Yacoob Manjoo is a writer, blogger, husband, and father of two. Writing is his passion, and sharing beneficial knowledge and insights has been a pillar of his life for more than a decade. He blogs at dreamlife.wordpress.com (https://dreamlife.wordpress.com/)
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![[Missing Makkah – Part 2] A Personal Plan for Dhul Hijjah](https://cdn.sanity.io/images/2sxb14me/production/e46161177ca6ba76adc5beb9a023f4584c8eeff3-600x400.jpg)
In Part 1 of this series, we spoke about how former Hujjaj feel during this time of the year and what they do to bring those special memories back into their lives. In Part 2, we look at some of the many actions Muslims can do to bring the feeling of Hajj into their homes,
![[Missing Makkah – Part 1]: Special Advice for Former Hujjaj This Season](https://cdn.sanity.io/images/2sxb14me/production/b831bd5b470ba7341738c491615b948c95d1d57a-500x375.jpg)
Every former Hajji has their own unique story. Tales of the days they were blessed to spend on this sacred journey, so beloved that even the struggles and discomfort they faced are not enough to discourage them from wanting to return. At this time of year, that yearning grows stronger. So, what can they do
As Muslims, we often hear about the virtues, blessings and rewards of motherhood in Islam. And while it seems Muslim men can never quite reach such lofty heights, fatherhood still comes with a plethora of goodness. In this article, we will briefly examine a few areas that can help Muslim fathers appreciate the immense blessings and
