Islam has taught us many etiquettes to better benefit from the recitation of the Holy Quran. They can be divided into three categories: Acting on each provides us unique benefits from our recitation.

In the first phase of the [establishment of] Tahrik-e-Jadid, I initiated certain steps and delayed addressing certain aspects that were meant for the second phase and asked you to reflect in your ...

Al Hakam is a weekly English newspaper for members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat around the world. Its aim is to provide Ahmadis with content regarding the beliefs of the true Islam, reintroduced to ...

Guidance regarding basic Islamic issues that Hazrat Amirul Momineen, Khalifatul Masih V aa, has given on various occasions in his written correspondence and during MTA programmes is being published ...

Al Hakam is a weekly English newspaper for members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat around the world. Its aim is to provide Ahmadis with content regarding the beliefs of the true Islam, reintroduced to ...

Al Hakam is a weekly English newspaper for members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat around the world. Its aim is to provide Ahmadis with content regarding the beliefs of the true Islam, reintroduced to ...

Reciting the Holy Quran is greatly emphasised during Ramadan. Although Muslims must recite the Holy Quran daily throughout the year, its recitation during Ramadan is given special attention. But ...

The Holy Quran, the ultimate source of guidance for Muslims, highlights belief in the unseen (iman bi l-ghayb) as a fundamental characteristic of the righteous and God-conscious people. Allah the ...

“From among the excellences that are conferred upon those who receive the bounty of God, foremost is the excellence of prophethood, which sits at the loftiest of ranks. I regret that I am unable to ...

Without a doubt, falsehood is a great evil. Hence, at its core, religion instructs us to always speak the truth. However, Islam also teaches that true moral qualities mean doing good at an appropriate ...

Before the Muslim conquest, Jerusalem had suffered from political and religious turmoil. The Byzantines, who ruled the city, had expelled the Jewish population and restricted their religious practices ...