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Join the Mission: Volunteer with the Institute of Quran and Sunnah (IQS)
Are you passionate about spreading the message of Islam and the teachings of the Quran? Do you believe in the power of community collaboration to bring about positive change? The Institute of Quran and Sunnah (IQS) invites you to join our mission as a volunteer and earn immense ajr (reward) in this world and the Hereafter, insha Allah. Why Volunteer with IQS? At IQS, we are dedicated to making authentic Islamic education accessible to all. By volunteering with us, you become a part of a noble cause that aims to: Take Islam and the Quran to the masses through meaningful educational initiatives. Sponsor needy students who cannot...
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Muslim Ladies Prayer Places in Bengaluru
Finding designated prayer spaces for Muslim women in Bengaluru can sometimes be challenging. To help our sisters locate masjids with facilities for women, we've compiled this comprehensive list of prayer places across Bengaluru that offer dedicated spaces for women. This information is based on the latest data as of April 4, 2025. No. Masjid Name Area Jumu'ah Time Ladies Section Contact Person Contact Number Bangalore Cantonment & Surroundings 1 Markazi Masjid-e-Ahle Hadees Charminar Cantonment Area 12:30 - 01:10 PM Available Mr. Ashraff 99168 30138 2 Masjid-e-Ahle Hadees Choti Charminar Cantonment Area 12:35 - 01:10 PM Available Mr. Ashraff 99168 30138...
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Ten Medicines for the Heart: Expanding the Path to Spiritual Wellness
The wisdom of Islamic tradition offers an ocean of remedies for spiritual ailments. While Ibrāheem al-Khawwās’ five medicines provide a foundational framework, the Qur’ān and Sunnah reveal deeper layers of heart purification. Drawing from classical scholarship and contemporary spiritual insights, here are ten additional medicines that complement and enhance the original prescription, each addressing distinct dimensions of the heart’s healing. 1. Dhikr and Istighfār: The Polishing Duo The heart accumulates spiritual rust through heedlessness and sin, but remembrance (dhikr) and seeking forgiveness (istighfār) act as twin polishers. Ibn al-Qayyim likened the heart to metal: neglect tarnishes it, while consistent dhikr...
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