@haraka Even if we are born Muslims, I think understanding our faith and religion is a lifelong process.

I believe we should never stop questioning, never stop asking, never stop discovering  and each day brings a little more light, joy and peace.

And there are times when we feel a little lost and then we need a prayer or a friend to lift us…[Read more]

I have been here, there and everywhere but at the moment I am active on

Blogjob

Literacy Base

Chatabout

Earnably

MyLot

I spend very little time at Earnably and Chatabout because the surveys and tasks are usually for people from US, UK, Canada etc but still I manage to earn a bit from them.

I log on to Blogjob every day to see if there’s any…[Read more]

Dua’ for Increase in Knowledge 

“Rabbi Zidni Ilma’ [surah Ta-Ha; 20:114]

“O my Lord! increase me in knowledge.”

The Messenger of Allah ﷺ. used to say in the supplication in the morning prayer:

‘Allaahumma innee assaluka ilman nafia, wa rizzqan tayyeebun, wa amalan mutaqabilan,.’

‘O Allah indeed I ask You for beneficial knowledge, and…[Read more]

Dua’ for Increase in Knowledge 

“Rabbi Zidni Ilma’ [surah Ta-Ha; 20:114]

“O my Lord! increase me in knowledge.”

The Messenger of Allah used to say in the supplication in the morning prayer:

‘Allaahumma innee assaluka ilman nafia, wa rizzqan tayyeebun, wa amalan mutaqabilan,.’

‘O Allah indeed I ask You for beneficial knowledge, and a good…[Read more]

This is so pretty @Haraka and very neat. It must be so relaxing to site down with colours in your hand and create a pretty picture.

I hope you will share more work!

@Haraka That’s correct for farz raka’at 🙂

I try to add the sunnah raka’at and nafl raka’at to my prayers too so that comes to almost 42 raka’at each day.

2 farz, 2 sunnah for fajr

4 sunnah, 4 farz, 2 sunnah and 2 nafl for dhuhr

4 farz for Asr

3 farz, 2 sunnah and 2 nafl for maghrib

4 sunnah, 4 farz, 2 sunnah, 2 nafl for Isha and then 3…[Read more]

@ruby3881 You did read a comment about my chicken dishes and commented upon it. Can you see it now?

@bestwriter. That’s true.Parents in 70s and 80s in our part of the world encouraged their children to go abroad for education and jobs. They were very proud of the fact that their children found work in Middle East, America and Europe but these children settled there, got married and left their parents behind

Now they may be well off but…[Read more]