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The Importance of Avoiding Superstitions in Islam
In today's world, superstitions continue to influence the beliefs and practices of many individuals. However, for Muslims, adhering strictly to the teachings of Islam is paramount. Islam teaches the importance of relying solely on Allah for all aspects of life and avoiding any forms of shirk (associating partners with Allah). Superstitions, including the use of taweez (amulets) and practices like Feng Shui, contradict the fundamental principles of Tawheed (the oneness of Allah). Superstitions and Bad Omens like "Ap shagun" are Haram The Dangers of Superstitions Superstitions often stem from cultural beliefs and practices that have no basis in Islamic teachings....
Continue ReadingFinding Your Perfect Match: An Islamic Perspective
In the journey of life, choosing a spouse is one of the most significant decisions a Muslim can make. While traditionally, parents and relatives have played a major role in arranging marriages, there's wisdom in the idea that individuals should actively participate in seeking their life partners. This approach is not only practical but also finds strong support within Islamic teachings. Marital Bliss Islamic Principles on Choosing a Spouse Islam encourages personal involvement in choosing a spouse, advocating for a process grounded in mutual respect, compatibility, and adherence to Islamic values. In today's world, relying solely on parents to find...
Continue ReadingMarriage and General Counseling Service
Marriage is a sacred bond in Islam, built on the principles of love, compassion, and mutual respect. However, like any relationship, it can face challenges that may require guidance and support. The Institute of Quran and Sunnah (IQS) offers specialized marriage and general counseling based on the teachings of the Quran and Sunnah, incorporating the practice of ruqya for spiritual healing. The Importance of Marriage in Islam In Islam, marriage is considered a vital institution that helps maintain the moral fabric of society. It is described in the Quran as a means of finding tranquility, love, and mercy: "And of...
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