Year: 2025
Signs of an Accepted Ramadan: Continuing the Journey of Faith
As the blessed month of Ramadan concludes, many Muslims find themselves reflecting on their spiritual journey during this sacred time....
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Celebrating Eid with Haya: Reviving the Prophetic Spirit of Modesty
As we bid farewell to Ramadan’s spiritual intensity, Eid al-Fitr emerges as both a celebration and a test of our...
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Eid ul-Fitr 2025 in Bengaluru: Prayer Timings and Venues Across the City
As the blessed month of Ramadan comes to a close, we are delighted to announce that Eid-ul-Fitr will be celebrated...
Continue ReadingThe Path of the Pious Predecessors: Understanding the Methodology of the Salaf
The quest for authentic Islamic guidance lies in following the path of those who were closest to the divine revelation....
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Why Islam’s Prohibition on Photography Protects Us Today
Islam’s Prohibition on Image-Making Islam has always emphasized modesty and protection of personal dignity. The Prophet ﷺ strongly warned against...
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Lailatul Qadr 2025 Observances
Below is the areawise list of Masajid for Lailatul Qadr observations in Bangalore: ## Bangalore Cantonment & Surroundings Name of...
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The Last Ten Nights of Ramadan: A Complete Guide
As we approach the blessed final days of Ramadan 1445H, it's time to prepare for the most spiritually significant period...
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Kids Quran Explorer Summer Camp: A Spiritual Journey for Young Minds
The Institute of Quran and Sunnah is thrilled to announce the "Kids Quran Explorer Camp" during the blessed last ten...
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The 33-Year Ramadan Cycle: A Journey Through Seasons
Ramadan, the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar, is a sacred time for Muslims worldwide, marked by fasting, prayer,...
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Ramadan 2025 (1446 AH): Timetable, Duas, and Tips
The holy month of Ramadan 2025 is here, a time for spiritual reflection, devotion, and self-discipline. Muslims worldwide fast from...
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