Aishah Muhammad

10 Easy Tips to Keep a Relationship with the Qur’an After Ramadan

12 Super Sunnahs to Revive This Ramadan for Major Rewards

​10 Tips to Promote an Active Lifestyle for Your Children

9 Tips to Become a More Productive Intern

4 Diseases of the Heart to Start Healing Today!

When our body is inflicted with a physical illness, we can no longer function as we normally would. Each part of our body plays an integral part in our existence as human beings. Without eyes we cannot see, without limbs, we cannot walk, and without lungs, we cannot breathe. Having an illness puts us into

Barakah On The Go: How To Maximize Blessings While Commuting

Download our 21 Sources of Barakah Resource Sheet + Infographic! Life is not stationary. We are often running in circles trying to complete our long to-do lists. In the core of this hectic lifestyle is the belief that we are unable to worship and gain barakah if we are constantly busy. It can be disheartening

8 Ways Your Siblings Can Be A Source of Barakah for You

Tips for Those Spending Ramadan Alone

Ways To Be Charitable in Ramadan When You Do Not Have Money

How to Stay Healthy in the Last Ten Days of Ramadan

[Productive Breaks – Part 2] How to Have a Productive Break at School

[Productive Breaks – Part 1] How to Have a Productive Break at Work

5 Reasons Asking Questions Leads To Success

12 Super Sunnahs We Should Seriously Begin to Follow

8 Tips to Stay Connected to the Qur’an Post-Ramadan

As the days of Ramadan leave us, we get a feeling of emptiness. Many of us may have achieved a great deal this month whilst others may have been disappointed in how they spent their blessed Ramadan days. The passing of Ramadan so quickly usually leaves the hearts of Muslims around the world saddened. But,

Open Your Heart to the Qur’an this Ramadan: Recite, Memorize and Internalize

Ramadan Daily Dua Plan: When, How and What to Ask For

When Exams Attack: 6 Tips to Revamp Your Revision

Exams are just around the corner for many students. Many of us have a number of panic attacks around this time of year, every year. The guilt of procrastination and piles of books that have yet to be read looms over us. Memories of ploughing through hours of dreary revision sessions are often hidden away