Iʿtikāf is a spiritual practice in Islam that involves secluding oneself for worship and reflection, traditionally in a mosque, with the aim of deepening one’s relationship with God. Although the Qur’an mentions iʿtikāf briefly, its… Iʿtikāf – An Act of Devotion
Fasting and the month of Ramadhan hold a central place in Islam, as presented in the Qur’an, serving as a means of spiritual growth, self-discipline, and heightened awareness of God. Rather than being framed solely… Ramadhan – Food for the Soul
The Qur’an presents men as morally accountable individuals entrusted with responsibility toward themselves, their families, and society at large. Rather than framing male identity in terms of dominance or privilege, the Qur’an emphasizes duty, ethical… The Role of Men in Society
The Qur’an presents women as full moral, spiritual, and social agents, endowed with dignity, responsibility, and rights equal in value to those of men. From its earliest revelations, the Qur’an challenged pre-Islamic norms that marginalized… The Status of Women
