes lenient in his grading, the work remains an important supp...
...than merely refuting them, was remarkably objective for its time and makes this work a foundational text in the study of rel...
...slamic conquests, covering the expansion from the Prophet's time through the Umayyad period. Al-Baladhuri provides detailed ...
...'udi covers the history of nations from creation to his own time, including descriptions of lands, peoples, customs, and sci...
...he development of the school from Imam Ahmad through modern times. A valuable guide for students beginning their study of Ha...
...n Islamic history, from the Companions to adh-Dhahabi's own time. Each entry describes the scholar's training, teachers, stu...
...hir. A monumental history from creation to the author's own time (14th century CE). Ibn Kathir combines Quranic narrative, h...
...ir. A comprehensive universal history from the beginning of time to 1231 CE, continuing where at-Tabari left off. Ibn al-Ath...
... most notable figures in Islamic history from the Prophet's time to adh-Dhahabi's era.
... and seeking relief through du'a and righteous deeds during times of hardship.
...A practical guide to supplication in Islam: its etiquettes, times for acceptance, selected Quranic and prophetic supplicatio...
The five daily prayers: their times, conditions, pillars, obligations, and recommended acts ac...
...Islamic call to prayer that echoes across Muslim lands five times daily.
How Islam views time as a sacred trust from Allah, the Prophetic routine, and pr...
The best times, postures, and manners for making dua, along with the cond...
The awaited leader who will appear before the end of times to fill the earth with justice, according to Sunni hadith ...
...al transmission and written manuscripts, from the Prophet's time to the earliest surviving copies.
The voluntary night prayer, its time, method, virtues, and the practice of the Prophet (peace be...
...Prophet's final address at Arafat during his last Hajj, its timeless teachings on equality, justice, and human rights.
... end, the literary beauty of Prophet Yusuf's story, and its timeless lessons.
The manners of making supplication, the best times for du'a, the conditions that aid acceptance, and the prop...
...with the spiritual dangers of social media, including riya, time waste, and the impact on mental health.
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...illed, and they rebelled against the Muslim rulers of their time. The Prophet ﷺ described them as 'dogs of the Fire' who wou...
...ccultation in 874 CE (260 AH) and will return at the End of Times. Predominant in Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Bahrain, and parts of...