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The Benefits of Islamic Counseling: Faith and Personal Growth
In today’s fast-paced world, many individuals find themselves overwhelmed with stress, anxiety, and personal challenges. Amidst these difficulties, Islamic counseling offers a beacon of hope and guidance, rooted in the timeless principles of the Quran and Sunnah. Here at the Institute of Quran and Sunnah (IQS), we are dedicated to providing support through our comprehensive Islamic Counseling Services . Scenarios Where Islamic Counseling Services Can Help Islamic counseling services at the Institute of Quran and Sunnah (IQS) are designed to address a wide range of personal and interpersonal challenges. Here are some scenarios where our counseling services can be particularly...
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Journey to Allah Limping and Broken
Imam Al Shafi’i said, “Journey to Allah limping and broken and don’t wait for wellness, because waiting for wellness is inability.” What does it mean to journey to Allah broken? It means striving to connect with Allah even when our efforts feel imperfect. You might get up to pray but struggle to focus, or recite the Quran with a broken recitation far from perfection. Don’t worry. Continue and seek out guidance to improve. At the Institute of Quran and Sunnah (IQS), we offer a range of courses and services to support you in your spiritual journey: 🌟 Alimiyat Program: Deepen...
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Why Fathers Should Propose Marriage for Their Daughters: An Islamic Perspective
In today's society, many righteous men hesitate to propose marriages for their daughters, waiting instead for suitors to come forward. This hesitation often leaves countless girls without suitable matches. There is, however, a strong precedent in Islamic history that supports fathers taking the initiative in proposing marriages for their daughters. In the Islamic tradition, proposing marriage is not confined to men alone. Women, too, can take the initiative in seeking righteous partners, following the examples set by revered figures in Islamic history. This practice is not only permissible but also exemplified by the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him)...
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