My experience as a student of al-Maghrib has been an educational and comforting experience. I will give my opinions from the heart.

Throughout the history of Islam, there have been differences of opinions between the scholars. They have been divided our Ummah into various branches and sects as well as united us when we understood etiquettes and certain guidelines for our disagreements. I will not go into details concerning the etiquettes of disagreement, but I am willing to share what Shaikh AbdulBary Yahya taught me in “The Purification Act,” and what Shaykh Yaser Birjas taught me in “The Code Evolved.” The important lessons present in this article convey what difference of opinions exist and why, etiquettes and guidelines for those differences and lessons that we’ve learned from the differences of our pious predecessors.

I bear witness there is not God but Allah
And that Muhammad is his messenger
The Truth excels
Lies Degenerate
Study some
Truth prevails
Slander disintegrates

Glory and Majesty
Ahmed E. Gamea
Ya fata7 you are the one who opens the ways when they seem closed

“Before, Then, and Now”
Farooq and Saimah Yousuf

Before there was no purpose or direction in life,
Sleepless nights, tired days, headaches were rife.

Those That are Truly Pious
Naimah Abraham
The truly pious sisters never do anything to ever jeopardize their haya.

Wasted time
Ammar Alshukry
Thinking about the time we waste

Righteousness
Ammar AlShukry
Sometimes I feel like the righteous are too righteous

MY LIFE
Ahmed Essam El Din Gamea
I live and the life is beautiful all goes well and all so happily

This is not a game
Imtiaz
Standing on that line,
To himself…. “Akhi don’t miss this time”