By Crescentrating on Islam and Religion from www.crescentrating.com
Our latest video is a compilation of du'a(s) relative to travel that is sure to assist Muslims around the world. Find du'a(s) for when leaving the house, boarding a plane, entering a city and so much more. Read by Hafiz Zulkifl Safavi, the video has the Arabic text as well as the English translation. 
By Crescentrating on Muslim Lifestyle from www.crescentrating.com
Here is our list of 10 Halal Friendly holiday destinations to explore in 2011 for Muslim Travellers. From great beaches, shopping, theme parks.. to Islamic heritage, these 10 destinations offer everything you need to plan your next holiday. 
By Misribunch on Muslims from www.misribunch.com
"The Misri Bunch" a new islamic children show dedicated to teaching about Allah, Islam and good morals. check out their new show at www.misribunch.com 
By uzzie on News from ummahbuzz.com
Eid Mubarak to all of our users and visitors. May this Eid be a special one.
One of Islam's most revered traditions, Koran recitation reaches its pinnacle at the world's preeminent recitation competition in Cairo, where Muslim children come from across the globe to perform in front of a panel of prominent judges. Contestants as young as seven are ranked against kids more than twice their age for both their comprehensive memorization of the 600-page text as well as their improvised melodies. 
By uzzie on Videos from www.arabianbusiness.com
Google has announced that it will show prayers live from Makkah during Ramadan on its video-sharing service, YouTube.
By l0gikal on Images from mediagallery.usatoday.com
21 Ramadan images from around the world 
By HijabGirl on Muslim Lifestyle from www.zaufishan.co.uk
What do Muslim men really want from a woman? What do they look for in marriage?
By MuslimMatters on Opinion from muslimmatters.org
As the Middle East continues to be enveloped in political turmoil and media outlets bombard us constantly with new information, I for one had become desensitized to the gravity of the situation there. As sad as it sounds, after a while the stories about dreadful combat and war just become headlines you skim over. However, I was reminded of the harsh reality of the human struggle in Bahrain when I heard the heart breaking story of Zainab al-Khawaja. 
By ChillYoIslamYo on Opinion from chillyoislamyo.com
So before I jump into my article, Tarbiyah is an Arabic word that linguistically means increase, growth, and loftiness. I guess in practical terms, it would involve the pursuit of knowledge and acting on it for personal spiritual and mental growth. Disturbia on the other hand which is basically disturb, in English means to interrupt rest, peace. 
