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In the intricate tapestry of teachings woven throughout the Quran, the story of Luqman, a man endowed with extraordinary wisdom, stands as a testament to the timeless virtues of wisdom, humility, and understanding. As a reservoir of divine insight, Luqman’s narrative offers a sea of lessons that can guide

Memorizing the Holy Quran, or undertaking 'hifz', is nothing short of embarking on a spiritual adventure. It’s a journey filled with profound insights, personal growth, and divine connection. But let's face it, memorizing the entire Quran, a text consisting of over 6,000 verses, can seem a bit daunting,

Picture this: a time where papyrus was the norm and the written word was a luxury. Amidst this era, a technique emerged that would sculpt the future of Quran memorization, a process revered and practiced rigorously even today. This mesmerizing technique is none other than Talqeen. Dive in with us

Featuring lessons from Atomic Habits by James Clear Embarking on the journey to memorize the Quran is a transformative and spiritual expedition. It's an endeavour of patience, perseverance, and immense blessings. However, for many, the process can seem daunting, a mountain that seems too steep to climb. But what if

We've all been there: The deadline is looming, but instead of getting a move on, we're watching cute animal videos, rearranging our bookshelves, or scrolling social media for the umpteenth time looking for a good ramen noodle recipe! But what's stopping us from getting on with the task at hand?

In the heart of old souks and bustling lanes, there lies a tradition as ancient as the sands that witness it. It's a beautiful, intricate, and deeply personal practice that has transcended centuries: the tradition of writing out the Quranic script as a means to memorize the Quran. We couldn’