The purpose of Annual Dinners at the end of Charity Week
After a year of work, people have been united on campuses around the globe, money has been raised to support orphans and needy children(!), surely this is the time to rest?
Monday Motivation
Looking at Unity in action in the History of Islam
These are some of the beautiful manifestations of the Prophetic ideal that I’ve seen at Charity Week. I’ve seen those with little donating to those with even less. I’ve seen personal goals being set aside for days and weeks, while collective goals are given priority. I’ve had the pleasure of seeing different groups coming together and working as one, groups within universities, between universities, and across countries. On our best days, we get a taste of the Islamic ideal of unity.
Sincere Supplication – Part 2
Allah guarantees an answer for the believer in 3 ways…
The role sincere supplication plays in the acceptance of Du’a
Dua between those who partake in Charity Week and our beneficiaries, connects us together!
Having an Attitude to Gratitude – Part 2
We acknowledge that Allah is the reason we are where we are today. So must start with being grateful.
Having an Attitude to Gratitude – Part 1
If I asked you to describe the Quraysh in one word, would “lucky” spring to mind?
Salah and Activism – Part 2
Compare your conversations, the time you devote to it, the pace you speak at, the thought put into it. Compare it to when you converse with the Lord of the Worlds!
Salah and Activism – Part 1
The two don’t contradict, and each has its importance. But what are the pitfalls?
The Fatal Car Accident That Could Save Your Life
Following on from the first part of the reminder on building a legacy, part two is exactly how each and every one of us can build our legacy from a story told by Dr Wajid Akhter. I first saw the brother in a shaky video. It was the very first year of Charity Week and …
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Building A Legacy
This striving for perfection, for excellence is a concept that is frequently mentioned, especially within Islamic work. But how can we actually achieve it?
