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A warm-toned photo depicts cupping (hijamah) therapy equipment, consisting of a cupping cup and a pump, on a wooden table, next to an open antique book inscribed in Arabic script. In the background is a wall calendar with the Hijri dates 17, 19, and 21 circled in red, along with a bowl of dried herbs.
Islamic Heritage

The Best Time for Hijama: Unveiling Myths of…

ByByM Abi Feb 13, 2026
Illustration showing the five conditions for valid prayer according to the classical fiqh book Fathul Qarib.
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5 Conditions for a Valid Prayer According to…

ByByM Abi Feb 13, 2026
Muslim man performing sujud in prayer illustrating the proper method and recitation according to the Shafi‘i school of Islamic jurisprudence.
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The Complete Guide to Proper Sujud: Posture and…

ByByM Abi Feb 13, 2026

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Stay updated with the latest Islamic articles on Shafi’i Fiqh, Sufism, and the History of Islamic Civilization. Discover legal rulings and Sharia insights relevant to modern times.
A traditional copper jug pouring clear, fresh water into a white marble basin, accompanied by clean white towels, olive soap, and a miswak stick on a wooden surface, symbolizing preparation for Islamic ritual purification.
Fiqh
Mani vs. Madhi: Which Discharged Fluid Requires Ghusl?

Maintaining physical and spiritual purity from major ritual impurities is a fundamental pillar for every…

ByByM Abi Feb 24, 2026
"An open classical book on a traditional carved wooden stand, reading glasses, a string of tasbih beads, and a lit vintage brass lantern on a rustic wooden table surface."
Fiqh
Things That Invalidate Fasting: A Comprehensive Guide (Asna al-Matalib)

Observing the fast during the blessed month of Ramadan requires precise and profound knowledge. It…

ByByM Abi Feb 5, 2026
An antique Islamic brass astrolabe resting on an old parchment map by a window, symbolizing the history of the Hijri calendar and early Islamic astronomy.
Islamic Heritage
History of the Hijri Calendar: From Administrative Issue to the Identity of the Ummah

For Muslims, the Islamic new year is not merely about fireworks or loud celebrations. There…

ByByM Abi Feb 19, 2026
Illustration explaining whether Sunday is considered the first day of the week in Islamic tradition.
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The First Day of the Week in Islam: Saturday or Sunday?

Have you ever wondered what the exact first day of the week in Islam is?…

ByByM Abi Mar 15, 2026

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