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Before I got married, I used to be an AlMaghrib addict. I took every class I could get to and I attended various other classes, lectures, halaqaat and conferences as much as possible.

After marriage, moving and two babies, that all changed. So in an attempt to keep my imaan up, I started this blog. It’s my virtual halaqa with me, myself and I :D And if anyone else happens to benefit, alhamdulillah.

If you’re a first time visitor here – most of my posts are part of a series. I usually do a series of posts on an Islamic class I took, a book I read, etc.

Current Series:

The Explanation of the 40 Hadith of an-Nawawi (by Jamal az Zarabozo)

Destination: akhirah - a series on death and what comes after

The Prophets of Islam

Let me know if anyone finds any mistakes! And please make du’aa`/pray for me and my family if you benefit from this at all.

(updated May ’11)

Comments»

1. Kadiatu - January 5, 2009

May Allah(swt) reward you for your time and effort put into this! I agree, that the best way to learn, for some, is to read and absorb the information that way. JazakiAllahukhair sister!

2. ummibraheem - January 5, 2009

wa iyyakum

3. Vahid khan - January 8, 2009

May Allah Bless u All 4 good work u r doing .Brother I wanted more literature to upgrade my Iman.How will I get such authantic sources of Islamic literature ?

4. ummibraheem - January 9, 2009

It depends on where you live…
I’m in the US, and our family usually gets our books and CDs, etc from Dar us Salaam or whatever bookstore is closest…
But in places like Pakistan or India (or other countries with huge Muslim populations) I’d imagine it’s much easier to get your hands on good literature.
- Sister Umm Ibraheem

5. kalthoom - November 9, 2009

As-salamu alaykum! just wanna say jazakallahu khayr-this blog is very beneficial mashallah! keep up the good work-may allah reward u abundantly sis!!!!!

ummibraheem - November 9, 2009

wa ‘alaykum as salaam wa rahmatullah

jazakAllah khayr for the kind words, sister kalthoom :) It always makes me smile when I call people half way across the world sister :) My sister in law is from the UK as well :)

6. Ummladoos - March 28, 2010

Assalamualikum
Jazak Allah Khairin Sister, May Allah reward your efforts and bring blessings to you and your family. We don’t realize that though we put in our effort by the Mercy of Allah, making sacrifices and staying up late nights to get these things done , we should thank Allah for granting us family members who support us in our efforts, alhumdulillah. Especially our sweet little blessings that Allah granted us..our children. They are sometimes what drive us and motivate us, Alhumdulillah!!!
I was wondering where you live Sister?

ummibraheem - March 29, 2010

wa ‘alaykum as salaam wa rahmatullah

You’re right, sister. JazakAllah khayr for the reminder. My husband never complains when I spend hours at a time working on these sort of things. Alhamdulillah.

7. Dreamfable - May 7, 2011

Assalem Aleykum,

Thank you for the energy you have put in your blog. I like reading it.

Abderraoef

ummibraheem - May 7, 2011

barakAllahu feek

8. hifzan shafiee - October 6, 2011

Assalam mu laikum,

I would your blog to be in my blog roll.

Tq.

9. Dreamfable - January 13, 2012

SubhaneAllah… Your blog is very inspiring and everytime after I visit it I see it has become even better!

Dreamfable - January 13, 2012

p.s.. I love the Prophet serie!

ummibraheem - January 13, 2012

JazakAllah khayr! :)


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