Naveed Taj Ghouri in his latest Urdu column writes about our priorities for Allah especially attitude and practical behavior towards understandings of Holy Quran.
The video which created tidal waves in Youtube… in few days over 10 millions times it has been watched. This is how west is feared of Islam…. Watch for yourself… inshaAllah statistical predictions will come true…
One of the best Urdu column by Javed Chaudhry! A true pen maestro from Pakistan. 
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I cant stop myself sharing this, after listening this exclusive talk by renowned Urdu Columnist, Hassan Nisar in Geo Tv’s 50 Minutes. Listen and kindly do consider the facts and try to concentrate the points he want to highlight.
Read so much beautiful examples from Islamic History by Haroonur Rasheed!
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Number of Golden Ratio, mystery of Kaaba, Miracle of Islam and Koran, it is the high time for Divine Secrets, Divine Mysteries. Soon on display!
In a little while, you will see scientific proofs of unbelievable mysteries that have remained hidden in the Holy City of Mecca for thousand of years with your own eyes. Mecca is willed as direction of kowtow, convention place for billions of Muslims and as the holy center of Islam. Those Muslims, who can afford, are prescribed to arrive go on a journey through Kaaba, Muzdelife and Arafat and to convene in the sacred city.
Phi Constant- 1.618, superior design number of mathematics. The Creator has always used the very same number in numerous events in the universe; in our heart pulses, the aspect ratio of DNA spiral, in the special design of the universe called dodecehadron, in the leaf array rules of plants called phylotaxy, in the snow flake crystals, in the spiral structure of numerous galaxies. The Creator used the same number; the number of golden ratio which is 1.618…
In this article about Sufism, Aamir Khakwani wrote about Chishtian, Which is in Distt. Bahawalnagar and also My Native City. He describes about great Sufi personality Khawaja Noor Mohammad Maharvi. A must read column!
( It is suggested that you should also read the The Reality of Valentine’s Day )
Some people set up equals to God, loving them as they should love God. But those who believe have greater love for God. If only you could see those who do wrong at the time when they see the punishment, and that truly all strength belongs to God, and that God is severe in punishment. (Qur’an, 2:165)
Before we talk about the romantic idea of love, it will be useful to remind ourselves of the believer’s true understanding of love. A person of conscience and faith knows that God is the being to whom his faith is bound, and whom he must approach with his heart full of love. After all, God created him out of nothing and gave him his body, his mind, his conscience, his faith and everything that he possesses. God has met his every need and continues to do so. He has created all the blessings of this world for him. What is more, when the believer submits in obedience, God makes him happy with the promise of His abiding pleasure, and the endless blessing of His love. All these things are given freely from His grace and compassion. Therefore, in the true sense, it is God who is worthy above all others to be loved. God warns His believers of this in the Qu’ran, saying “make your Lord your goal!” (Qur’an, 94:8)
By: Asma bint Shameem
Taking Ramadaan as a ritual
For many of us Ramadaan has lost its spirituality and has become more of a ritual than a form of Ibaadah. We fast from morning to night like a zombie just because everyone around us is fasting too. We forget that its a time to purify our hearts and our souls from all evil….we forget to make dua, forget to beseech Allaah to forgive us and ask Him to save us from the Fire. Sure we stay away from food and drink but that’s about all. Although the Prophet (Sal Allaahu Alaiyhi wa Sallam) said:
“Jibreel said to me, ‘May Allaah rub his nose in the dust, that person to who Ramadaan comes and his sins are not forgiven,’ and I said, ‘Ameen’. Then he said, ‘May Allaah rub his nose in the dust, that person who lives to see his parents grow old, one or both of them, but he does not enter Paradise (by serving them) and I said, ‘Ameen’. Then he said, ‘May Allaah rub his nose in the dust, that person in whose presence you are mentioned and he does not send blessings upon you,’ and I said, ‘Ameen.’” (Tirmidhi, Ahmad, others. Saheeh by al-Albaani)
