By ChillYoIslamYo on Opinion from chillyoislamyo.com
Salam Yo, I’ve always loved marketing, most importantly the consumer psychological/behavior aspect of it which is extremely interesting when you start studying it deeply. I’ll give you one example. Pepperidge farms sells many products but one of their most successful ones are Goldfish crackers, yea they are cute, tasty and are shaped just like little [...] 
By SuhaibWebb on Islam and Religion from www.suhaibwebb.com
By nidaali010 on Islam and Religion from calltowardslight.blogspot.com
By MuslimMatters on Islam and Religion from muslimmatters.org
Sabr wa Shukr, Patience and Gratitude – The two wings of iman. The first wing being patience. With great patience comes great reward. The Prophet (salAllahu alayhi wa salam) said: “…The greatest quality a believer can be given is patience.” [Muslim] 
By abdullah11 on Islam and Religion from www.risingislam.net
By SuhaibWebb on Islam and Religion from www.suhaibwebb.com
I still remember the desperation. In the deep disappointment which often follows self-reflection, I turned to my Creator to plead. I turned to plead – but not for what can be measured, bought, sold, or traded. It was desperation for a truer currency. With my flaws suddenly made open to me, I became desperate to be liberated from the tyranny of my own nafs (lower desires). I became desperate to be a better person. 
By SuhaibWebb on Islam and Religion from www.suhaibwebb.com
The driver was playing Qur’an. My husband, brother and I got into the microbus heading back from Palestine to Cairo, and rode almost silently with the five other male passengers, passing through the desert and listening to the Qur’an only hours before it would be time to break our fast.
By SuhaibWebb on Islam and Religion from www.suhaibwebb.com
Anyone who looks around modern society will quickly notice the many blessings of technology and scientific advancement. 
By SuhaibWebb on Islam and Religion from www.suhaibwebb.com
By SuhaibWebb on Islam and Religion from www.suhaibwebb.com
by Maryam Amir-EbrahimiBefore I got married, I was given unsolicited advice on how to change in order to make myself “more appealing” to brothers. Sisters would voluntarily tell me I should be more outgoing when with men, dress more attractively to get their attention and stop being as involved with Islamic activism so I would [...] 
