Isa (AS) carries his mother's name, a badge of honor given by Allah.
Imagine the weight of that legacy; the love, the purity, the unshakable faith it represents. In a world that often overlooks women, Allah elevated Maryam forever. What can we learn from her unwavering trust in Allah?

Some view suffering as a sign that God loves them; others see wealth as "proof" they're divinely favored. Islam, however, rejects both extremes. Having more or less in this world doesn't reveal your standing with Allah.

Allah offers a glimpse into how "stupidly rich" individuals may think: the worst thing in their eyes is someone else becoming wealthy, threatening the security they've built on keeping others poor…

Allah reminds us that true permanence isn't found in our shifting circumstances, whether success or setback, but in As-Salihat (good deeds).

Allah teaches us through the story of the companion and the enemy combatant that our judgments are limited to what is apparent while the unseen realities of the heart belong solely to Him.

Allah warns us that every emotion we carry has the potential to become a god by itself. This is a protound truth-anger, jealousy, greed, pride, entitlement, self-respect, desire-each of these feelings can grow so powerful that it begins to dictate our actions and decisions.

Big goals can feel overwhelming-so how do you actually achieve them?
The Quran teaches us a profound lesson in progress.

A spider's web may seem strong, but it's one of the weakest homes.
Allah uses this as a parable for those who place their trust in false security-systems, ideologies or power that collapse when tested. Only reliance on Allah (God) offers True strength.