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The migration and the establishment of the state of Medina.
A turning point in the history of Islam is the migration of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) from Mecca to Medina, which was not just a geographical shift, but the beginning of a new political, social and religious reality. This migration marked the beginning of the first full-fledged Islamic state, where Islam was not limited to personal beliefs and practices; rather, it became a complete state ideology and social system. This context remains a unique milestone in the history of Islam.
By Abdul Barikabout a year ago in Writers
Story Name: “Light of the Path”
A small village on the outskirts of the city of Medina—Al-Haya. In that village lived a young man, his name was Saleh. Growing up in the arms of his mother, Saleh was lonely from birth. His father Ali was a woodcutter, who went to the mountains every day to cut wood. One day, Ali was killed in an attack by a wild fox in the forest. Saleh was only six years old at that time. That small hut was wet day and night with his mother's tears. But poverty, sorrow, and deprivation could not extinguish the light of faith in Saleh's heart. On the contrary, from a young age, he was a prayerful, truthful, and unusually patient.
By Abdul Barikabout a year ago in Writers
Moral degradation and the spread of obscenity in society: Prevention and reform in the Islamic state.
The foundation of society is morality. A nation's economic, political or technological progress is sustainable only when its moral foundation is strong. But when morality collapses, society falls into the abyss of corruption, smuggling, violence against women, drug addiction, and moral degradation. In the current world, this moral degradation is heading towards a bottomless pit, where individuals, families and society are all victims. And the main fuel of this degradation is obscenity, sexual perversion, pornography, anti-marriage culture and the commodification of women.
By Abdul Barikabout a year ago in Writers
Tariff's Past Twenty Four Hours (05/08/25)
Tariff News Roundup: Key Developments in the Last 24 Hours The past day brought a whirlwind of tariff-related updates, with changes on multiple fronts that could reshape global trade dynamics. From potential cuts to U.S.–China tariffs to brewing European retaliation, here’s a closer look at the highlights and their implications for businesses and consumers.
By Tariff Raffabout a year ago in Writers
Who to be?
I often ask myself this question, who to be? I was pondering about the old days when I used to be in my teens, I was this sweet innocent girl who was too good to be true! I only saw the good in people, for me life was a fairy tale and I got everything I wanted in life. I was living a miraculous life every second. I had great relationships with everyone and got everything I ever put my hand on. I was loved by every single person and was pampered by all. My teens were full of love, friendships and happiness. I was the best version of myself who attracted these greatest things in my life.
By Mansi Jainabout a year ago in Writers
If Islam is truly a humane religion, then why did it allow slavery?
One of the biggest complaints of atheists and non-Muslims about the permission of slavery in Islam is—“If Islam is truly a humane religion, then why did it allow slavery? How can one person own another?” This question is often raised without understanding it simply, but rather with the intention of belittling Islam. But those who study slavery in detail in the context of history and Islam know that Islam not only did not allow slavery, but it was Islam that took the first effective and planned step to abolish it in human history. Therefore, in today's discussion, we will find the answer to this complaint in the light of the Quran and authentic Hadith, keeping in mind the reality of history.
By Abdul Barikabout a year ago in Writers
The Quran has so accurately revealed this original mystery of creation.
We will begin our discussion with an ancient and famous verse of the Quran, which sheds light on the subject of creation and the universe. This verse is in Surah Al-Anbiya (21:30): “Do not the disbelievers see that the heavens and the earth were joined together, then We separated them; and We created from water every living thing. Will they not then believe?”
By Abdul Barikabout a year ago in Writers
